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Hi all, I am trying to implement the linux bluetooth stack into the Caanoo, with a bluetooth usb dongle to test. Compiling usb (btusb.ko) and hci stacks (bluetooth.ko) is ok. Inserting bluetooth.ko module is ok too, but btusb.ko crashes during probe when dongle is inserted. Kernel panic shows...

It is just a warning message sent by the shell. Everybody have this message.

Download doc on http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/gp32linux and read chatboard.html

Ok, lets go one more night B) Server up in 10 minutes...

All the big yellow surface you see on the card is the GROUND (0V) layer. I connected the black wire (power supply GROUND) to this layer, which is also connected to pin 4 (usb ground) of both usb connectors.

GP32 server is online now. Last nigtht to listen to ikebana :)

Right. A module is a loadable driver. If you have compiled the kernel with static driver included (not in module), driver is activated when kernel starts. Modules are above all used to reduce memory usage: you load them on demand with new material plugged. But if you always have the same...

Hum, it seems that I was sleepy when I wrote that. Datasheet doesn't say 50mA but 400mA of internal output current. And yes, if you use external MOSFETs, you will have no limitation. Ok, I must write 1000 times: I'm not a electronician, I'm a hobbyist. I'm not a electronician, I'm a hobbyist...

Be carefull: max641 can only deliver 50mA. Many USB devices are consuming more than 50mA. Normally, USB port must support as much as 500mA.

We need to provide a zImage + filesystem with auto loading of needed usb drivers modules. Now, you need to choose the right usb devices you have to compile them into the kernel.

Yes, system info is a simple cgi. People who want to get the web server stuff can download usr.sqf on the gp32 server.

Power supply is done by a 5V REGULATED adaptor. Big wires are connected to a female jack (you can see it at the down-right corner of the photo). The adaptor is connected to this female jack. In electronic, there is a universal law: - big RED wire: positive power supply (here 5V) - big BLACK...

The GP32 server is online now.

I can't find an usb keyboard around me (relatives,neighboor,company...). And I have no need to buy an usb keyboard as I have a serial adapter. So I can't correct this bug for the moment...

Yes: a picture of my secret lab :D I will also put tonight the zImage, initrd ans usr.sqf binaries of my gp32. And some music if you want B)

No, I lack a web browser. But I could use a text browser like lynx ;)

I use an Edimax 10/100 ethernet-usb adapter. It needs the Pegasus driver to work on linux.

It will be accessible again tonight and the night after. From approx 10PM to 7AM at GMT+2.

Serial adapter is used for my development process (did you ever tried to develop and test code with a chatboard ;) )

Sorry mods, I duplicated the topic :( I am still forum beginner...