Hello,
Thanks for your answer. My device acts like a keyboard.
> You have the source code - it is certainly possible.
>
> Whether or not it produces the results you are looking for
> is up in the air. It probably depends on what the Linux
> kernel lets you do if you have not claimed the device.
If I follow this path, should I write my own hid_force_open function, that does
not claim the device?
Another way to solve my problem would be to catch the data in the driver, and
then broadcast it to the system programmatically. Does this make sense and
could there be side effects (like the keys being fired several times in some
situations, where the device is not opened exclusively for some reason)? Can
this be easily achieved on Linux? Typically, I'll have a key event in the form
of an 8 bytes buffer, coming from the USB wire, that I'd like to fire as a
system wide key event...
Thanks,
Kind regards
Lux
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