Maybe Rick gave up on this thread, considering none of the posts in it (including this one) apart from his have been development related (we are in the development forum...)

Also, don't you think if he had news he'd post it?

Originally Posted by mikeysteele

Maybe Rick gave up on this thread, considering none of the posts in it (including this one) apart from his have been development related (we are in the development forum...)

Also, don't you think if he had news he'd post it?

I haven't given up on this but yeah, such people really do nothing but spam the thread for no reason. I will require 2.6.33 kernel at a minimum to continue because usb stack interface was changed between .32 and .33 linux. So instead of starting from scratch, i have asked tweakos who already has a .33 kernel running perfectly for the source code for me to continue, He mentioned he had some data loss but has a backup and it would take him around 4~5 days to recover and upload that somewhere.

As for the news, whatever news i would have about the host controller wouldn't be understood properly as most of it would be regarding low level stuff or unless the news is about release..

As for the possible uses of usb host would be:
1) USB joysticks, (any controller that works with linux) so you can play psx emulator with real controls, and other supporting games
2) USB TV in, Watch TV on your HD2 using a USB powered TV tuner card.
3) USB TV out, Use larger displays for your HD2 using usb monitors or some kind of usb video adapters certified for use with linux
4) USB sound cards for those who want real quality audio with an external usb sound card, but i think android does not support this. will require GNU/Linux distro.
Infact anything that works properly with USB 2.0 in linux will work in kernel space and can be used by apps which have ability for such hardware.

Wow, that's great. I love USB TV out function.

I want it, good luck

Good luck with this one. It would be great to have on our beloved hd2's

Originally Posted by Rick_1995

I haven't given up on this but yeah, such people really do nothing but spam the thread for no reason. I will require 2.6.33 kernel at a minimum to continue because usb stack interface was changed between .32 and .33 linux. So instead of starting from scratch, i have asked tweakos who already has a .33 kernel running perfectly for the source code for me to continue, He mentioned he had some data loss but has a backup and it would take him around 4~5 days to recover and upload that somewhere.

How about using my kernel 2.6.35.14 forked from ACA which is forked from Marc? I have done a lot of work making it very stable and fast...

Originally Posted by Rick_1995

. There are posts which confirm that OTG worked in froyo sense, so i will be testing the support in froyo roms and gnu/linux builds like ubuntu for further research.

Which froyo roms have OTG support?
It would be useful to use one for Ubuntu http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1025499 (and possibly Debian http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1029390) via VNC
Thanks

Originally Posted by Robbie P

Which froyo roms have OTG support?
It would be useful to use one for Ubuntu http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1025499 (and possibly Debian http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1029390) via VNC
Thanks

Dunno if they would work, btw with my kernel i have usb root showing up but cannot yet test anything because my usb hub seems to be broken and i don't have any usb female port lying around.

OP updated.

Hi sry slightly of topic....is there a new version of magldr in the works? What is the expected time of release?

Many thanks

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