On Mon, 7 Feb 2005, deepak katgade wrote:
> hi all,
> I am writing USB mass storage class driver.
> When i am going register my driver to the usb core.
> The driver got registerered to the core and it gave
> the message usb core : new driver got registerered.
>
> After registering to the usbcore, the core should
> automatically call the probe function
No. It should automatically call the probe function when you register
only if there is a USB device attached that matches your id table.
> but in my driver
> after registering it is returning back without calling
> probe function.And system is going to hang.
Why is the system going to hang?
> My registeration structure is as follows
> struct usb_driver pdc_driver {
> .owner = THIS_MODULE,
> .name = "usb_pdc",
> .probe = pdc_probe,
> .id_table = &id,
> }
> usb_register (&pdc_driver);
>
> my probe function declaration is as follows
>
> static int pdc_probe ( struct usb_device *dev,struct
>
> idtable *id ){
> --------------
> -----------
> }
> I am writing this driver for a pxa255 board having
> ISP1583 usb philips chip.
> can anybody please help me to solve this problem
Why are you writing a new USB mass storage class driver? The Linux kernel
already contains two of them!
Alan Stern
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