USB driver development using DDK

I heard that Sun Blade 1000 supports USB.
To connect our product with Sun machine through USB, we are trying to develop USB device driver using DDK for Solaris.
Please let me know that present DDK supports USB device driver development.
Thank you in advance.

You may want to look at
http://soldc.sun.com/developer/support/driver/docs/whitepapers.html
There are a couple of whitepapers on the subject
Regards,
Cyril
I heard that Sun Blade 1000 supports USB.
To connect our product with Sun machine through USB,
we are trying to develop USB device driver using DDK
for Solaris.
Please let me know that present DDK supports USB
device driver development.
Thank you in advance.

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