added: P8 adapter discovery via Linux sysfs #472
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On Linux, dynamic device discovery is currently implemented via libudev, which may not be available on more minimal systems. Thus, we implement a new device discovery that directly uses sysfs to scan through available USB devices for supported ones without any additional dependencies.
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By the way, I've sent my signed CLA to the mail address mentioned on https://www.pulse-eight.com/contributors (contributor-agreement@pulse-eight.com), but I've got a return mail saying that the mail was in fact undeliverable. |
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not sure why its broke, email it to martin.ellis@pulse-eight.com instead |
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I'm merging this PR in along with some other PRs in a few. |
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On Linux, dynamic device discovery is currently implemented via libudev,
which may not be available on more minimal systems. Thus, we implement a
new device discovery that directly uses sysfs to scan through available
USB devices for supported ones without any additional dependencies.