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by Fanxiushu 2016 05-15 reprint or quote this article, please indicate the original author.People who have used VMware should know that VMware virtual machines have such a feature,When a USB device is plugged into the host, the USB device can be accessed in VMware's virtual machine system via setup.and accessing this

1, after the system plugged into the USB device, from the console interface has the following prompt:From the console information, you can see the inserted USB device name.As you can see, the plugged-in USB device is sde4.However,

After sorting and digesting the device model, you have the foundation to compile a device driver program. You need to be familiar with the driver of the USB device because of the working relationship. Therefore, select the driver of the USB

During the project development, we need a USB-to-relay device to control the wireless transmitter device when the switch is enabled. When purchasing the device, the sourcing department buys a batch of devices without knowing the operating environment of the relay device, lat

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VMware prompt: Host USB device connections disabled-(the USB device connection is disabled on the VMware Host) VMware Workstation prompts host USB device connection disabled. As shown in the figure, the VMware

the set address stage. The USB host sends a request to set the address to endpoint 0 of the device with the address 0 (Control the build process of the transfer), and the new device address is included in the data package for the build process. The specific address is managed by the USB host, and the host is assigned

In the previous article, we have given the link address of the USB protocol, from this article, we will involve a lot of USB 1.1 content, our guiding ideology is to start with the familiar USB 1.1 protocol, first use off-the-shelf HCD and USBD, directly face the client driver programming, see the results as soon as possible, So that readers have confidence in the

Linux-USB Gadget OverviewThe Linux-USB Gadget driver framework (hereinafter referred to as gadget) provides software functions for devices defined by the USB protocol.Compared with the Linux USB host driver, the gadget driver appears later than 2.4.23.The Gadget Framework proposes a set of standard APIs, which are driv

address State. [Phase 6, configuration] The host sends the sixth setup package to D12, whose data is: 00 09 01 00 00 00 00. The set configuration () function must be called in the program to process this event, allowing all endpoints to enter the working state. Now, the USB enumeration process is complete and the device can be used properly. During this process, the D12 indicator flashes intermittently ba

Recently installed in the old machine on the CentOS system, with the Chinese cabbage or ultraiso after making the system disk, the start booting from USB device and boot failed, has been very depressed , thought to be the cause of the system. It's not working on the Internet to say that the Syslinux file is modified or replaced. The final discovery is the format of the U-boot, which does not match the forma

I. Linux USB driver levels 1. devices, configurations, interfaces, and endpointsThe logical organization of a USB device consists of four layers: device, configuration, interface, and endpoint. A device usually has one or more configurations: Each

Speaking of USB devices, we have to mention a variety of descriptors (descriptors), in general, descriptors are as follows: 1: Device Descriptor (Device descriptors) 2: Configuration descriptor (Configuration descriptors) 2: Interface Descriptor (Interface descriptors) 3: Endpoint descriptor (Endpoint descriptors) A USB