sending raw USB packets

so I have a Linux-based USB slave device and some USB packets I need to send from it. there are plenty of resources about writing a USB device based on gadget API which can encapsulate data into appropriate packets - e.g. you just provide keyboard scancodes and the gadget stack will handle everything at the protocol level - but I don't want it to get encapsulated, I want to provide provide something like wireshark/usbmon captures which will already have proper encapsulation. what is the fastest way of doing that?

Read SICP

>>2
SICP - the greatest book about writing linux kernel modules for embedded systems ever

We conjure the spirits of the embedded systems with your spells

Poke a couple of wires in a usb port and send unspecified data with appropriate wrappings ?

Slave device? Sorry, you'll have to ask your master.

http://www.beyondlogic.org/usbnutshell/usb1.shtml

>>7

USB 2.0 which is still yet to see day light on mainstream desktop computers has upped the stakes to 480Mbits/s.

Terrible!

I would use an FPGA for this.

I would use dubs for this.

Change this problematic master/slave patriarchal terminology.

>>11
Switch to politically correct sub/dom !

I AM TRIGGERED BY THIS THREAD

>>13
Edge-triggered or level-triggered?

>>12
I actually would have liked that, master/slave and dom/sub make sense but what PC shit they caem up with replica doesn't fucking mean anything?

>>15
Is that even a question.

>>16
yes?

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