@kas1e
How about pressing both mouse buttons to get to AmigaOS early-startup menu and select your boot device there? (Once UBoot has finished loading the kickstart modules, that is)

Regards,
Thomas

@NinjaCyborg
I can't boot my SAM460ex with its on-board SATA enabled either. So you're not alone with that :)


Regards, Thomas

@rwo

You can see the EndPoint is stalled by the reception of USBERR_STALL (iiirc - don't have the include files here at work :)

You can also issue a GET_STATUS request to the Default Control Pipe (DCP) to get the status of a specific named EndPoint - check the USB spec on standard commands to the DCP for more info - I don't have that spec here at work either.

Btw. I don't know how a device will react to destalling a non-stalled EndPoint. Probably it will behave nicely and take it is a NOP, responding as if it destalled the EndPoint, but I'm not sure.

Regards
Thomas

@MigthyMax

I got the same behavior from the July 2007 update.
Reverting to the pre-July 2007 usbsys.device (and, if you want to use USBInspector, that too) fixed it for me - at least as a temporary solution. Dunno why, though.

Regards
Thomas Graff Th?ger