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I replaced the corresponding zImage_dtb files on both SD cards and captured all the messages in the Putty terminal. I assumed that 4.19 was the older Linux version and 5.14 was the newer one. I also dumped the dmesg.txt files again. I had not set the log level to 9 on the newer u-boot.txt file when I did it the first time. Hopefully the zip file ha...

Any news or updates on this problem . My usb hub doesn’t seem to work as it should after the recent t Linux updates- the 8 bit do wired controller is no longer working. My keyboard works fine I provided some files for investigation in the thread below. Hopefully one of the devs might be able to use those to figure out why some hubs don't function ...

Try the command without the double quotes. :) I did actually try it without quotes and it appeared like nothing happened. However, I was looking in the wrong spot for the output file. My bad! :roll: I attached a zip with both files, one with an older version of Linux where the hub is working and one from the newest build where it no longer works. ...

I attempted to dump the dmesg log through the console using Putty, but ended up with the error in the attached screenshot. Any idea what I might be doing wrong? After getting the error the first time I tried creating an empty file called dmesg.txt hoping that the system would just add details to that. Nothing happened. I tried running the command w...

It would be helpful if someone can provide dmesg logs from the old release when the USB hub was working and the new release where it is not working. Preferably with "v=loglevel=9" in linux/u-boot.txt for debug messages. Run "dmesg > /media/fat/dmesg.txt" from the console on MiSTer or through the Serial connection: https://githu...

Even after today's Linux updates most of my USB hubs don't work. I have a bunch of identical 7 port USB 2.0 hubs that I'm going to be using in custom cases. They all were tested and confirmed to work before the big changes that were made on 8/25. Now I only have one that appears to be recognized. I bought the working one off eBay to use in designin...

Well I checked the document in the link and both of my boards appear to be revision C. So that kind of blows the theory that this issue is related to that variance.

I just happened on this topic from the old MiSTer forum that discusses the different revisions. There is a link to a PDF that supposedly shows you how to identify them. Interestingly Sorg mentions that "VBUS chip (5V supply from Micro USB OTG) has been changed from some revision. It doesn't directly affect the MiSTer but it may change compatib...

I have two MiSTer setups as well. They are both using identical generic USB 7 port hubs. The Linux changes caused the hub and attached peripherals to no longer be recognized on my newest DE-10 Nano (purchased a few months ago). However, they are still recognized on my older DE-10 Nano which I purchased years ago. Per the thread below it appears tha...

Linux release 20210831 uses the same USB host driver as older 4.xx Kernels, so most new USB issues should be fixed. Hi Sorg. I tried updating Linux with yesterday's release and am still having issues with my powered USB hub and all the peripherals connected to it. I actually have two DE-10 Nano devices. One is a couple of years old and the other w...

I noticed there was a new Linux update this morning that mentioned "Ported USB host driver from socfpga-4.19 as more compatible and stable" which I was hoping might fix the issue with my hub. However, when I updated my SD card and tried it in the newer MiSTer the hub and peripherals were still not recognized. The card did work in my older...

I made an interesting discovery this morning. I have two DE-10 Nano devices. One was purchased years ago and the other I got within the last few months. The new Linux updates have impacted the USB hub on the newer unit, but apparently the older one still works just fine. I read a different topic last night ( https://misterfpga.org/viewtopic.php?f=3...

I have the exact same problem with devices plugged into the USB hub - something is totally f***ed. I can unplug stuff and press OSD buttons to pair my bluetooth keyboard, but it is forgotten the next time Mister is switched on. And sometimes, you can't even pair the keyboard at all. My Mister is basically an unusable brick at the moment. I've ran ...

It seems as though there have been some other folks having issues with their USB devices as well after the most recent Linux updates. Here is a different thread about it: https://misterfpga.org/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=3175 I imagine lots of users have USB hubs connected to their MiSTer units, but if all of them were impacted I'm sure there would b...

I just reverted back to the previous version of Linux using the SD Card Installer so that I could continue using my MiSTer until this issue is resolved. Plus I'm not that familiar with the SSH process.

@Drexl is this something you can check?

Hi all. I have a powered USB hub that connects to the DE-10 nano's micro USB port. Attached to that hub are my controllers and a 2.5" HDD. Prior to the most recent "Linux and Main" updates on 8/25 everything worked as expected. The USB hub was recognized on startup and the peripherals functioned properly. Now I cannot seem to get MiS...

From what I read in the Wiki it seems like the computer cores that could utilize that secondary SD slot might also be able to leverage VHDs on the primary SD card or an attached USB HDD as an alternative?

Good to know. Thanks!

I'm trying to find out if the secondary SD card on the I/O board can be accessed through FTP. I'm designing a case for my MiSTer and did not want to add a SD card extension for the secondary slot if I could just FTP files to it. Thanks in advance for any information on this!

Sigismond0 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 23, 2020 7:32 pm No. Video filters are things like scanlines, interpolation, etc. Selectable borders would have to be an entirely new feature.

Ah, I see. Thanks!

There's an "audio filters" option now available on the same screen where you can select video filters. But the updater script has pulled any actual filters down yet, and I don't see any looking at the GitHub. Presumably the idea here is that you can apply a filter to do things like emulate the tinny sound of the actual GB speaker, or may...