>If the USB driver registered and the physical device shows up, should the
>driver show up under /dev/usb?
Simple answer, No. When you register a USB device with the kernel you will
be allocated a minor device number. In your example below you've been
allocated 16 numbers between 96 and 111. The major number for USB is always
180. Thus you need to create a character mode. Here's how to do it.
You need to make a node under /dev/usb (or wherever you like) with:
mknod /dev/usb/mydevice 180 96.
Then, when you open /dev/usb/mydevice - voila! You can send ioctls to it.
/proc/bus/usb/drivers:
usbdevfs
hub
acm
usb-storage
96-111: ggusb
Steve
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