Re: force USB_SPEED_FULL for device

Hi,

from the device side a low speed and a full speed device differ fundamentally.
They even differ in the way a resistor is connected to the USB data lines. You 
can't just overwrite this by software. It's a hardware thing.

Till

Am Freitag 27 Juli 2007 schrieb Gabriel Maganis:
> Hello,
>     How could one "force" a device to be configured with
> USB_SPEED_FULL if it's a USB_SPEED_LOW device i.e. a Dell keyboard? I
> tried to simply set usb_device->speed = USB_SPEED_FULL but I get a
> protocol error. I then tried to "trace" where the EPROTO is being
> generated but couldn't do so.
>
> Thanks
>
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