---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Jinesh K J <jineshkj.newsletters@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Jun 8, 2006 5:54 PM Subject: Re: USB device driver - how use my own? To: "mgr@xxxxxxxxxxx" <mgr@xxxxxxxxxxx> hi, once u have loaded your driver and registered the probe function, the rest happens automatically. for any valid usb device plugged into the system, the probe function is called and the rest should be handled by it. i hope u can get more info from the book "linux device drivers, 3/e" On 6/8/06, mgr@xxxxxxxxxxx <mgr@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi, I am writing a device driver for USB on the host side. I have compiled the module and I can see the messages (in /var/log/messages) that I wrote within printk in the init and exit functions as I "insmod" and "rmmod" the module. Now, my question is, how do I make the kernel use the device driver I have programmed and not the default device driver?
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