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To: Greg KH <greg@kroah.com>
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Subject: Re: Oops in pl2303 driver
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From: Thorkild Stray <thorkild@linpro.no>
Date: 09 Sep 2002 04:17:53 +0200
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Greg KH <greg@kroah.com> writes:
>  That makes me very suspicious.  If you can reproduce it with the
>  uhci driver again, please let me know.  I'm getting some odd
>  reports of a problem like this, but I'm unable to reproduce it, and
>  others are having a hard time too.

I recently bought a BAFO BF-810 usb->serial adaptor which also
contained a pl2303 (the driver detects it as one at least). I have
exactly the same behavior as Tony Hoyle. If I use the uhci module,
it'll crash every time (I am using pilot-xfer to backup my palm for
tests). If I change to the usb-uhci driver, it works.

Currently only running 2.4.19pre9. Will try a newer kernel soon. The
driver itself has not changed between 2.4.19pre9 and 2.4.19, though.

(SMP-system). 

-- 
Thorkild Stray, Linpro AS                              <thorkild@linpro.no>
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