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/freebsd/sys/dev/usb/
H A D	usb_core.h	bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too.
H A D	usb_device.h	bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too.
H A D	usb_request.c	bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too.
H A D	usb_generic.c	bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too.
H A D	usb_transfer.c	bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too.
H A D	usb_hub.c	bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too.
H A D	usb_device.c	bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too.
/freebsd/sys/dev/usb/controller/
H A D	ohci.c	bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too.
H A D	uhci.c	bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too.
H A D	ehci.c	bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too. bd216778 Sat Apr 25 21:10:06 GMT 2009 Andrew Thompson <thompsa@FreeBSD.org> Track the usb device state as its powered on, addressed and configured. This helps to avoid touching the device when it is not going to respond and would otherwise timeout. Implement the suspend tracking as a udev state too.