I have a device that connects to a USB port. The device is basically a media read/write device. There are no device drivers for it. I want to get it to work under Linux. I have the commands or API for it though. I have read quite a few articles/pages on different web sites and have some understanding of how different modules are loaded into the kernel and the USB architecture. Do I need to write a device driver for such a device or can I mount it and simply use the "open" "read" "write" command to send commands back and forth? If yes how do I find where the it is mounted (/dev/??)? My machine didn't have USB ports so I bought a 2-port PCI card. Is there anything different in the way the system configure or maps USB if there is a PCI card verses a USB built on the board? It shows up as a Hub right now. I would great appreciate if someone could help me in this regard. Thanks
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