>> That could be a problem. Tho that's a problem with almost all of the
>> discussed options for USB device allocation.
>>
>> First, are there any USB-specific ioctl's? If there are, then we need to
>> figure out how to handle those, regarldess of how we assign device
>> numbers (my method, statically, or devfs). Suggestions? The first one
>> that comes to mind is that the USB-specific ioctls could only operate on
>> /proc, or that they are given numerical assignments which are unassigned
>> to other ioctl's for most all devices.
> This is how it operates now. /proc/bus/usb/dev has all of the USB
> devices. You open and use ioctl to send raw commands to the device.
> The problem with it now is permissions. I want to send raw commands to
> my USB camera. There's no reason for a kernel driver. However, you can
> change permissions on /proc files and keep it persistant.
To me it look like reincarnation of devfs under /proc :-(( Why not use real
thing ?
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