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== Introduction == |
== Introduction == |
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Despite how attractive USB support is, the 650-page USB 2.0 specification manages to deter even some of the most driven hobbyists (especially if English isn't their primary language). Not only is the USB 2.0 specification long, but it's a prerequisite for the [[XHCI]], [[EHCI]], [[UHCI]], and [[OHCI]] specifications, all of which must be implemented for full USB |
Despite how attractive USB support is, the 650-page USB 2.0 specification manages to deter even some of the most driven hobbyists (especially if English isn't their primary language). Not only is the USB 2.0 specification long, but it's a prerequisite for the [[XHCI]], [[EHCI]], [[UHCI]], and [[OHCI]] specifications, all of which must be implemented for full USB 3.0 support (if you only want USB 1.0, you still need UHCI and OHCI). Furthermore, the USB specification defines a plethora of terms, some used interchangeably and seemingly lazily; as a lengthy technical document, it is neither easy nor practical to flip back and forth to clarify a confusing term or concept. |
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=== What this text covers === |
=== What this text covers === |
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