Re: What driver for generic bulk to tty?

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petr@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:

> OK. Do you know the protocol?

Yes, it's just 2 plain raw streams of bytes, in and out, for USB driver
itself. Everything else is application-dependent, as I've alredy wrote.

> User space - use /proc entries. See Apogee CCD driver for an example,
> or ask me, I might be able to reveal parts of MI CCD driver which does
> that.
>
> Kernel space - see some existing (FTDI,..) drivers and write your own.

No available driver that is capable to handler raw in/out bulk except
"usbserial"? Well, I actually wrote one a few years ago, when usbserial
was really sloooooow, but then the latter got better and I din't care to
either finish or submit my own since then. But as I now learned I
shouldn't use usbserial for that (and besides it looks like it's buggy in 3.2.0
that I'm running right now).

-- 
Sergei.

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