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Gilloo
showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/2/28 11:25    #1
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Hello all

I've released two tools on aminet
I wondered if they work as they on OS4.0

Showlib
http://aminet.net/package/dev/c/showlib


Usblist
http://aminet.net/package/dev/c/usblist

Can somebody download these and perform the command
showlib usbsys.device >ram:toto
and send me the toto file via e-mail
and the same...
usblist >ram:toto


Many thanks in advance.
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salass00
Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/2/28 11:44    #2
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E-mail sent.

Showlib crashes if you don't specify a library/device name.
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Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/2/29 17:04    #3
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I didn't try the usblist 68k binary included in the archive but compiled the source for OS4 instead. It didn't work because the OS4 interface test had the logic reversed.

I changed this:

if (IUSBSys != NULL)
{
printf("Cannot obtain USBSys interface\n");
CloseDevice( ioreq );
return 0;
}

to this:

if (IUSBSys == NULL)
{
printf("Cannot obtain USBSys interface\n");
CloseDevice( ioreq );
return 0;
}

and now it seems to work.
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Gilloo
Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/3/3 10:55    #4
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Oups, thanks xenic
Also don't forget to remove ioreq and port...
I've improved the code yerterday.

There is a new version of this tutorial on aminet, which try to implement unicode strings printing (in small-face way ).
http://aminet.net/package/dev/c/usblist

Is there another tutorials about USB (Sirion)?
http://os4depot.net/index.php?functio ... river/input/rkeyboard.lzx
http://os4depot.net/index.php?functio ... e=driver/input/rmouse.lzx

http://os4depot.net/index.php?functio ... ile=driver/misc/rti84.lha
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rwo
Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/3/3 11:07    #5
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There is this one forexample

http://www.os4depot.net/index.php?fun ... lopment/usb_fd_devman.pdf

RWO
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Gilloo
Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/3/3 11:32    #6
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I have it, it's my bedside book
(not really a book, let say document)

I which to know if someone has already done some tutorials concerning:
- still image (class=6)
- usbmasstorage (class=8)
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Gilloo
Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/3/14 11:17    #7
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Hi all!

A new tutorial usblist version 0.04 is available
http://aminet.net/package/dev/c/usblist

This piece of code shows the "how to" ans tests these functions:
USBFindInterface
USBGetRawInterfaceAttrs
USBNextDescriptor
USBFreeDescriptors

Can you send me the output of
usblist1 -vv (or usblist1 -v)
with some devices plugged
Thanks to all eventual testers

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xenic
Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/3/16 16:12    #8
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I made a small OS4 makefile and compiled your sources for OS4 and tested the resulting programs. They seem to work but GCC issues warnings for almost all the printf statements. I don't want to post them all here but here is an example:

usblist1.c:78: warning: format '%ld' expects type 'long int', but argument 2 has type 'int'

Almost all the arguments have type int but the printf statements use %ld or %lx. Since you are using a different compiler and includes for 68k, the OS4 includes may be different and use different type definitions. Possibly your compiler just doesn't generate warnings for these kinds of errors. If you intend these files to also be tutorials for OS4 then the warnings should probably be eliminated by using the correct argument types in the printf statements.

Here is the simple makefile I wrote to compile usblist and usblist1 with OS4 GCC:

CC = gcc
CFLAGS = -O2 -mcrt=newlib -Wall
LDLIBS = -lauto
DEFS = -D__USE_INLINE__

.PHONY: all clean

all: usblist usblist1

usblist:
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(DEFS) usblist.c unistr.c -o $@ $(LDLIBS)

usblist1:
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(DEFS) usblist1.c unistr.c -o $@ $(LDLIBS)

clean:
@delete >NIL: *>NIL: usblist usblist1 QUIET

Here is the output from usblist1 -v:

