What is the Linux implementation?
The Linux implementation connects the common implementation to Linux’s “usbfs” interface, which is the userspace USB interface on Linux. To use the Linux implementation, you need the javax.usb API, common implementation, and Linux implementation. • How do I add the Linux implementation to my Java environment? Compiling the Linux implementation creates a JAR file called jsr80_linux.jar and a native JNI library called libJavaxUsb.so. You must add the JAR file to your CLASSPATH. You also must add the native JNI library to your Linux “ld” loader path, which you can do by either putting the library in a directory listed in /etc/ld.so.conf (e.g. /usr/lib), or by adding the directory containing the JNI library to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable, or by putting the library in your JRE’s native JNI library directory, which is specific to your JRE. Finally, you must add the directory containing the Linux implementation’s javax.usb.properties to your CLASSPATH. • Do I have to do any syst
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