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    From: jfilling at gmail.com<jfilling@g...>
    Date: Wed May 18 20:10:25 CEST 2005
    Subject: [usb] NAK problems
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    I've discovered a little more interesting information. After chasing
    several items that yielded no positive results, I decided that I
    needed to simplify my test case.

    If I configure a CTRL endpoint with buffer 0 (OUT buffer) marked as
    used, the very first packet (GetStatus according to my sniffer)
    transmitted by the host causes all kinds of strange errors. I receive
    a UTMI Rx Error interrupt from the device core, and the device core
    seems to spew random garbage back to the host.

    I expected that this test should cause the device core to simply NAK
    the OUT packet from the host.

    Does this behavior ring a bell for anyone out there?

    Rudi, if you are there, does this sound completely crazy?

    I know that I am using a previously untested configuration, but given
    the number of things that work properly, this just seems odd. I don't
    really see any issues with the protocol engine logic, but then again
    I'm no USB expert.

     
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