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[17:08:08] <prof_wolfff> TheSeven: had some success with designware driver, ATM i am testing it launching a large disk dump + lsusb loop (generates control traffic) + using hid at the same time, everything seems to work as expected, but sometimes RB halts or reboots unexpectedly, these halts are not much frequent and the logs are as usual, ATM before deep analysis i have no clue, they simply occur at any point so it could be difficult to debug
[17:10:51] <prof_wolfff> ATM the driver is using dedicated FIFOs for the INTERRUPT endpoints (shared FIFOs didn't work on my first tests), had problems with resets and flushing FIFOs (probably some issues still remains), it also needs a huge cleanup of debug code, want to ask you about the "software DMA" part, it is really needed?, it seems that the current "internal DMA" mode is better, removing the "sw DMA" will save size and development time, or mayb
[17:10:51] <prof_wolfff> e it could be needed by other targets (nano2g) that does not support dedicated FIFOs?
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[20:58:45] <user890104> prof_wolfff: nice work, i can test on classic 120gb and nano2g if you need to verify if it works on both targets
[21:09:06] <prof_wolfff> user890104: thanks! it will be very useful mainly for the nano2g, i can try to make a build once the driver is stable on Classic, i am suspecting that the unexpected halts could be due the serial-USB converter i am using for debugging, maybe RB is halting at serial_tx() for some reason...
[21:09:42] <user890104> prof_wolfff: how do you debug it?
[21:09:53] <user890104> did you make a usb+uart cable?
[21:10:39] <prof_wolfff> i connect tx/rx and gnd from the 30-pin connector to a 3.3V serial-USB converter
[21:12:39] <prof_wolfff> then compile RB using serial debug and you have logf at 115200 bps
[23:31:00] <user890104> and you also have the usb pins connected to the computer?
[23:31:54] <[Saint]> Can't tell if serious...