Figs: User space URBs transmission

Scripts to test

- use locally compiled objects in a tree.
- allow to test without 'make install'.

- only bus-id is needed to be specified to test.

- other options and arguments are pre-set. 

download (  application side |  device side )

app: on application side computer
dev: on device side computer
both: both of them

0) Modify settings.sh first (both)

DIR

Top directory of kernel source which includes compiled objects.

SVR

Address of a server.

PORT

TCP port number of a server.

SSL_FLG

Whether to use SSL.

WS_FLG

Whether to use WebSocket.

PROXY_FLG

Whether to use proxy.

PROXY_URL

URL of HTTP proxy.

DBG_FLG

Enables debug for tools.

DBG_FLGS

Debug flags for kernel modules.

1) Create self signed certificate files if use SSL (OPTIONAL)

both:$ ./cert_create.sh

2) Insert kernel modules

TCP in kernel mode

both:# ./insmod_kx.sh

TCP in user mode

both:# ./insmod_ux.sh

3a) Attach from application side

dev:# ./usbipd.sh

- start daemon

dev:# ./usbip_list.sh

- list local devices

dev:# ./usbip_bind.sh <bis-id>

- bind a device

app:# ./usbip_list.sh

- list attachable devices at remote

app:# ./usbip_attach.sh <bus-id>

- attach a device

app:# ./usbip_port.sh

- list attached devices

app:# ./usbip_detach.sh <port-nr>

- detach the device

dev:# ./usbip_unbind.sh <bus-id>

- unbind the device

3b) Connect from device side

app:# ./usbipa.sh

- start daemon

dev:# ./usbip_list.sh

- list local devices

dev:# ./usbip_connect.sh <bis-id>

- connect a device to remote

dev:# ./usbip_disconnect.sh <bus-id>

- disconnect the device from remote

4) Remove kernel modules

# ./rmmod.sh

NOTE: using userspace transfer mode, attach and connect will continue runnning and not return. Pleae use other window to detach or disconnect.

Scripts to patch and make locally

Scripts to patch and make locally for test.
- applies all patches in a directory.
- makes only USB/IP related objects in their directory.
- allows to test without kernel build and 'make install'.
- scripts in usbip-scripts-app/dev use these objects to test.

download

1) Apply USB/IP pathces

$ cd <top-of-kernel-tree>
eg. $ cd ~/linux-4.0-rc4-test

$ ~/usbip-scripts-make/patch_all.sh [ patches-dir ]
All pacth files in <patches-dir> will be applied.
Default <patches-dir> is assumed ~/usbip-patches/<kernel-version>.
eg. ~/usbip-patches/4.0-rc4

patch_some.sh applies some patches in in <patches-dir>.
Needs to edit the script to modify patches to be used.

2) Make locally

Only make USB/IP related objects.

$ cd <top-of-kernel-tree>
eg. $ cd ~/linux-4.0-rc4-test

$ ~/usbip-scripts-make/test_make.sh
Makefile of driver will be replaced by Makefile-kx/ux.

3) Cleanup

$ cd <top-of-kernel-tree>
eg. $ cd ~/linux-4.0-rc4-test

$ ~/usbip-scripts-make/test_clean.sh
Original drivers' Makefile is restored.

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