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Re: libusb and usbdevfs



On 10/9/06, pradeep singh <2500.pradeep@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
hi all
I need to write a driver for a new USB device from some 'X' manufacturer.
Since they havent supported their device on linux, i guess they dont
have any device ID as such.

Can i write the driver for such a completely new USB device from user
space? By using libusb or usbdevfs API? Which of them shall be better
I don't really understand by what you mean by saying driver from user
space. You'll certainly be able to use your device - just that you
need to know how to use it.

I'm not that sure about libusb and usbdevfs. I had thought that
libusbfs works on top of usb device filesystem. Please correct me if
i'm wrong.

,in case i can write one in user space?

TIA
pradeep

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