What do you have connected to the USB?

Have you try the "usbstart" command?. You can find more info in the usb and
usbd manpages.

kix.

On 3/28/06, Sergey Reva <rs_rlab@mail.ru> wrote:
>
> Hello Fans,
>
> With later (05.02.2006) sources I can't use USB...
>
> port file have such information
>
> term% cat /dev/usb?/port
> 1 495 enable present
> 2 580 lowspeed
> 1 580 lowspeed
> 2 580 lowspeed
> 1 495 enable present
> 2 580 lowspeed
>
> but I can't see /dev/usb0/1 and /dev/usb2/1
>
> term% usb/usbd -d -v
> enumerate port usb1/0.1
> enumerate port usb1/0.2
> usbd: usb1/0: port 1 empty
> usbd: usb1/0: port 2 empty
> enumerate port usb2/0.1
> enumerate port usb2/0.2
> usbd: usb2/0: port 1 empty
> usbd: usb2/0: port 2 empty
> enumerate port usb0/0.1
> done
> enumerate port usb0/0.2
> usbd: usb0/0: port 1 attached
> usb0/0.1 status 0x3
> enabling port usb0/0.1
> usb0/0.1 status now 0x3
> usbd: usb0/0: set speed high
> usbd: usb2/0: port 1 attached
> usb2/0.1 status 0x3
> enabling port usb2/0.1
> usb2/0.1 status now 0x3
> usbd: usb2/0: set speed high
>
> Pci output for my usb controller
> 0.16.0: ---  0c.03.00 1106/3038  11 4:0000d401 32
> 0.16.1: ---  0c.03.00 1106/3038   3 4:0000d801 32
> 0.16.2: ---  0c.03.00 1106/3038   5 4:0000dc01 32
> 0.16.3: ---  0c.03.20 1106/3104  10 0:ee001000 256
>
> Sergey
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