USB opened
USBSysBase at 0x6ff7fdd0
[1] rawifc at 0x6ff06510
product="Front Roothub (unit 1)"
DEVICE (id=1,len=18)
USBVer 0100
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
MaxPacketSize0 64
VendorID 0000
Product 0000
DevVer 0100
ManufacturerStr 0
ProductStr 1
SerialStr 0
NumConfigs 1
CONFIGURATION (id=2,len=10)
TotalLength 27
NumInterfaces 1
ConfigID 1
ConfigStr 0
Attributes 64
MaxPower 0 (0 mA)
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 1
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
InterfaceStr 0
EP (id=5,len=8)
Address 81
Attributes 03
MaxPacketSize 64
Interval 255 ms
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 1
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
InterfaceStr 0
[2] rawifc at 0x6ff06310
product="Rear Roothub (unit 0)"
DEVICE (id=1,len=18)
USBVer 0100
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
MaxPacketSize0 64
VendorID 0000
Product 0000
DevVer 0100
ManufacturerStr 0
ProductStr 1
SerialStr 0
NumConfigs 1
CONFIGURATION (id=2,len=10)
TotalLength 27
NumInterfaces 1
ConfigID 1
ConfigStr 0
Attributes 64
MaxPower 0 (0 mA)
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 1
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
InterfaceStr 0
EP (id=5,len=8)
Address 81
Attributes 03
MaxPacketSize 64
Interval 255 ms
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 1
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
InterfaceStr 0
[3] rawifc at 0x6ff06650
vendor="Kensington "
product="Kensington USB/PS2 Wheel Mouse"
DEVICE (id=1,len=18)
USBVer 0110
Class 0
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
MaxPacketSize0 8
VendorID 047d
Product 102d
DevVer 0100
ManufacturerStr 1
ProductStr 2
SerialStr 0
NumConfigs 1
CONFIGURATION (id=2,len=9)
TotalLength 34
NumInterfaces 1
ConfigID 1
ConfigStr 0
Attributes 160
MaxPower 50 (100 mA)
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 1
Class 3
SubClass 1
Protocol 2
InterfaceStr 0
HID (id=33,len=9)
bcdHID 0110
bCountryCode 0
bNumDescriptorType 1
bXDescriptorType 34
wXDescriptorLength 52
EP (id=5,len=7)
Address 81
Attributes 03
MaxPacketSize 4
Interval 10 ms
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 1
Class 3
SubClass 1
Protocol 2
InterfaceStr 0
Bye!

I hope this is what you were looking for

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Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/3/18 12:17    #9
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thanks
I take the remark concerning lvalues in printf.
I wrote this tutorial too late, I was asleep .

Oho, you have a mouse with wheel and there is an HID!
The next will load and decode the HID descriptor (and also load and decode HUB descriptor)

Nice to see that this code compile and work on OS4.
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Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/4/9 16:46    #10
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usblist 0.05 available on aminet!

Now it can decode some hub and hid descriptors.
Let me know what usblist1 -vv prints on your screen.
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Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/4/9 16:59    #11
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usblist

USB opened
001 ID 0000:0000 Front Roothub (unit 1)
002 ID 0424:2504
003 ID 090c:1000 SMI Corporation, USB DISK
004 ID 0000:0000 Rear Roothub (unit 0)
005 ID 05e3:0608 USB2.0 Hub
Bye!

usblist1

USB opened
USBSysBase at 0x6fe7f300
[1] rawifc at 0x6fe81650
product="Front Roothub (unit 1)"
deb USB vers 0100
dev ID 0000:0000
dev vers=0x0100
dev class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=1
cfg maxpower=0 (0 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
[2] rawifc at 0x6fe81990
deb USB vers 0200
dev ID 0424:2504
dev vers=0x0200
dev class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=1
cfg maxpower=1 (2 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
[3] rawifc at 0x6fe81b90
vendor="SMI Corporation"
product="USB DISK"
serial="AA04012700007677"
deb USB vers 0200
dev ID 090c:1000
dev vers=0x0200
dev class=0 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=1
cfg maxpower=50 (100 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=8 subclass=6 protocol=80
[4] rawifc at 0x6fe81450
product="Rear Roothub (unit 0)"
deb USB vers 0100
dev ID 0000:0000
dev vers=0x0100
dev class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=1
cfg maxpower=0 (0 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
[5] rawifc at 0x6fe81790
product="USB2.0 Hub"
deb USB vers 0200
dev ID 05e3:0608
dev vers=0x0200
dev class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=1
cfg maxpower=250 (500 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
Bye!


