feature: enable USB_RESET hook, and reset usb when hosts resets #2
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this enables the device to keep working if the OS resets while usb stays powered on
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hm. it only seemed to work when i restart windows. a shutdown didn't work yet :/ |
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But it still definitely fixes reboots? |
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yes, but im still testing and improving it a bit. |
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I don't know if you still accept PR's for this ancient version, but ive been using this project for years, and (very crappy) personal fork of this + the nes/snes code.
However, i hated the fact that after every windows reboot, i had to unplug and plug it back in, because the mcu kept getting power over usb, meaning the usb was never reset.
Today i found that v-usb has a hook on the reset request from host, in which we deal with it with the usbReset function.
I don't know if this is correct, but it does seem to work, as the device enumerated correctly after a reboot.
this fix could also be applied to your generic usb controller project