Ok, here is the 2.4.19-17um version of the user mode linux host controller.
This version works ok for me :), I have just tested with a usb smart card
reader.

When using it be sure that /proc/bus/usb/* files on the host have R/W access
for the user, that the user mode linux is being run as.
Also insure that the host side driver modules are not loaded as otherwise
they will claim the interface first.
I have usually done a chmod -R 777 /proc/bus/usb + rmmod printer scanner
etc. on the host before starting the user mode host controller, in my case I
also had to stop the host program "pcscd" which had claimed the smartcard
reader.
On the other hand the host hcd and usbcore are needed and /proc/bus/usb
needs to be mounted

This patch produces a lot of debugging information, the module is named
"umusb.o" and needs to be installed so it can be accessed from the uml
root_fs I do a "mount -oloop root_fs /mnt/loop" and "make ARCH=um
INSTALL_MOD_PATH=/mnt/loop modules" then "umount /mnt/loop" to set up the
UML modules
It works on the bucket brigade principle for each urb submitted by the UML
it creates a new urb and submits via the /proc/bus/usb/... interface on the
host side, completion ripples back the other direction in a similar manner.

This patch is for vanilla linux-2.4.19 + uml-patch-2.4.19-17

It is nice to hear that someone else is interested

Enjoy,

James McMechan

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