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Entire ecosystems are collapsing.
We are in the beginning of a mass extinction.
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Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/4/9 17:19    #12
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usblist1 -vv
(the -vv is for Very Verbose )
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Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/4/9 17:28    #13
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8.RAM Disk:usblist> usblist
USB opened
001 ID 0000:0000 Rear Roothub (unit 0)
002 ID 05e3:0605 USB2.0 Hub
003 ID 0aec:3260 Generic , USB Storage Device
004 ID 0000:0000 EHCI Roothub (unit 0)
005 ID 07d1:3c09 Ralink, 802.11 n WLAN
Bye!

8.RAM Disk:usblist> usblist1
USB opened
USBSysBase at 0x6aeef3c0
[1] rawifc at 0x6b35d350
product="Rear Roothub (unit 0)"
deb USB vers 0100
dev ID 0000:0000
dev vers=0x0100
dev class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=1
cfg maxpower=0 (0 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
[2] rawifc at 0x6958f890
product="USB2.0 Hub"
deb USB vers 0200
dev ID 05e3:0605
dev vers=0x0200
dev class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=1
cfg maxpower=50 (100 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
[3] rawifc at 0x6b35edc0
vendor="Generic "
product="USB Storage Device"
serial="0AEC326000001A000"
deb USB vers 0200
dev ID 0aec:3260
dev vers=0x0200
dev class=0 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=1
cfg maxpower=49 (98 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=8 subclass=6 protocol=80
[4] rawifc at 0x696564c0
product="EHCI Roothub (unit 0)"
deb USB vers 0100
dev ID 0000:0000
dev vers=0x0100
dev class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=1
cfg maxpower=0 (0 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
[5] rawifc at 0x69793880
vendor="Ralink"
product="802.11 n WLAN"
serial="1.0"
interface="1.0"
deb USB vers 0200
dev ID 07d1:3c09
dev vers=0x0200
dev class=0 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=1
cfg maxpower=225 (450 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=255 subclass=255 protocol=255
Bye!

RWO
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Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/4/10 13:33    #14
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usblist -vv

USB opened
001 ID 0000:0000 Front Roothub (unit 1)
002 ID 0424:2504
003 ID 090c:1000 SMI Corporation, USB DISK
004 ID 0000:0000 Rear Roothub (unit 0)
005 ID 05e3:0608 USB2.0 Hub
Bye!

