Hi all,

I'm new to this list and to NetBSD. While I usually write software for 
embedded systems (32k RAM or less) it is now my task to write a USB driver 
for a device we developped using a custom USB mass storage class protocol 
(i.e. an alternative to the SCSI subclass commands).

The device communicates with the host via Bulk-Only protocol, which is 
available in umass.c. Great! Now, being a newbie I'm clueless how I can 
use this.

I would like to call umass_bbb_*() from userspace, after the device has 
enumerated. Can you give me a hint how to approach this? Any documentation 
about umass.c and adding custom USB drivers, beyond the source?

Basically, I'd like to have a driver which will allow my userspace 
application to read/write generic data from/to the device. The driver does 
not need to handle any protocol stuff beyond what mass storage class 
bulk-only requires.


In parallel to this technical question: Is there anybody here who will 
implement a driver for our device on a professional basis?

Thanks for your help,
jens heilig


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