Le samedi 18 septembre 2010 à 22:13 +0200, Petter Reinholdtsen a écrit : > [Thibaut Girka] > > g_ether is not really a device driver, but a USB gadget module, like > > g_filestorage (that provides USB Mass Storage), and other things > > like that. > > Not quite sure I understand what this mean. But I take it that there > is USB device with some well known USB ID to detect for udev? Well, what I mean is that the driver itself (which g_ether is not) is not all: you have to choose how you want the device to behave: as an USB key (USB Mass Storage)? A network adaptater? A serial console? All those things are done by different modules (like g_ether), that are independent from the driver itself. In our case, the USB interface is the only usable network interface. Furthermore, the other modules are not really useful on this device (well, g_filestorage might be, but has important limitations afaik). http://www.linux-usb.org/gadget/
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