usblist1 -vv

USB opened
USBSysBase at 0x6fe7f300
usbsys.device 52.6
DeviceType 0
DeviceSubType 0
0002
0003
4000
[1] rawifc at 0x6fe81650
product="Front Roothub (unit 1)"
DEVICE (id=1,len=18)
USBVer 0100
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
MaxPacketSize0 64
VendorID 0000
Product 0000
DevVer 0100
ManufacturerStr 0
ProductStr 1
SerialStr 0
NumConfigs 1
HUB ERROR : can't get interface
CONFIGURATION (id=2,len=10)
TotalLength 27
NumInterfaces 1
ConfigID 1
ConfigStr 0
Attributes 64
MaxPower 0 (0 mA)
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 1
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
InterfaceStr 0
EP (id=5,len=8)
Address 81
Attributes 03
MaxPacketSize 64
Interval 255 ms
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 1
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
InterfaceStr 0
[2] rawifc at 0x6fe81990
DEVICE (id=1,len=18)
USBVer 0200
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
MaxPacketSize0 64
VendorID 0424
Product 2504
DevVer 0001
ManufacturerStr 0
ProductStr 0
SerialStr 0
NumConfigs 1
HUB ERROR : can't get interface
CONFIGURATION (id=2,len=9)
TotalLength 25
NumInterfaces 1
ConfigID 1
ConfigStr 0
Attributes 224
MaxPower 1 (2 mA)
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 1
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
InterfaceStr 0
EP (id=5,len=7)
Address 81
Attributes 03
MaxPacketSize 1
Interval 255 ms
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 1
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
InterfaceStr 0
[3] rawifc at 0x6fe81b90
vendor="SMI Corporation"
product="USB DISK"
serial="AA04012700007677"
DEVICE (id=1,len=18)
USBVer 0200
Class 0
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
MaxPacketSize0 64
VendorID 090c
Product 1000
DevVer 1100
ManufacturerStr 1
ProductStr 2
SerialStr 3
NumConfigs 1
CONFIGURATION (id=2,len=9)
TotalLength 32
NumInterfaces 1
ConfigID 1
ConfigStr 0
Attributes 128
MaxPower 50 (100 mA)
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 2
Class 8
SubClass 6
Protocol 80
InterfaceStr 0
EP (id=5,len=7)
Address 81
Attributes 02
MaxPacketSize 64
Interval 255 ms
EP (id=5,len=7)
Address 02
Attributes 02
MaxPacketSize 64
Interval 255 ms
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 2
Class 8
SubClass 6
Protocol 80
InterfaceStr 0
[4] rawifc at 0x6fe81450
product="Rear Roothub (unit 0)"
DEVICE (id=1,len=18)
USBVer 0100
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
MaxPacketSize0 64
VendorID 0000
Product 0000
DevVer 0100
ManufacturerStr 0
ProductStr 1
SerialStr 0
NumConfigs 1
HUB ERROR : can't get interface
CONFIGURATION (id=2,len=10)
TotalLength 27
NumInterfaces 1
ConfigID 1
ConfigStr 0
Attributes 64
MaxPower 0 (0 mA)
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 1
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
InterfaceStr 0
EP (id=5,len=8)
Address 81
Attributes 03
MaxPacketSize 64
Interval 255 ms
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 1
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
InterfaceStr 0
[5] rawifc at 0x6fe81790
product="USB2.0 Hub"
DEVICE (id=1,len=18)
USBVer 0200
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
MaxPacketSize0 64
VendorID 05e3
Product 0608
DevVer 0702
ManufacturerStr 0
ProductStr 1
SerialStr 0
NumConfigs 1
HUB ERROR : can't get interface
CONFIGURATION (id=2,len=9)
TotalLength 25
NumInterfaces 1
ConfigID 1
ConfigStr 0
Attributes 224
MaxPower 250 (500 mA)
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 1
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
InterfaceStr 0
EP (id=5,len=7)
Address 81
Attributes 03
MaxPacketSize 1
Interval 255 ms
INTERFACE (id=4,len=9)
InterfaceID 0
AltSetting 0
NumEndPoints 1
Class 9
SubClass 0
Protocol 0
InterfaceStr 0
Bye!

...

lots of HUB ERRORs?
Wonder what's causing it, too less juice on the USB bus?
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We are in the beginning of a mass extinction.
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Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/4/10 14:29    #15
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Quote:

Raziel wrote:

...
HUB ERROR : can't get interface
...

lots of HUB ERRORs?
Wonder what's causing it, too less juice on the USB bus?

No only software: certainly bad code to obtain such interface...

No idea to obtain 0x29 HUB descriptor with usbsys.device
In this descriptor there are port descriptions.

xenic, rwo help please! what is wrong in my code?
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Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/9/18 15:22    #16
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Hello,
There is a volunteer to check usbstat on OS4.x ?
(usbstat is in usblist.lha package on aminet)
many thanks.
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Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/9/19 16:25    #17
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Sure

Thats under OS4.1

USBStat

USB opened
001 in use ID 0000:0000 (9,0,0) Front Roothub (unit 1)
002 in use ID 0424:2504 (9,0,0)
003 in use ID 090c:1000 (8,6,80) SMI Corporation, USB DISK
004 free ID 04e8:663e (2,8,0) Samsung, SAMSUNG Mobile USB Modem
005 free ID 04e8:663e (2,2,1) Samsung, SAMSUNG Mobile USB Modem
006 free ID 04e8:663e (10,0,0) Samsung, SAMSUNG Mobile USB Modem
007 in use ID 0000:0000 (9,0,0) Rear Roothub (unit 0)
008 in use ID 05e3:0608 (9,0,0) USB2.0 Hub
Bye!

USBList

USB opened
001 ID 0000:0000 Front Roothub (unit 1)
002 ID 0424:2504
003 ID 090c:1000 SMI Corporation, USB DISK
004 ID 04e8:663e Samsung, SAMSUNG Mobile USB Modem
005 ID 04e8:663e Samsung, SAMSUNG Mobile USB Modem
006 ID 04e8:663e Samsung, SAMSUNG Mobile USB Modem
007 ID 0000:0000 Rear Roothub (unit 0)
008 ID 05e3:0608 USB2.0 Hub
Bye!

