Brian Cameron ??:
>
> Henry:
>
>>> How does it compare with the existing prtconf and cfgadm interfaces?
>> prtconf and cfgadm can be used to get more information besides USB
>> devices, lsusb is only focus on usb devices information. In fact, you
>> can get lots of same information by prtconf.
> [...]
>> In fact, usbutils developement is not very active these days, and the
>> community keep a list in some webpage, and append the list until
>> someone give them the new information.
>> Since it keep changing, so difficult to packaging, and if remotely
>> queriy, I am afraid they can't provide the stable services, e.g.
>> server , bandwith, etc...
>
> To me, this doesn't sound like a very compelling reason to integrate
> usbutils into Solaris. Especially when you consider section 2.2 which
> highlights that some features of usbutils are disabled on Solaris due
> to kernel differences.
>
> The current materials implies in section 3.3 and 3.4 that the main
> reason to integrate usbutils is because the user needs tools to get
> USB-related information, and that such tools don't exist on Solaris.
> In other words, what value does usbutils add for Solaris.
>
> Now that we know that other tools do exist on Solaris, we probably
> should rethink our justification for adding usbutils.
Thanks, Brian, seems there really is some block for usbutils
integration, I will consider and discuss internally these days...