Hoi,
The driver runs on Windows 2000. It makes the installed USB device behave as a
USB composite device(multiple-interface USB devices, for this driver, it
created one USB Modem, and two USB Diagnostic Serial Ports). since the driver
is NTDDK-based, surelly it is developed in WDM.
Now, I want to port this driver to Windows 98 SE. But I have several questions
on it.
1.Do I have to create several drivers for each interface of the USB device?
That is, one driver for creating a USB Modem, and one (or two) driver(s) for
creating USB Diagnostic Serial Port(s)?
2.Do I have to implement the driver for USB Diagnostic Serial Ports in VxD?
or I may only modify the existing WDM one?
3.Since so many structures, macros and functions(call) in NTDDK are not
supported by 98DDK, how can I make it work on Windows 98 SE? Walter Oney’s
WDMSTUB or any other better ways?
solution to these questions means a lot to me, hope you can lend me a hand.
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