Hi,
what you are describing is done through the "gagdet" driver. Look into
the Linux source for a driver named g_ether or g_serial. These program a
USB client chip to act as a network device or serial console.

Regards
Robert

Edgard Lima schrieb:
> Urm...yes, you are right...I have misunderstood the linux-uvc project
> 
> Indeed....What I would like to do is to make my N800 work as WebCam, I 
> mean, plug the N800 usb cable to my desktop and then my desktop think it 
> is a Video Class device.
> 
> No problem I will write my own code to do it ;-) thanks anyway
> 
> btw: where in the code (usb stack) my device reports to be a mass 
> storage device.....I would like to make it report as a video class usb 
> device and them map the function to the v4l2 driver, this way it could 
> be used by any linux device implementing v4l2 driver and usb in 
> peripheral mode (non-host)...what do you think about it....I think I 
> will start a project in sourceforge
> 
> Thanks you all, Best Regards
> Edgard
> 
> 
> ext James Studdart escreveu:
>>>> Im trying to compile Linux-UVC on scratchbox to use it on my N800:
>>>>    
>>>>
>>>>       
>> Urm... why exactly do you need to do this? The camera already works with 
>> the provided kernel and drivers. I think it's even a v4l2 device.
>>
>> j.
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