Hi Matthias,

Matthias Fuchs matthias.fuchs@esd-electronics.com writes:

I am currently playing around with U-Boot's (PCI) OHCI driver on a 405 board. U-Boot's USB stuff is running fine on this board. I can read files from an USB stick without any problems.

But when I start Linux with a (rather old) 2.4.21 kernel, the still connected USB stick is not detected as storage device. I have two ways to get USB working under this Linux kernel:

a) I do not start the USB subsystem at the U-Boot prompt ('usb start')

So maybe USB does not get stopped completely when "usb stop" is issued. Are you using the generic USB driver (CONFIG_USB_OHCI_NEW) ? Maybe you need some board dependant code to correctly stop USB?

b) I disconnect and reconnect the USB stick when Linux is running.

So the kernel doesn't get notified of the already plugged device if it has been started under U-Boot. I suppose this supports the theory of "usb stop" not working.

I would try to find why :-)

Best regards

Markus Klotzbuecher

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