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On Mar 30, 2005, at 3:04 PM, Bernd Walter wrote:
>
> E.g. you switch firmware by issuing an USB request and if the
> device disconnects bevor the request is completed things may hang
> until timeout or even forever.
>
Device disconnects normal, as I can see the device after reboot. (At 
least I think so.)

> You say that you see the disconnect.
> In which lock state (ps -axl) are the usb* and ezload processes
> after the disconnect message?

There is no ezdownload process after disconnect message. usb* in 
different states like usbevt and usbtsk. With USB_DEBUG I can see that 
download process is completed before disconnection. Hidden flag -r of 
ezdownload utility also does not help.

> Is there any change if you wait a minute?
>
No change even if I wait for a whole night.