RE: How do i detect a USB device from the Linux Box

Hi Arthurus,

>I also think that lot's of device are very generic, I mean there is
>tons of USB flash drives, and for most of them there is one driver
>that "emulates" scsi interface (i think i'm wrong by saying
>emulating...). The same goes to most of printers and so on, of course
>there are specific drivers, but not much... Look in linux sources,
>directory "/drivers/usb/" and you'll see that it is not that big...

What u r saying looks absolutely correct?
I get some messages when ever I plug-in a USB device saying
SCSIxx: SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage device.

Where can see this code that integrates any USB device with the SCSI
Emulation?
I am just exited to know how it works.

Regards,
Mukund Jampala

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Re: How do i detect a USB device from the Linux Box

> Where can see this code that integrates any USB device with the SCSI
> Emulation?
> I am just exited to know how it works.

I think you should look in directory: (or wherever your kernel sources are)
/usr/src/linux/drivers/usb/storage

Arturas M.
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