Hi Michael, > And I was wondering all the time who the Atari expert was who didn't > make it to the meeting :-)
;-) >>> Is there a MiNT driver for the USB port on the EtherNAT as well? That >>> might be useful to tackle next. >> Unfortunately not. There is only a closed source beta mouse driver. >> http://www.janthomas.org.uk/ > That won't help much ... Well, I knew that, I just wanted to show in which state usb drivers for EtherNat are. > Why not transfer code the other way this time :-) Though I did not use > the MiNT driver source beyond figuring out what ethernet chip is used, > and to glance the register base address ... May I ask why? I mean FreeMiNT is open source as well. > Anyway, in this case asking the EtherNAT developers for information > regarding USB HCD base address and interrupts is perhaps the easiest way forward. Or perhaps you can get more information from Lyndon Amsdon (http://hardware.atari.org/netusbee/netus.htm). Rumours are spread that Netusbee uses the same chip as EtherNat. :-) In case you like to find someone who should test your drivers with both EtherNat and Netusbee you know whom to ask. :-) The only disadvantage is that I still don't have a running debian/m68k machine due to the fact that the installer refused to work on my machine. Regards, Frank -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
