david eriksson

@ganeshrvel re: expandrive, yes, it was more as a reference on how things could look. re macdroid, I checked the framework folder in their app and find libusb-1.0.dylib, so seems...

talked to some mac devs that all recommended the File Provider API https://developer.apple.com/documentation/fileprovider as it doesn't rely on kernel extensions (.kext) and should be the way to expose 'virtual filesystems'

did anyone look at libusb as an alternative to pyserial?

as far as I know, no CDC_ACM wrappers that comes with libusb. if anything "usb" should be supported in trio, I think libusb is most suitable as it provides a...

the benefits of libusb is primarily that we have one way to discover (regardless of class-type) and talk to various usb device-classes by searching for VID and PID rather than...

you can do that runtime, and CDC isn't much. I think it's a much better approach to keep a Trio implementation fully async and free from 3rd party libs. example...

also been looking for a side-channel for piping data to/from the target any updates in this topic?

Noted that circuitpython has support to dynamically enable more CDC's making it easy to add a bi-directional "command-channel"

btw, do you have any examples or projects where you setup two ports + min for cmds in the 2nd? ..._wouldn't it be possible to pass the min encoded commands...

anyone been playing around with this? nng on embedded via zephyr would be a great fit