Tool/software:
I know Brian Quach created the firmware. There is something I want to ask him for help. But I can't contact him. Could you please give me his e-mail or some other contact information?
Regards.
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Tool/software:
I know Brian Quach created the firmware. There is something I want to ask him for help. But I can't contact him. Could you please give me his e-mail or some other contact information?
Regards.
Hello Chongyu,
Brian is no longer in the HSSC product line, which supports the TUSB9261. He no longer supports the firmware for the TUSB9261 or has access to the files without assistance from the HSSC team.
What is the question? I could potentially help. Although Brian created the original firmware, it is now provided as-is without software support.
Regards,
Nicholaus
Thanks for your reply.
My question is about:
When wrap Window is disabled and USB2.0 protocol is mandatory, the transmission mode is changed to store-and-forward. One problem with this is that the bridge chip can only allow the host to transmit less than UINT8_T wrap_window_memory_placeholder[64 * 1024] bytes. That's 128 sectors. (512 bytes per sector assumed).
However, as far as I know, the Linux system has a maximum transfer of 240 sectors, and the Mac system has a maximum transfer of 256 sectors. In this way, it cannot be used in these two systems. Do you have any solutions?
HI Chongyu,
This is out of my expertise, but based on what you're saying, Linux and Mac have a maximum transfer; is it possible that they support transfers lower than maximum sector?
Also, we have tested the TUSB9261 on Linux and it works. There is a Linux driver. Here are some E2E posts regarding that.
(+) TUSB9261 connectivity to linux (Ubuntu) - Interface forum - Interface - TI E2E support forums
(+) TUSB9261-Q1: ARM Linux Support - Interface forum - Interface - TI E2E support forums
I'm unaware of any drivers we provide for Mac.
Regards,
Nicholaus