Stuart Henderson <[email protected]> writes: > On 2026-05-27, Thomas Dettbarn <[email protected]> wrote: >> OTHER WORDS: So that it is possible to attach ANY usb device as ugen(4), >> in a way so that a user-space driver can take over. > > i asked for similar to this before and it was strongly rejected
I've dealt with a couple of troublesome devices (Powered by Linux USB Gadget) and I'd say recompiling your kernel to switch drivers is not that troublesome. But the device I had just had a bad implementation. It was a DAP and can be a mass storage device and an audio device, but when in the audio mode, it start as mass storage device and switches right after. The kernel did not like that. I could not use the ids because it's the default Linux Foundation one. I don't think an etc file can help with that. And sysctl would be kinda troublesome too.
