Need help to understand USB driver mechanism

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Hi,

I am trying to understand the USB device driver writing mechanism and
architecture. I have gone through the LDD book as well.

For learning purpose I am trying to write a driver for a pen drive
i.e. USB mass storage. Linux do have the usb-storage driver which is
used for pen drive. I have gone through the ../driver/usb/storage
folder of Linux source code and found there are few drivers(karma,
freecom) which uses usb-storage to achive there functionality.

what is the mechanism to write a driver for pen drive(USB mass
storage)? Is there any guide/help document which describes how to
create a interface driver on top of usb-storage driver, so when my pen
driver is connected it should use my driver?


Vishal N
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