Nexus One USB host driver

[Pwl10]

Guys, sorry for bothering you again. Thanks everyone, I've got Nexus One, enabled USB host and answered to all my questions.

 

[strags]

No, it isn't.

Hi Sven,

I've followed the instructions on your page, and I'm running into the same kernel module magic version issue as the previous poster.

Your modules.tbz file contains modules with a magic of "2.6.32.9-27240-gbca5320-dirty".

However, this doesn't seem to match the kernel version that you wind up with after doing the git clone and checkout commands.

"git rev-parse --verify --short HEAD" gives 4c0d547, which is used to construct a kernel magic version of 2.6.32.9-27242-g4c0d547-dirty.

I'd love to try the modules that you built, because I'm having a huge amount of trouble with a USB serial device (cp210x.ko) and I want to make sure it's not because I did something stupid.

By the way, what does this mean? (from your page):
(Mind /system/lib/modules/bcm4329.ko !)

As things stand, I can boot your kernel image directly, but Android tries to load bcm4329 from /system/lib/modules, and presumably the same version conflict occurs, and hence wifi doesn't work.

Any help much appreciated - cheers!

 

[sonic74]

I've followed the instructions on your page, and I'm running into the same kernel module magic version issue as the previous poster.

Your modules.tbz file contains modules with a magic of "2.6.32.9-27240-gbca5320-dirty".

However, this doesn't seem to match the kernel version that you wind up with after doing the git clone and checkout commands.

"git rev-parse --verify --short HEAD" gives 4c0d547, which is used to construct a kernel magic version of 2.6.32.9-27242-g4c0d547-dirty.

Hmmm, bad. Seems I messed it up with my git commits.
I want to update both to Android 2.3.4 with kernel 2.6.35.7 for a long time, I just didn't manage to do it yet.

By the way, what does this mean? (from your page):
(Mind /system/lib/modules/bcm4329.ko !)

As things stand, I can boot your kernel image directly, but Android tries to load bcm4329 from /system/lib/modules, and presumably the same version conflict occurs, and hence wifi doesn't work.

Exactly, therefore this has to be replaced, too.

 

[sonic74]

I finally updated it to kernel 2.6.35.7 g52630a3 for Android 2.3.4.

 

[hwgasdfasdf]

Hi

I applied your patches to the cyanogen 2.6.37.6 kernel for desire, and have the kernel compiled and working, and can easily flip back and forth between usb host and usb gadget kernels.

My problem is that everything works great the first time, until I unplug say the keyboard. When I plug it back in, I get

drivers/hid/usbhid/hid-core.c: can't reset device, msm_hsusb-1.2.4/input0, status -71

if I rmmod usbhid, then pull the keyboard, and plug it back in, and modprobe usbhid, it works ok. Once it gets into the state above, I have to reboot the device to get it working again.

Anyone else seen similar behaviour?

Andrew

 

[bled82]

Since you where able to port to the desire , do you think it would be possible to port it to the G2/desire z ? And would you be will to provide directions on how I could or be able to provide a kernal for my device? Thank you in advance , look forward to a response .

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[hwgasdfasdf]

Yeah, I'll write up a howto / have some slightly modified patches and stuff in time.

I've just been playing with various devices so far, keyboard, usb stick, usb hard drive, usb ethernet, everything seems to work good, except when I unplug devices without rmmodding the modules first.

Don't have a display-link device yet - would really like to get one and play with that - that would be cool!

Andrew

 

[bled82]

Yeah mini monitor would be nice, they have display link drivers for android.I would like to mount a mini in car n have **** for phone and have every thing in need on a 7inch touch screen.
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[bled82]

Yeah, I'll write up a howto / have some slightly modified patches and stuff in time.

I've just been playing with various devices so far, keyboard, usb stick, usb hard drive, usb ethernet, everything seems to work good, except when I unplug devices without rmmodding the modules first.

Don't have a display-link device yet - would really like to get one and play with that - that would be cool!

