Good Morning Pete,
Am 2008-12-28 14:19:02, schrieb Pete Zaitcev:
> I don't think usbmon would help you to design the correct number
> of interfaces of a device. Stop trying to reverse-engineer Linux
> with usbmon, all the source code is open and available. You are
> better off adding printk() into places of interest.
I will try it... ;-)
The problem is, that I have no starting point for the USBHID-PDU
(function or gadget device). All I have found is the HOST stuff and
this is annoying me.
Once I have it running, it will be easy to include it in the Kernel but
for now, nothing exist in this direction...
Note: I have build a simple experimental board with a Maxim DS1780
(kernel support already there) attached to a Texas Instruments USB
General Purpose Device Controller... it is a very usefull piece
since you can use labor cables to messure the voltage on a main-
borad for example and monitor it trough the USBHID-PDU interface
using any of the UPS monitoring daemons (apcd, nut, ...)...
But the missing part is the USBHID-PDU code... :-/
I have already coded something like a firmware loader which load
a CONFIG for the USB device (endpoints and such) from userspace
which will make the Kernel-Module very flexible and multiusage for
any FUNCTIONS someone build.
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
Michelle Konzack
Systemadministrator
24V Electronic Engineer
Tamay Dogan Network
Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
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