Thanks for the reply!

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> On Fri, Jul 03, 2009 at 09:54:28AM +0200, ext Michał Nazarewicz wrote:
>> does anyone have any experience with the Palm [composite driver]? Or
>> at least, could anyone help up with handling this driver under
>> Windows? As said earlier, I'm trying to create mass storage + RNDIS
>> composite gadget and so need Windows driver which would handle that.

On Fri, 03 Jul 2009 10:09:51 +0200, Felipe Balbi wrote:
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> I guess you just one of those *.inf file telling windows which drivers
> to install for your device.

Exactly, however, as we are trying to create a custom made composite  
gadget which will support several functions, we probably won't be able to  
use any existing drivers.  This is why, I'm wondering whether creating a  
Windows driver (ie. inf file) for a multi-function device is an easy  
(copy-and-paste preferable) task.  Note that we are not developing any new  
protocol or anything -- just

We tried to use some vendor and product IDs that the Palm composite gadget  
had hardcoded hoping Windows will treat our device as Palm's device but  
nothing seemed to work.

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>> Also, while testing various gadget, standard mass storage in particular,
>> the following issue has arisen.  Windows detects the device and shows it
>> as a mass storage device in Device Manager, however, no volume appears  
>> in My Computer.  The same device, connected to Linux works properly.

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> you need to tell the driver which backing storage to use:
>
> # modprobe g_file_storage file=/dev/anything-goes-here
>
> should do it.

It turned out that passing removable=1 made it work.  Without it, Windows  
tried to find partitions on the device and as our test file had no  
partition table Windows found none and so shows nothing in My Computer.   
With removable=1, Windows treats the drive as like other removable media  
(CDs, floppies) and shows it as a drive not looking for any partitions.


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PS. Pleas note, I've made a mistake in Marek's address.  Please replace  
"samsung.local" with "samsung.com" if you are replying to my original  
message.  Thanks, and sorry for inconvenience.
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