Andrew

Here is a driver i found that might help to get the external display working . https://github.com/magoroku15/DisplayLink-driver-for-android
This guy seems to have alot of stuff that might be usable on other devices . https://github.com/magoroku15

 

[fegato]

Interactive Project

@sonic74

Hi, thanks for your really wonderful effort, thank you!

I have a question:
i'm doing a interactive project,
my purpose is to receive a video signal from a webcam (via USB),
and send it delayed of about 4 seconds (via HDMI or DVI) to an HDTV.
Do you think it is possible using your usb host method, linux, and a nexus one?
it would be great if I can do it 720p.

thanks for your time and your work
D

 

[sonic74]

Do you think it is possible using your usb host method, linux, and a nexus one?
it would be great if I can do it 720p.

Yes, but don't expect more than a few FPS.

 

[fegato]

Yes, but don't expect more than a few FPS.

Thanks is what I wanted to know, because i need 24fps, maybe I got to find another way

 

[snakefreak]

Sven in your script to load dvb-t modules, i see #i9100 ;-)
have you tried on sgs2?

# i9100
#USBDEV=2-1
# UD-160-A
#USBDEV=2-1.6
#USBDEV=1-1.7
# DC DOCK4 back left
USBDEV=1-1.2

 

[sonic74]

have you tried on sgs2?

Yes, but without success: the tuner (/dev/dvb0.frontend0) isn't found because the detection via I2C fails ("DiB7000P: wrong Vendor ID (read=0x0)" twice).
Not the only problem I have with its OTG support

 

[snakefreak]

Make test tomorrow. Think write you a pm in german. ;-)

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[gyurman]

usb host mode for I9000

Hello,
What I need to change, if I want usb host mode for I9000 cyanogenmod nightly?
Please I wait for your help.

 

[cocof2001]

I am trying to insmod the usbcore.ko on a SGS.
I am getting the magic version error:
version 2.6.27 preempt mod_unload ARMv6 should be 2.6.32

I see that on sven's site there is no more support for the SGS, probably now working for the SGS 2.

Does anyone have the 2 modules (ehci-hcd.ko and usbcore.ko) for SGS 2.6.32?

If not can somone tell me how to recompile it for the SGS?


Thank you in advance!

 

[jesercm]

Install gamepad on 2.6.32.9 FRF85B

Hi guys

I'm new here. I just bought a Superpad III and i'm trying to make a gamepad to work.
When i try to install any joydev.ko there is a mesage:
insmod: init_module 'joydev.ko' failed (Exec format error)

My Device is:

Model: Android Tab 10
Android version: V2.3 2011-11-11 (01112)
Kernel version: 2.6.32.9
Build number: FRF85B

Can you help me is this:

I apreciate.
Thank you friend.

 

[sonic74]

When i try to install any joydev.ko there is a mesage:

You can't just insmod any joydev.ko, you'd need one specifically for your kernel.
You can see this with

dmesg -c

 

[jesercm]

You can't just insmod any joydev.ko, you'd need one specifically for your kernel.
You can see this with

dmesg -c

Thank you for the fast answer.

Tell me, there is a place where i can download this module for my kernel?

---------- Post added at 10:07 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:48 PM ----------

Thank you for the fast answer.

Tell me, there is a place where i can download this module for my kernel?

This is what i got when i plug my gamepad into usb port and type dmesg -c:



<6>[ 6747.095000] usb 2-2: new low speed USB device using imapx200_usbhost11 and
address 6
<6>[ 6747.300000] usb 2-2: configuration #1 chosen from 1 choice
<6>[ 6747.315000] input: DragonRise Inc. Generic USB Joystick as /devices
/platform/imapx200_usbhost11/usb2/2-2/2-2:1.0/input/input6
<6>[ 6747.325000] dragonrise 0003:0079:0006.0005: input: USB HID v1.10 Joystick
[DragonRise Inc. Generic USB Joystick ] on usb-imapx200-2/input0