USBList1

USB opened
USBSysBase at 0x6ff84dd0
[1] rawifc at 0x6fe85710
product="Front Roothub (unit 1)"
parent=0xffffffff address=-1 speed=-1
deb USB vers 0100
dev ID 0000:0000
dev vers=0x0100
dev class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=1
cfg maxpower=0 (0 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
[2] rawifc at 0x6c1c67c0
parent=0xffffffff address=-1 speed=-1
deb USB vers 0200
dev ID 0424:2504
dev vers=0x0200
dev class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=1
cfg maxpower=1 (2 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
[3] rawifc at 0x6b866600
vendor="SMI Corporation"
product="USB DISK"
serial="AA04012700007677"
parent=0xffffffff address=-1 speed=-1
deb USB vers 0200
dev ID 090c:1000
dev vers=0x0200
dev class=0 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=1
cfg maxpower=50 (100 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=8 subclass=6 protocol=80
[4] rawifc at 0x66fac440
vendor="Samsung"
product="SAMSUNG Mobile USB Modem"
serial="358223-00-418541"
interface="S_WHCM"
parent=0xffffffff address=-1 speed=-1
deb USB vers 0200
dev ID 04e8:663e
dev vers=0x0200
dev class=2 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=3
cfg maxpower=1 (2 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=2 subclass=8 protocol=0
[5] rawifc at 0x66fac480
vendor="Samsung"
product="SAMSUNG Mobile USB Modem"
serial="358223-00-418541"
interface="WMC Modem"
parent=0xffffffff address=-1 speed=-1
deb USB vers 0200
dev ID 04e8:663e
dev vers=0x0200
dev class=2 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=3
cfg maxpower=1 (2 mA)
int InterfaceID=1
int AltSetting=0
int class=2 subclass=2 protocol=1
[6] rawifc at 0x66fac540
vendor="Samsung"
product="SAMSUNG Mobile USB Modem"
serial="358223-00-418541"
interface="WMC Modem bulk data"
parent=0xffffffff address=-1 speed=-1
deb USB vers 0200
dev ID 04e8:663e
dev vers=0x0200
dev class=2 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=3
cfg maxpower=1 (2 mA)
int InterfaceID=2
int AltSetting=0
int class=10 subclass=0 protocol=0
[7] rawifc at 0x6fe85850
product="Rear Roothub (unit 0)"
parent=0xffffffff address=-1 speed=-1
deb USB vers 0100
dev ID 0000:0000
dev vers=0x0100
dev class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=1
cfg maxpower=0 (0 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
[8] rawifc at 0x6c1c6600
product="USB2.0 Hub"
parent=0xffffffff address=-1 speed=-1
deb USB vers 0200
dev ID 05e3:0608
dev vers=0x0200
dev class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
cfg numints=1
cfg maxpower=250 (500 mA)
int InterfaceID=0
int AltSetting=0
int class=9 subclass=0 protocol=0
Bye!
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We are in the beginning of a mass extinction.
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Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/9/20 3:31    #18
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Here's what I get from usbstat under 4.1:

USB opened
001 in use ID 0000:0000 (9,0,0) Additional Roothub (unit 2)
002 in use ID 0000:0000 (9,0,0) Front Roothub (unit 1)
003 in use ID 050d:0234 (9,0,0)
004 in use ID 046d:c215 (3,0,0) Logitech, Logitech Extreme 3D
005 in use ID 041e:411c (8,6,80) CREATIVE, MuVo USB2.0
006 in use ID 058f:6362 (8,6,80) Generic, Mass Storage Device
007 in use ID 0000:0000 (9,0,0) Rear Roothub (unit 0)
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AmigaOne XE, 800Mhz, 1GB, 9250 Radeon, OS4.1u7
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A1-X5000/40 2.2Ghz, 2GB, Radeon HD 7700, OS4.1 FE ud 2
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Re: showlib and usblist
Posted on: 2008/9/29 11:15    #19
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Many Thanks!
Great surprise that old 68000 program still working with the new OS.

I see that USB modem is not taken in account

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