Re: Newbie interested in using usbfs2.

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On Tue, 7 Jul 2009, Sylvain PORTES wrote:

> >It would be easier for you if the different pairs of endpoints belonged
> >to different interfaces.  Can you change the device's firmware to
> >accomplish this?
> 
> You mean USB interfaces ?

I mean "interface" as defined in Section 9.2.3 of the USB 2.0 
specification, i.e., as in "interface descriptor".

> If so, yes I could create two different interfaces but then I will
> have to select one or the other, won't I ?

No, you won't.  Your driver will be asked to control each of the two
interfaces, and each will be able to have its own character device
file.

> I guess I have to study deeper this way of seeing things. ( I wonder
> if it is possible to access two different interfaces in the same time
> )

Of course it is.

Alan Stern

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