On Wednesday 23 August 2006 21:35 am, David Brownell wrote:

>> Both the UDC driver and gadgetfs are built as loadable modules. After
>> successfully loading these two modules, I was able to mount gadget fs by
>> doing "mount -t gadgetfs gadgetfs /dev/gadget". However only my UDC
>> driver name ($CHIP?) showed up under /dev/gadget. I didn't see any
>> endpoints under /dev/gadget. Or I have to create those endpoint files
>> myself?

>It's behaving correctly.  You can't open those endpoint files until
>you've first activated the device and thereby promised to respond to
>requests on ep0.  See the sample driver code, downloadable from the
>relevant section of http://www.linux-usb.org/gadget

what do u mean by activating the device? it is already opened and the
configs are written to this device.
could u please say it in more simple way?

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