Userspace!
Take a look at libusb, and try to make driver completely userspace. It probablly does not need to be in kernel. That will mean less maintenance for you, and no need to talk to linus ;-)
>Hi, guys.....
>
>I just made a new driver for using the Creative Nomad II Mp3 Portable
>Player under Linux 2.3.x.
>This is a USB device just like the Diamond Rio 500.
>
>I have tested it and seems to work OK under my configuration (Linux
>Kernel 2.4.0-test1).
>I would like to post it so other people can test it and hopefully some
>day make it to be part of the official release.
>
>The questions are:
>
>1) Where do I post/announce the driver?
>2) What is the procedure I have to follow to make it part of the
>official release?
>
>I created a new project under sourceforge.net for it and for a C/C++
>library for the development of it.
>The project is named nomadii.
>
>Thanks, in advance.
>
>Gabriel Gomiz (gomita@bblanca.com.ar)
>
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