Lance,
If you're just getting started, you don't need USB Prober. Use
IORegistryExplorer (/Developer/Applications/IORegistryExplorer.app) to
examine the device's properties. I used this to get enough of the
attributes to set up access to the device. It's not as nice as USB Prober
but it does work. That might keep you busy until the Apple team releases
the next DDK. <grin>
My favorite example was USBSimple Example
(/Developer/Examples/IOKit/usb/USBSimple Example) but reading through all
of them helped get started. This one got me working with a command line
tool that could talk to the device.
USBSimple + IORegistryExplorer will give you almost everything USB Prober
does except the USB Logger functionality. I think we have to wait for the
next DDK for that (I think there may have been a recent message to the list
about this).
The Cocoa app I used as a starting point was one of the firewire DDK
examples (FWSampleProject HP). It too provided a good starting point for
building a UI around the device.
I'd recommend you just get your USB code working within an App and later
package the code into a driver. It's much easier to debug this way.
If you're still stuck, drop me a note.
Anup
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