[Sussex] Implementing a custom USB device with Linux host

Steve Dobson steve.dobson at syscall.org.uk
Thu Jun 25 10:30:05 UTC 2009


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Hi George

George Chamberlayne wrote:
> I have designed/built a custom USB peripheral composite device for a
> customer.
> 
> The device implements a HID mouse and CDC 'serial port' in a custom USB
> peripheral device with just one USB interface cable.
> 
> This device works OK with a windows XP host PC.
> 
> I'm after some help or info for getting this USB device to enumerate and
> work with Ubuntu Linux.

If you are looking for professional help contact me off list.

If your just looking for a poke in the right direction then the correct
way of doing this would be to use the userland USB library (libusb)
which can talk to your drive via the appropriate kernel module.  I've
been using this to interface with my Velleman K8055 interface board
which also has a USB interface.  Works well - no problems.

Steve
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