Hi Judd,
Attached is a patch to remove hotplug functionality from the Linux backend,
while still retaining all other fixes. This essentially gives you 1.0.18
without hotplug.
If you have time to try it, please let me know how it works out.
Chris
From c79d3eec1a54ea2f2da4a383d1f186fa9587 Mon
Pradeepa Senanayake wrote:
>
> Talking of accessing ioctls directly, willnyou able to provide a.few
> number of references on this. Like how to access driver ioctls etc. I
> have experience in very small driver dev on linux and none on wondows.
> So a lil head start would be wonderfuk i you people
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From: Tim Roberts [t...@probo.com]
Sent: Monday, January 27, 2014 12:23 PM
To: libusbx-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Libusbx-devel] Major problems using libusbx on CentOS 5
Judd Taylor wrote:
I've got a big (and late) project that needs to use libusb/libusbx
Talking of accessing ioctls directly, willnyou able to provide a.few number
of references on this. Like how to access driver ioctls etc. I have
experience in very small driver dev on linux and none on wondows. So a lil
head start would be wonderfuk i you people have time. Thank you.
On Jan 27, 2014
Judd Taylor wrote:
> I've got a big (and late) project that needs to use libusb/libusbx to
> ingest data from a satellite demodulator.
>
> I need async capability, as well as the ability to talk via two
> different logical interfaces via different processes, even through
> they are on the same USB
On Sat, 25 Jan 2014, Chris Dickens wrote:
> You are going to have trouble using the same interface from two different
> processes. Linux maintains exclusive access for a process once it has
> claimed an interface until it is released or the file descriptor is closed
> (either intentionally or from
You are going to have trouble using the same interface from two different
processes. Linux maintains exclusive access for a process once it has
claimed an interface until it is released or the file descriptor is closed
(either intentionally or from the process exiting). If you claim the
interface i
I've got a big (and late) project that needs to use libusb/libusbx to ingest
data from a satellite demodulator.
I need async capability, as well as the ability to talk via two different
logical interfaces via different processes, even through they are on the same
USB interface (logical interfac
