I have now placed these on hobbes.
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/ download/pub/incoming/ usbhcd186.zip
They will eventually make it into directory:
/pub/os2/system/drivers/misc
1) USBOHCD: fixed http://svn.netlabs.org/usb/ ticket/22#. Everyone that uses USBOHCD.SYS and cannot get any devices attached at all should use this fixed version of USBOHCD
2) USBEHCD,USBUHCD,USBOHCD: partly fixed http://svn.netlabs.org/usb/ ticket/23# (sudden reboot on shutdown), the remaining problems might be fixed with 3)
3) USBD.SYS: major update, changed to dynamic memory allocation for DeviceInfo structures, this fixes these errors:
http://bugs.ecomstation.nl/ view.php?id=1400
http://bugs.ecomstation.nl/ view.php?id=3010
What it means in practice is that USBD.SYS will no longer trap when you attach devices that return a whole lot of configuration info (some webcams from Logitech being a prominent example). The device might still not be supported but the trap is gone and you can look at device info from USB Dock / USB device manager.
A short note (also in readme.txt): DO NOT use XCenter USB widget !
It's badly broken and can do all kinds of bad things to your system, including a trap8 ! File readme.txt contains some REXX code that will recreate the USB memory stick daemon (that came with eComStation 1.2 and that works perfectly well).
Lars
From: http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/
They will eventually make it into directory:
/pub/os2/system/drivers/misc
1) USBOHCD: fixed http://svn.netlabs.org/usb/
2) USBEHCD,USBUHCD,USBOHCD: partly fixed http://svn.netlabs.org/usb/
3) USBD.SYS: major update, changed to dynamic memory allocation for DeviceInfo structures, this fixes these errors:
http://bugs.ecomstation.nl/
http://bugs.ecomstation.nl/
What it means in practice is that USBD.SYS will no longer trap when you attach devices that return a whole lot of configuration info (some webcams from Logitech being a prominent example). The device might still not be supported but the trap is gone and you can look at device info from USB Dock / USB device manager.
A short note (also in readme.txt): DO NOT use XCenter USB widget !
It's badly broken and can do all kinds of bad things to your system, including a trap8 ! File readme.txt contains some REXX code that will recreate the USB memory stick daemon (that came with eComStation 1.2 and that works perfectly well).
Lars
Source: OS2VOICE.org