Marcus Meissner wrote:
> The problem that appears to me is that the respective USB class and device
> need to be loaded by hand currently.
Which is why I normally resort to recompiling except during the most
risky tests.
> and then add to /etc/modules.conf stuff like:
>
> alias usb-01.00.00 audio.o
> alias usb-03.01.00 mouse.o
This is an example of "why it isn't going to be quite that simple...".
03.00.00 can load hid, and then input, and from there it needs to figure
out what other drivers (is it a mouse, a keyboard, a joystick or just
generic input). Vojtech is the King of getting the right configuration
of modules from the HID descriptors.
> alias usb-0478.0001 qvc.o # QuickCam VC driver which does not exist yet.
> alias usb-055f:a800 mdc800.o # Mustek MDC 800
>
> This might fit as fallback or addition for usb_find_drivers()
>
> Is there a problem with this approach?
Looks fairly similar to the approach that Inaky used in his original
USBD design.
Brad
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