I worked with it before and failed to utilize the hiddev interface (
kernel 2.4). Not sure if the situation has changed in 2.6 kernel.
libusb + usbdevfs will do the job.
I have a working version of of patched gpsd that can support DeLorme
Earthmate USB GPS. You can download the source code at:
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As far as I understand, current HID wasn't designed for this kind of
usage. It could take time to change, if it will happen at all.
For now, usbfs could be an alternative way:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-usb-users&m=106886596603257&w=2
Good luck
Jay.
Goddard James wrote:
Hello,
I have
Hi, all
Greetings.
I am trying to program a USB GPS device through HIDDEV interface on
Linux. I believe the device is built upon Cypress CY7C64013 full speed
USB-to-Serial chip and it shows as a generic HID device when plugged
in. It require a feature report with char[5] data to change sett
