Hello all,
I wasn't running the code as root (I must admit it was quite
obvious) now I can see the devices.
Thank you very much for your help!
Best regards,
André
Roberto Perpuly wrote:
Andre,
You are running the examples as root user, correct?
I am developing a driver for a USB device. I
You need /proc/bus/usb/ mounted (the usbfs filesystem) and you need
read-write access to the device nodes (/proc/bus/usb/NNN/NNN). By default
the nodes are read-write only be root. On 2.4 kernels you can make them
read-write by mounting the filesystem with the mount option "devmode",
e.g.:
m
Andre,
You are running the examples as root user, correct?
I am developing a driver for a USB device. I am using red hat 9.0 (kernel 2.4). For
my driver to work, I need to disbale the hotplug driver. You might want to check if
the devices you are developing drivers for have already been cl
