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Re: [Xen-devel] Re: usbback cleanup code

Harry,

I was able to do a little review of the patch a while back but never had to time finish looking through it properly. It looked much closer to mergeable, but there still seemed to be quite a lot of abstraction code. I think in general, folks were hoping to see a minimum amount of abstraction code with the USB driver instead using the driver APIs correctly.

If you don't want to do any more work on it, then maybe it would make a good project for somebody. Since the existing code is known to work, and has indentified a number of interesting corner cases this shouldn't be too hard. If anyone's interested, it'd require you to develop a knowledge of the USB protocols, the Linux USB stack, and the Xen driver APIs. The task would be a combination of refactoring existing code to satisfy merge review, restoring isochronous support (this is still broken, right? Should be possible to implement some of the original code to get it up and running again), optimising performance and testing with real devices.

Cheers,
Mark

On May 1 2006, Harry Butterworth wrote:

I haven't done any more work on the USB code since the last patch I
posted to xen-devel.  There wasn't any feedback and it wasn't committed.
I think people were too busy with the release.

I have stopped working on USB.  I have done several versions now with no
success at getting it merged.  I think it will be easier to see what is
required once there are some examples of drivers that have been merged
with Linux.

On Sat, 2006-04-29 at 19:43 +0000, sanjay kumar wrote:
Hi Harry,
Do you know by what time the USB virtualization code will be commited
in the xen-unstable tree?

Thanks,
Sanjay

On 4/3/06, Harry Butterworth <harry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote: The code is supposed to work with isochronous devices but it's
        untested
so probably doesn't. Harry.


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