I must have clicked Reply instead of Reply All accidentally, sorry.
I did not notice the obvious error in my first post where I kept mentioning
/proc/bus/usb when in fact the JNI tracing error was mentioning /dev/bus/usb
until your last post.
I have also managed to get things working by making a
Do not reply only to me. Please keep the discussion on the list.
You don't need anything in /proc/bus/usb anymore. The device nodes
are now at /dev/bus/usb for recent distributions.
On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 3:49 PM, Ben Hall wrote:
> Hi Dan, thanks for the quick reply.
>
> Without usbfs mounted
you don't need usbfs mounted anymore - udev now creates the nodes at
/dev/bus/usb. Change the permissions of those nodes instead of
mounting usbfs. You can create a simple udev rule, or manually chmod
the node(s) you are accessing (the udev rule with work over
hotplugs/reboots while a simple chmo
I am having some issues accessing devices using javax-usb-ri-linux-1.0.2. I
believe I have set it up correctly as I do not have any errors when running
the example applications.
I was not able to see any devices with the Show Topology example, except for
the virtual hub so I turned on the JNI tra
