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On Wed, 2 Oct 2002 07:50, David Brownell wrote:
> >> * Where should the different harness components live?
> >>
> >>I think one plausible scheme would put the kernel driver into the 2.5
> >>tree, and the other stuff in some linux-usb page at SourceForge along
> >>with documentation ("how to set it up and use it") and so on.
> >
> > Second this.
>
> Well, Greg agreed about the driver, so that leaves a SF.net page.
> Something like http://www.linux-usb.org/testing/ is easy enough.
> Volunteers appreciated ... :)
There is also a seperate project http://linux-usb-test.sourceforge.net/, but I
am afeared that it is dead. The only thing that might be salvageable is some
of the test concepts. You'd just create a HID device from ezusb, rather than
using a real mouse, and then run the test-suite.
Brad
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