You've got a *few* more layers to go after that OHCI HC driver ;-) But you asked!
See for the standard stuff and think "Mass Storage Device".
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zigbee
Hi Michael,
Thanks for the link. It does contain some pieces of code but it's not a stand alone "OHCI library" :-(
I got a filesystem. I'm looking for an ohci library and the implementation of some SCSI commad to access the USB disk. The only OHCI open source code I found is embedded in the Linux kernel. At first glance, it seems well written but I don't know how difficult would be extract it from the kernel and compile it as a stand alone library. Yet, I really don't know how to debug it on WindowsXP because I think that USB code must be executed as a device driver.
Enrico
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42Bastian Schick
Reference or a product.
We sell a stack together with Sciopta, also there is e.g. HCC Embedded or On Time which sell standalone stacks.
Look at HCC Embedded, AFAIR they have a stripped down stack for USB disk.
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zigbee
Hi
A reference implementation means 1 or 2 months of my work. An affordable and reliable product would be interesting.
To read a flash USB disk, a fully fledged HOST library is too much.
Ok, I'll take a look at your product.
Ok, thanks :-)
Enrico
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