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I had it plugged into the wall with the adapter as well as the usb plugged into the n810. And the light was on on the hub. Are you saying I shouldn't be getting those VBUS_ERROR's?
It would realy suck if I needed at different usb hub ....... I'll try it with a flash drive tonight and see if I can get at any of the data through the hub. |
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How's about plugging the same setup into a desktop Linux box and looking at the output for comparison purposes?
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Thats a good suggestion and I have been thinking about doing it. Only problem is I dont have a linux desktop. I run the dreaded Vista 64 Ultimate. I've been thinking of throwing together a linux box tho. Perhaps I will do it tonight or tomorrow. I need to set one up to run homeautomation stuff anyway. I have so many computer components lying around it wouldn't be hard. I probably have like 2-3 decent computers in my house doing nothing, haha.
Should I just throw Ubuntu on it? Or should I grab something like a Debian package (isn't ubuntu based off debian?) Again I'm a linux n00b so it my be more effort than its worth for me. |
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I use Ubuntu personally, and yes Ubuntu is based of Debian. You cannot grab a debian package to install Debian :). You use them to install stuff in Debian/Ubuntu. |
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The tablet doesn't care. Ubuntu is about as close to ITOS as Debian is.
I'd pick Debian over Ubuntu, personally, but not for IT-related reasons; I can't make a useful recommendation for you -- I prefer Slackware over either. |
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When detected on linux PC check MaxPower parameter of your device in dmesg log. This tells how much power device needs. |
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You ought to be able to use one of those distro-on-a-CD jobs (what are they called? - liveCD?) just to do this one job, rather than having to build a new machine (though in the long term having a real Linux box will help you learn).
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Sorry for the doublepost, but its longer than the max posting limit on this board.
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http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/10065 If you have a spare box to dedicate to it that's great. The newest Ubuntu also has something called "wubi" which lets you install on an existing windows box without repartitioning. There's also the free vmware player if you want to run it in a virtual machine on windows. |
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[24293.617187] musb_stage0_irq 570: VBUS_ERROR in a_wait_bcon (91, <VBusValid), retry #1, port1 00000100Code:
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Looks like I have one vbus error too. QUOTE] I'll take that as a good sign. I think tht just means I dont have the right drivers than? And how do I point the n810 to start using that device as opposed to the other? This whole things seems much harder than it should be. I wish i knew what thehell i was doing haha. |
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any real progress?
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Not really. I realized that I could hook my n810 up to my car stereo system through the headphone jack and have been working on that ... Sounds good! I would still like to get the usb working tho. I'm currenty making a double din snap in custom dash for my car. I'll post some pics when im done.
Progress wise: I tried it with a powered usb hub and things just go crazy. I think i am going to hack or buy a real OTG cable (Instead of using USBcontrol) and then hope that some better USB support comes out in the near future (diablo?) while i am working on the dash of my car. If not I will get back to work on it. |
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