EtherUSB update
Colin (478) 2433 posts |
Here is the source code (EtherUSBUpdate.zip) for the update to EtherUSB that fixes slow writes on the Raspberry pi. Would someone like to add it to the RISC OS sources or would you prefer it sent by email? In the mean time if anyone is compiling their own roms they may like to add the changes to their copy. |
John Sandgrounder (1650) 574 posts |
For those of us willing to test the compiled module, but with niether the knowledge or inclination to build a complete ROM image, can we have a downloadable module? |
Colin (478) 2433 posts |
I’ll have to build it into a ROM so that you can use the internet at boot up. If you want it for a Pi PiIsocRom.zip now contains the latest version of EtherUSB. If you want it for different computer which type? |
Sprow (202) 1158 posts |
I took a brief look at the changes, and they look pretty isolated (ie. not hundreds of lines of re-architecting) which is great. However I would suggest that the ReadMe is expanded on a bit, it’s not clear which of the code changes correspond to which feature change, and perhaps more importantly the rationale of the change – for a reviewer it’s just mystery chunks of code being switched in/out for other mystery chunks of code. Doesn’t require a novel, 1 or 2 sentences explaning each bit is plenty. |
Colin (478) 2433 posts |
Ok I’ve changed the Readme file is that ok? Let me know if its not. By the way if you come across my USB sources in your inbox can you bin them – I’ve changed things since then. |
Chris Hall (132) 3554 posts |
What would be helpful is a reminder about which hardware has which ethernet adapter – for example a list: RISC PC = ASIX AX88796 (NET/100) so what has the AX88772 and the other backends supported by EtherUSB? |
Rick Murray (539) 13840 posts |
Common USB→Ethernet adaptors for Pandora and the like? |
Colin (478) 2433 posts |
The ax88772 is in the Plugable 10/100 usb adapter and a ‘no name’ USB adapter I have here. The Raspberry Pi Model A doesn’t have ethernet so you need to use a USB ethernet adapter which will probably use a different back end to the Model B. Note the RISC PC and Iyonix don’t use EtherUSB though I don’t know why it’s not included in the Iyonix rom. |
Chris Hall (132) 3554 posts |
Many thanks. |
Raik (463) 2061 posts |
Small mistake ;-) RPi Modell B = SMSC 9512 And not forget, the first supported new board, the Beagleboard, needs also a external adapter. |
Raik (463) 2061 posts |
I have try any things… Many thanks. |