Re: Can a pipe be bigger than 64 byte?
- From: "Alexander Grigoriev" <alegr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 19 Feb 2007 07:43:23 -0800
For high speed device bulk pipe, the only max packet size allowed is 512
byes.
"Denis @ Work" <denisco@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I did and it was max 64 for 1.1. but larger for 2.0
And My question was not towards USB spec but relative to Microsoft driver
layer Can it support 512 like specified in 2.0?
About : the "USB_DEVICE_DESCRIPTOR bMaxPacketSize0" I realize that I used
the wrong structure and field.
Never the less there is no specification in terms of Max size in
wMaxPacketSize... Can I assume it will take what ever the Hardware
says?
Thanks,
DC
"Vetzak" <ptrshrn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Feb 16, 5:47 pm, "Denis @ Work" <deni...@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Can a pipe be bigger than 64 byte and would it be supported by MS lower
driver?
In the USB_DEVICE_DESCRIPTOR bMaxPacketSize0 field it says only up to
64...
Thanks.
DC
bMaxPacketSize0 is the maximum packet size of endpoint 0. The max.
packet size of other endpoints is defined in the wMaxPacketSize field
in various endpoint descriptors.
You better read the USB specification before you start writing usb
drivers.
.
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