Given that the default kernel options seem to be excluding /sys/class/usb_device/ these days, what's the best way on a newer kernel to map a usbfs device to its corresponding sysfs device? Please understand that it's not reasonable, at least to us, to require that every user of a USB-connected braille display rebuild his kernel. Is there still a way to do the mapping?
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