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Hans
Re: What USB do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/4/26 21:08    #61
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The USB floppy, serial and audio devices would be of some use. Not sure how hard it would be to write drivers for them though.

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4) usb on the go (OTG) lots of devices fall under this

USB OTG is a standard for letting USB devices communicate directly with each other instead of requiring a computer. So, it's not something we need drivers for.
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5) usb printer A MUST

We already have a usbprinter.device. The problem is, each printer model still requires their own driver on top. I'm planning on writing one for the Epson Stylus C8X series (because I have one) when the new OS4 SDK is released.
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6) usb to memory devices

You mean Flash drives? Or something else?

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rwo
Re: What USB do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/5/6 13:27    #62
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Look what my last two days of coding have brought me.

http://www.rwo.dk/dump.jpg

RWO :)


Edited by rwo on 2007/5/6 15:44:48
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Curty
Re: What USB do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/5/6 15:33    #63
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nice work!!! :)
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Re: What USB do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/5/7 16:08    #64
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wow thats cool...
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rwo
Re: What USB do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/19 2:24    #65
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I'm currently working on FTDI drivers.
The FT232 serial chip is one of the most popular,
and has been embedded into a LOT of devices.

I signed an NDA and got the documents from FTDI.
I've only been delayed while I finished a hardware
project that I wrapped up two weeks ago.

Yes, I realize that the serial port is getting old,
but I have a lot of serial toys, and I'd like the idea
of having as many as I want off of a USB Hub.

The USB MIDI driver has been quite successful so far,
so I'm working off of that for the FTDI driver.

I hope to get the USB side worked out first, then go
looking for example OS4 device code for that half of it.

It won't be long until I'll be asking for help, I'm sure.

LyleHaze


So how is this project going?

For I have finished one driver my self and another one is 95% finished... I'm thinking on doing the EHCD driver next, so we can finaly get isochronous support. But that is a big order not sure I have the courage to take that on.

RWO
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rwo
Re: What USB do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/19 2:43    #66
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Did you ever get that driver?

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Re: What USB do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/19 9:07    #67
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I think one thing would really help for usb driver : publishing a true and compilable driver template.

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I have finished one driver my self and another one is 95% finished...
Great news !! I hope we would be able to benefit your work soon

Back to a quiet home... At last
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orgin
Re: What USB driver do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/19 9:32    #68
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Hmm, usb drivers for different types of hardware would be perfect candidates for projects on a bounty site.

http://liquorice.orgin.se

(Just a dev site, still haven't found someone to run an actual site yet)
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Re: What USB driver do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/19 16:36    #69
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Hmm, usb drivers for different types of hardware would be perfect candidates for projects on a bounty site.

http://liquorice.orgin.se

(Just a dev site, still haven't found someone to run an actual site yet)


WTF?

I though Troels/amigabounty.net would use you fantastic work at once? At least Troels once wrote in a mail to me, that you're working on a bounty system which they plan to use..

Or whats exactly the problem?

Of course, such things definitely belong to a bounty site! I would probably write far more drivers if i would get some bucks for ;)
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Re: What USB driver do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/19 18:47    #70
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Some private stuff happened to him. You'd have to ask him for details though, since it doesn't belong in a public fora.

He's still welcome to use the engine ofcourse, if he should change his mind.
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Cyborg
Re: What USB driver do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/20 11:48    #71
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ok.. just wrote him a mail offering my help with www.amigabounty.net .. i honestly think we finally need a central bounty site as there are more and more really good project suggestions.. of course, as much bullshit ;)

And it would be a real pitty if your system wouldn't be used!

let's see what he thinks about it.. i hope Troels and myself can work something out which will help all amigans..

BTW: i have some more suggestions for liquorice.. will write them in the liquorice thread..
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Re: What USB do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/22 14:06    #72
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ptp i would need for sure. i bought a Canon Ixus 75 camera to my mother and discovered it didnt work when connect to usb on my a1. So no masstorage support like my mobilephone. Damnit :) I hope you fix the ptp
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rwo
Re: What USB do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/22 18:58    #73
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Next release of OS4, will most likely have a full blown PTP driver with Thumb Image selecting.

That driver is 95% done, I just need to improve the error handling and Event handling to make it perfect as it is now, its quiet usable now.

RWO
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Re: What USB do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/22 19:36    #74
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Next release of OS4, will most likely have a full blown PTP driver with Thumb Image selecting.

Cool.
Is it possible to add MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) support to it?
It seems to be a custom extension to PTP.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Media_Transfer_Protocol

You can find the specs for mtp under External links.
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Re: What USB do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/22 19:56    #75
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Best news so far :) Thanks
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rwo
Re: What USB do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/22 20:23    #76
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This was the first I heard of MTP... but reading about it.. it seams that it not that far from PTP, so I don't think its that hard to do... but I really need a device that uses it first, I'm saying that without having looked at the specs but I read MS had applied for usb approval so I don't think this will be any problem.

It may even improve my PTP driver for MTP claimed to be command compatibe so I hope to get better documentation than the ptp specs had.

RWO
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Re: What USB driver do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/23 10:19    #77
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I'd say:

- webcam driver

- Palm & CE/WM driver to at least access the filesystem on these devices

- CM15a X10 interface driver, though I'd probably have to write that one myself as it looks like I'm the only one left using X10 on the miggy

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Re: What USB driver do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/23 11:53    #78
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Just looked over the thread, maybe missed it.

What about CDC?
The FT232 is nice but does not do CDC.

Oh, okay, at first I would be glad if I could use USB with my SE at all...
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Chris
Re: What USB driver do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/23 12:46    #79
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The newer Palms have a MSD mode.
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Re: What USB do you miss on OS4?
Posted on: 2007/12/23 15:40    #80
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This was the first I heard of MTP... but reading about it.. it seams that it not that far from PTP, so I don't think its that hard to do... but I really need a device that uses it first, I'm saying that without having looked at the specs but I read MS had applied for usb approval so I don't think this will be any problem.

Sounds good
Have a look if it is possible or not, and when you want to start, tell us and we will see how to get a suited device in your hands.

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It may even improve my PTP driver for MTP claimed to be command compatibe so I hope to get better documentation than the ptp specs had.
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