I need a USB Driver for Windows NT4 that work with a UHCI and OHCI. Does
anyone has such a driver or know where i can download/buy a USB driver ?
A. Roth
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Hello A Roth,
You may want to try WinDriver USB for Windows NT. This is a driver
development toolkit with graphical Wizards and APIs that simplify writing a
device driver. This toolkit includes a USB stack for the host and a generic
USB driver that will enable you to immediately communicate with any USB
hardware under Windows NT. It will also generate your hardware specific
skeletal code, to which you could add your functionality and logics in user
mode using C, Pascal or VB.
It is sold as a toolkit (no royalties) and there is a free 30-day
full-featured evaluation version at: http://www.jungo.com/dnload.html
Furthermore, the driver you create will be binary compatible under Windows
98/2000 and XP.
Thanks,
Ilya
R&D
Jungo
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I need a USB Driver for Windows NT4 that work with a UHCI and OHCI. Does
anyone has such a driver or know where i can download/buy a USB driver ?
A. Roth
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Well, let me plug mine in too… You can use our DriverWorks too, of course.
Alberto.
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Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 11:14 AM
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Subject: [ntdev] Re: USB Driver for Windows NT4 needed !
Hello A Roth,
You may want to try WinDriver USB for Windows NT. This is a driver
development toolkit with graphical Wizards and APIs that simplify writing a
device driver. This toolkit includes a USB stack for the host and a generic
USB driver that will enable you to immediately communicate with any USB
hardware under Windows NT. It will also generate your hardware specific
skeletal code, to which you could add your functionality and logics in user
mode using C, Pascal or VB.
It is sold as a toolkit (no royalties) and there is a free 30-day
full-featured evaluation version at: http://www.jungo.com/dnload.html
Furthermore, the driver you create will be binary compatible under Windows
98/2000 and XP.
Thanks,
Ilya
R&D
Jungo
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On 08/29/01, ““Andreas Roth” ” wrote:
> I need a USB Driver for Windows NT4 that work with a UHCI and OHCI. Does
> anyone has such a driver or know where i can download/buy a USB driver ?
>
> A. Roth
>
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Andreas,
Bsquare, www.bsquare.com, offers a USB driver stack for NT4, and we have
had it on the market as long or longer than anyone I know of providing USB
for NT4. We have hammered a lot of hardware past our code. We provide
drivers for certain HID devices intrinsically, or you can use WinDK with
our USB Extension to write your own USB driver. The benefit here is the
driver you write with WinDK will be source compatible across
XP/2000/ME/98/NT4. You can produce a binary compatible WDM driver for all
WDM platforms, requiring a re-compile for NT4. It should be noted that no
one should be producing anything but a WDM driver for USB devices on
XP/2000/ME or 98, which means full support for PnP and Power. So, if you
look at other products, which I would encourage you to do, make sure you
compare apples to apples.
Bill McKenzie
Software Engineer
bSquare Corporation
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I have already seen your product! Maybe you can send me more information
about your USB Stack. The most interesting information would be if OHCI is
supported. We want to use an Rainbow iKey 1000 on Windows NT 4.0. The iKey
comes along with an USB Driver for Windows NT, but this driver only works
properly with a UHCI Controller. On an older Gigabyte Motherboard (with
AMD750 Chipset and a OHCI Controller) the driver does not work. We also
tried the WinDriver Kit (evaluation copy) but this also seems to work only
with a UHCI Controller.
Maybe you can send me an evaluation copy of the BSquare USB Driver (the
driver only and maybe a little usb diagnostic program), so we can test if it
works on this Gigabyte board.
Thanks,
A. Roth
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Subject: [ntdev] Re: USB Driver for Windows NT4 needed !
On 08/29/01, ““Andreas Roth” ” wrote:
> I need a USB Driver for Windows NT4 that work with a UHCI and OHCI. Does
> anyone has such a driver or know where i can download/buy a USB driver ?
>
> A. Roth
>
>
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Andreas,
Bsquare, www.bsquare.com, offers a USB driver stack for NT4, and we have
had it on the market as long or longer than anyone I know of providing USB
for NT4. We have hammered a lot of hardware past our code. We provide
drivers for certain HID devices intrinsically, or you can use WinDK with
our USB Extension to write your own USB driver. The benefit here is the
driver you write with WinDK will be source compatible across
XP/2000/ME/98/NT4. You can produce a binary compatible WDM driver for all
WDM platforms, requiring a re-compile for NT4. It should be noted that no
one should be producing anything but a WDM driver for USB devices on
XP/2000/ME or 98, which means full support for PnP and Power. So, if you
look at other products, which I would encourage you to do, make sure you
compare apples to apples.
Bill McKenzie
Software Engineer
bSquare Corporation
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Yes, we have full OHCI and UHCI support. I don’t work on the USB products
most of the time, so I don’t know if eval versions are available or
available yet. I will get a hold of you offline.
Bill M.
On 08/30/01, ““Andreas Roth” ” wrote:
> I have already seen your product! Maybe you can send me more information
> about your USB Stack. The most interesting information would be if OHCI is
> supported. We want to use an Rainbow iKey 1000 on Windows NT 4.0. The iKey
> comes along with an USB Driver for Windows NT, but this driver only works
> properly with a UHCI Controller. On an older Gigabyte Motherboard (with
> AMD750 Chipset and a OHCI Controller) the driver does not work. We also
> tried the WinDriver Kit (evaluation copy) but this also seems to work only
> with a UHCI Controller.
> Maybe you can send me an evaluation copy of the BSquare USB Driver (the
> driver only and maybe a little usb diagnostic program), so we can test if it
> works on this Gigabyte board.
>
> Thanks,
> A. Roth
>
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> [mailto:xxxxx@lists.osr.com]On Behalf Of
> xxxxx@bsquare.com
> Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 12:58 AM
> To: NT Developers Interest List
> Subject: [ntdev] Re: USB Driver for Windows NT4 needed !
>
>
> On 08/29/01, ““Andreas Roth” ” wrote:
> > I need a USB Driver for Windows NT4 that work with a UHCI and OHCI. Does
> > anyone has such a driver or know where i can download/buy a USB driver ?
> >
> > A. Roth
> >
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> Andreas,
>
> Bsquare, www.bsquare.com, offers a USB driver stack for NT4, and we have
> had it on the market as long or longer than anyone I know of providing USB
> for NT4. We have hammered a lot of hardware past our code. We provide
> drivers for certain HID devices intrinsically, or you can use WinDK with
> our USB Extension to write your own USB driver. The benefit here is the
> driver you write with WinDK will be source compatible across
> XP/2000/ME/98/NT4. You can produce a binary compatible WDM driver for all
> WDM platforms, requiring a re-compile for NT4. It should be noted that no
> one should be producing anything but a WDM driver for USB devices on
> XP/2000/ME or 98, which means full support for PnP and Power. So, if you
> look at other products, which I would encourage you to do, make sure you
> compare apples to apples.
>
> Bill McKenzie
> Software Engineer
> bSquare Corporation
>
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