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| I know nothing about OpenBSD, but I hope someone can give me some information (or point out where to look) about the USB UHCI host controller driver. In particular, I'd like to know how it copes with the differences and quirks of various manufacturers' controllers. A few items of interest: How is Intel's non-standard implementation of the Over Current port status bits managed? What about VIA's implementation of those same bits, done differently from Intel's? Does the driver cope with the Intel erratum that causes a port with the Over Current input set to signal a Resume Detect? How does the driver handle VIA controllers that shut themselves down when they receive a babble packet? Thanks for any help... Alan Stern |