On Tue 09 Oct 2018 at 15:42:51 -0400, Gene Heskett wrote: > Its probably been pointed out that usb was originally designed as a > client/server setup, and adding the stuff to make it peer to peer has > had rather spotty success. Wireless keyboards and mice are one of the
No, it hasn't been pointed out until you came along and threw it into the mix. > better success scenes. That could explain why its hardware fussy to make > it work. usb-3 is much better in that regard, but isn't yet universally > available. Linux drivers for armhf/arm64 seem to have a less than usb-3 > spec speed. > > I have no x86 / amd64 machines with usb-3, so I can't testify for those. > Some discussion about newer hardware and usb-3 might be in order and > educational for the list, hint hint. Has this anything to do with what we are involved with, or is it just a way of passing the day? -- Brian.
