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2006-05-30Give up trying to communicate after 10 consecutive errors - the deviceChristopher Pascoe
is most likely not coming back.
2006-05-30sync with reality.Christopher Pascoe
2006-05-30If a zero-length bulk or interrupt transfer is requested then assumeChristopher Pascoe
USBD_FORCE_SHORT_XFER to ensure that we actually build and execute a transfer. Based on changes in FreeBSD rev1.47
2006-05-29Regen (although this does not change anything for these keyboards).Miod Vallat
2006-05-29Fix a comment, remove a stray variable assignment.Christopher Pascoe
2006-05-29Eliminate variable shadowing.Christopher Pascoe
From NetBSD r1.104
2006-05-29Missed header file change in previous commit.Christopher Pascoe
2006-05-29Correct status value check for OHCI isoc transfer;Christopher Pascoe
the spec says that "not accessed" is 111x, not 1111. From NetBSD rev1.158
2006-05-29Only check USBD_FORCE_SHORT_XFER for writes.Christopher Pascoe
From NetBSD rev1.164
2006-05-29Only do the software part of an abort if we are dying.Christopher Pascoe
2006-05-29Only do the software part of an abort if we are dying.Christopher Pascoe
2006-05-29Make sure all physical addresses are filled in the qTD even when we haveChristopher Pascoe
a page offset. From Dan Ellis via NetBSD rev 1.103
2006-05-28Make sure to honor the USBD_FORCE_SHORT_XFER flag and generate an emptyChristopher Pascoe
transfer when necessary. From Dan Ellis via NetBSD rev 1.102
2006-05-28Change the timedelta sensor descritpion so that the first four bytes containMarc Balmer
the NTP identifier (filled with spaces), followed by a space and the station name (which might be the same as the NTP identifier). All timedelta sensor have to follow this scheme as OpenNTPD needs it. Requested by henning.
2006-05-27Add support for multicast packets.Christopher Pascoe
ok dlg@
2006-05-27There is no longer the need to create INVALID sensors on stock, the sensorMarc Balmer
framework will create hotplug events for sensor addition/deletion. ntpd will catch these events.
2006-05-27When the device is attached, immediately create the timedelta sensor with theMarc Balmer
SENSOR_FINVALID flag set and without a description. We do not need a dummy description as a sensor with the FINVALID flags set will not show up or be used anyways. It's merely an indication to applications that there is a sensor that will eventually have a correct value. The SENSOR_FINVALID flag is removed and the description is set to the proper clockname as soon as we have received the first valid time information. This enables ntpd to check for hotplug events and rescan the list of timedelta sensors after a hotplug event. discussed with deraadt.
2006-05-22Attach routines can fail before calling *hook_establish(), and theyKenneth R Westerback
often rely on the detach routine for cleanup. So be consistant and careful by checking for a NULL hook before calling *hook_disestablish in detach routines. ok mickey@ brad@ dlg@
2006-05-22Expunge all #if defined(__NetBSD__) and #if defined(__FreeBSD__) crud.Kenneth R Westerback
Misused in many cases anyway. ok dlg@
2006-05-22Don't call shutdownhook_disestablish() unless there is a shutdownhookKenneth R Westerback
established. Should fix PR #5128. ok dlg@
2006-05-18some devices can do weird things upon a warm reboot so add a shutdownJolan Luff
hook which explicitly resets and stops the device; fixes pr/5001 ok dlg@
2006-05-14Add a quirk to force the Wi-spy spectrum analyser to attach as ugen.Matthieu Herrb
It claims to be a HID device, but it's not really one. ok miod@, jsg@.
2006-05-13regenMatthieu Herrb
2006-05-13Add Metageek Wi-Spy. ok deraadt@Matthieu Herrb
2006-05-11if (!foo & BAR) bad, if (!(foo & BAR)) better, and I'll have a cookie perMiod Vallat
file.
2006-05-11more microHAM devicesJason Wright
2006-05-11more microHAM devices (from linux)Jason Wright
2006-05-11support the microHAM radio/computer interfacesJason Wright
2006-05-11syncJason Wright
2006-05-112 microHAM devices from linux, and one from meJason Wright
2006-05-04free resources on close; found by Alexandre Ratchov <alex@caoua.org>Michael Shalayeff
2006-05-04fix interrupt out transfersJolan Luff
from netbsd, ok dlg
2006-05-01RegenPedro Martelletto
2006-05-01Add Neodio 8-in-1 Flash Device Controller, okay dlg@Pedro Martelletto
2006-05-01Zero the memory allocated for subdevs[], preventing a quick trip toKenneth R Westerback
ddb>. Discovered by trying 'usbdevs -v' while a broken card reader was trying to attach. Broken device provided by Manuel Pata. ok pedro@ deraadt@
2006-04-29Add a close method to send the shutdown command, which presumablyJonathan Gray
put the adapter in a low power usage state.
2006-04-29Driver for Silicon Laboratories CP2101/CP2102 based serial adapters.Jonathan Gray
ok dlg@
2006-04-29regenJonathan Gray
2006-04-29Add a bunch of CP210x based serial adapters found in Linux driver.Jonathan Gray
2006-04-28regenJonathan Gray
2006-04-28Add some ids for newer ralink wireless chips.Jonathan Gray
2006-04-272 lines of code in most drivers, to do the timestamping; ok miod kettenisTheo de Raadt
2006-04-27cope with recent changes in the sensor frameworkMarc Balmer
- provide the timedelta in nanoseconds - provide a timestamp in the sensor support for HBG and DCF77: - detect clocktype (DCF77 or HBG) and set it once is the sensor description
2006-04-24oopsTheo de Raadt
2006-04-24syncTheo de Raadt
2006-04-24egalaxTheo de Raadt
2006-04-23Remove superfluous use of usb_callout_init() (== timeout_set()).Kenneth R Westerback
Superfluous because the immediately following usb_callout() does the same timeout_set(). And superfluous because the same usb_callout_init was done during attach. ok dlg@
2006-04-23regenBrad Smith
2006-04-23add the Dell Bluetooth 350 module.Brad Smith
From Ben Lovett <ben at tilderoot dot com>
2006-04-23remove all the compat stuff for the otherbsds. this is openbsd, i preferDavid Gwynne
reading openbsd code when im working in the openbsd source tree. this makes the file immediately less confusing since you can search for a macro and see how its implemented on openbsd without having to figure out if you're in the netbsd or freebsd chunk first. "no problem with me" deraadt@