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Ian Dowse wrote:

>In message <418BED57.6090203@elischer.org>, Julian Elischer writes:
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>>ok, so, who's subscribed? (who considers themselves able to work on USB)
>>
>>1/ where are we?
>> I've seen USB commits recently from several people..
>> anyone have any plans and uncommitted work?
>>2/ what do we need?
>>I know we need to look at multifunction devices, and USB2 hub support 
>>for USB1 devices.
>>EHCI command completion interrupts probably also need work..
>>3/ scottl has said that he wants to work on CAM/SIM and that may impact 
>>umass.
>>4/ I think we need to do more work on umass devices in general.
>>    
>>

I've just been asked by my boss to spend some time on USB2 for RELENG_4
 so I'll be looking at MFC'ing as much of the ehci changes as practical.

Does anyone have any MFC work done?