On Thu, Feb 25, 2010 at 09:29:33PM +0530, Sriram Chadalavada wrote: > Sorry about the quotations. Lapse in habit when using gmail.. > > I will try out the kernel (moblin or maemo??).
Moblin kernels only support i386, which will not run on your platform, so it's an obvious choice if you think about it :) > The reason I ask about Linux USB OTG support is that it appears to be > somewhat leading edge. Why do you say that? Linux has had OTG support for _many_ years, and is shipped in many devices. Actually most OTG devices you see in the market are running Linux inside of them. The problem is, OTG itself really isn't a good idea, and is difficult to handle on both the host and device side for a variety of reasons. I would recommend not doing it if at all possible and just stick to a "normal" type device interface instead. > And I have not found any information yet that confirms whether with > hardware support Linux OTG allows supply or regulation of power to > slave devices. What specifically do you mean here? thanks, greg k-h _______________________________________________ Moblin dev Mailing List dev@moblin.org To manage or unsubscribe from this mailing list visit: http://lists.moblin.org/listinfo/dev or your user account on http://moblin.org once logged in. For more information on the Moblin Developer Mailing lists visit: http://moblin.org/community/mailing-lists
