Re: usbcore / Linux 2.6.+ / USB IO Board 04d8:000a

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On Tue, 9 Oct 2012, [ISO-8859-1] Florian W� wrote:

> Dear Alan, Oliver,
> 
> short follow-up on my Microchip Test board with PIQ18F24J50 chip:
> 
> pySerial worked quiet well, got some html server component up and running.
> 
> Nevertheless the device again failed to work on machines (that meanwhile 
> worked) after having it plugged-off (from USB) for 2 days. It clearly 
> looses some state and does not get into working state with kernel 3.x.
> 
> As it runs out of the box with kernel 2.6 on the same hardware and on 
> every windows machine I still think it has to be connected to changes in 
> the kernel. But that's only my humble concluding experience by now.
> 
> Will try to find out further details or give up and buy another GPIO 
> board...

You can try using "git bisect" to find the change in the kernel that 
affected this device, although it would be a rather slow process if you 
have to wait two days after each successful trial.

Alan Stern

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