Re: Accessing File system directories

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> > > Could you create a daemon that attaches to a usb gadget driver? The daemon 
> in 
> > > user space would be able to access whichever file system you want?
> > 
> > I could try that, but I did not want to touch g_file_storage.
> > Instead I wanted to write my own block device driver which is used by 
> g_file_storage in turn.
> > So the daemon would be connected to my driver then .. I don't know, that 
> sounds complicated.
> 
> USB storage is one of the most complex devices out there.  I would not
> recommend using it for a beginning project, it's quite messy.
> 
> Pick something "simple" like nfs :)
> 
> good luck,
> 
> greg k-h
> 

I take the hint, that the nfs code is very easy to comprehend for someone without any background in it ^^

Anyway, I decided to go with the dirty approach and try to read the file system from the kernel.
If I ever get it working ther eI look  into a clean solution

Dan



      


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