TI Team,
Do you have a USB vendor class driver for the AM335X platform running on TI's RTOS?
-David
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TI Team,
Do you have a USB vendor class driver for the AM335X platform running on TI's RTOS?
-David
Hi
As such, there is no any vendor or TI specific class driver available. If you are using linux, standard class driver supported by Linux should work as is.
Are you looking for any specific type of class driver?
Regards
Ravi B
Ravi,
Thanks for your email. Yes, I'm wondering if there has been any work done on a "vendor" class driver. The classes supported are few (based on the list), but as you know, the USB specification includes a base class (FFh). Generally, The development of a vendor class can be required when the existing class http://www.usb.org/developers/defined_class does not correspond to the user specification--we fall in this category. The musb driver can either be built as a module or into the kernel.
So what you're telling me, if I understand correctly, is that I would need to take the existing module and develop it on my own. Is that correct?
-David
Hi
Your understanding is correct, As the linux usb support only the standard defined classes. If your class driver or application uses custom/vendor specific protocol on top of musb driver, then vendor (you) has to develop their own class driver.
Regards
Ravi B