> * Andrzej Pietrasiewicz | 2012-11-22 13:06:56 [+0100]:
>> echo <some file>.img > /cfg/usb-function-gadget/G1/C1/F1/MassStorage/lun0/file
>>
>> Do the similar thing to other functions, then
>>
>> echo 1 > /cfg/usb-function-gadget/G1/ready
On Thu, Nov 22 2012, Sebastian Andrzej Siewior wrote:
> One thing you miss: Lets say you have C1 and C2. How do you configure
> the same F1 in C1 and C2 _and_ how do you configure a different F1 in
> F1 and F2 in C2. I guess the latter will work just now but the former
> example won't. The former example is used by the nokia gadget, the
> latter by g_serial.
Yeah. I would propose having a separate directory for functions, ie.:
cd /cfg/usb-function-gadget/gadget1
mkdir functions/mass_storage
would load the function and allocate usb_function structure for it (or
whatever) as well as create all the interesting attributes inside the
directory, and later on:
mkdir configs/config0
mkdir configs/config0/func0
ln functions/mass_storage configs/config0/func0/function
or something similar.
>>+struct ufg_gadget_grp {
>>+ /* This group needs children */
>>+ struct config_group group;
>>+
>>+ /* attributes' values */
>>+ ushort idVendor;
>>+ ushort idVendor_set:1;
>>+ ushort idProduct;
>>+ ushort idProduct_set:1;
>>+ ushort bcdDevice;
>>+ ushort bcdDevice_set:1;
> If you put the :1 variables after each other then the compiler will
> merge them. I think that was the plan because otherwise it is confusing.
>>+ char iManufacturer[UFG_NAME_LEN];
>>+ ushort iManufacturer_set:1;
>>+ char iProduct[UFG_NAME_LEN];
>>+ ushort iProduct_set:1;
>>+ char iSerialNumber[UFG_NAME_LEN];
>>+ ushort iSerialNumber_set:1;
> So you decided to use the max number of bytes USB allowes. You waste
> around half a KiB because most will be smaller. Please use a kmalloc()
> buffer here.
I think it would also allow removal of those three _set variables.
>>+ bool ready;
unsigned ready:1;
like the rest perhaps?
>>+
>>+ void *gadget_grp_data;
>>+};
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