I have a simple hotplug script that works under 2.4.20.9; all it does is chmod 0666 "${DEVICE}"
The device name passed for either kernel is the "old style" /proc/bus/usb/blah name. When I do an "ls -l" on that file, I see the correct permissions, but the /sys version of it does not have the right write rights. Or at least, not what I expected.
There is no /sys version of any /proc/bus/usb/... file. In fact, sysfs and usbfs don't really have much functional overlap at all. The system is doing exactly what it should.
- Dave
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