Dan Streetman wrote:
Unless you have a really, really good reason for wanting to do it, I'd highly recommend against writing a full mass storage driver and FAT32 driver in Java on javax.usb...javax.usb is, I think, more useful for nonstandard devices without OS drivers, or devices with a direct, simpler protocol (i.e. not multiple layers of complex protocols).
Speaking of which, are there any such devices you know of? I'm looking for something simple and documented I could use in an example. Most devices I've noticed are either too simple (i.e. they only use the power and nothing else) or too complex (mass storage driver). I've considered using a UPS but I haven't found one yet that documents its interfaces. Anyone have any ideas?
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