devu-hcd-dwc3-xhci.so
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Driver for eXtensible Host Controller Interface (xHCI) USB controllers
Note:
You must be root to start this manager.
Syntax:
io-usb-otg -d dwc3-xhci [option[,option...]] ... &
Runs on:
QNX OS
Options:
- ioport=addr
- Register the base address of the USB controller. The default is to scan the PCI bus.
- iosize=num
- The register space size.
- irq=num
- The interrupt request number.
- memory=name
- Use the specified typed memory for DMA descriptors (endpoint descriptor, transfer descriptors, and so on). The default is /memory/below4G.
- nosmm
- Don't disable system management. The default is to disable it.
- cerr=num
- Set the number of hardware retries for a failed transfer.
- nousb3
- Don't enable USB 3 mode.
- pindex=num
- The instance of the controller on the PCI bus to apply subsequent options to. The value starts from 0.
- prio=num
- Set the pulse-handler thread's priority (default 21).
- soft_retries=num
- xHCI driver retries failed transfers num times ( default 0).
- soft_retries_mask =num
- Select endpoint types that use soft retries ( default 0xd ). The bit masks include:
- CONTROL EP = 0x1 On by default
- ISOCH EP = 0x2 Not Allowed!
- BULK EP = 0x4 On by default
- INT EP = 0x8 On by default
- debug_listener
- Starts PPS debug command handler at /pps/usb/debug.
- error_threshold=num
- The number (num) of cumulative errors before triggering the driver to reinitialize.
- max_reinit_attempts=num
- The maximum number of reinitializations allowed.
- utmi_width=num
- Force the setting of the UTMI width, 8 for 8-Bits or 16 for 16-bits.
- verbose=num
- Set verbosity.
Description:
The devu-hcd-dwc3-xhci.so server provides support for computers that have eXtensible Host Controller Interface (xHCI) USB controllers. This server creates the /dev/usb/devu-hcd-dwc3-xhci.so device.
Note:
- If you specify options, you must include a pindex option for all controllers you wish to use.
- The devu-hcd-dwc3-xhci.so server supports superspeed plus, superspeed, high, full, and low speeds.
- The current implementation doesn't support secondary streams (which is an XHCI rather than a USB feature). This usually isn't a problem because most hardware boards support a sufficient number of primary streams.
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