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This project's purpose is to provide and enhance USB support in Linux. This repository will be used to store Linux-USB developer source files.

TTF-GDOS is a GDOS replacement that uses true type fonts as well as gem fonts. It is small, fast & efficient and can easily be used without a hard drive. It also incorporates features roughly equivalent to font-GDOS: - a caching system so you can use more fonts for a given amount of memory, - built in bezier functions This release includes ttf2gem, a utility program that creates accurate gem fonts from a true type font (new for 2.3) Using true type fonts gives you 3 big...

This project was originally designed to provide an open-source replacement for PPJoy. The product, at this point, consists of virtual joystick devices that is seen by the system as a standard joystick but its position-data is written to it by a feeder application. An existing feeder application that takes advantage of this product is SmartPropoPlus. If you are an application writer you can very easily write an application that controls a joystick (e.g. mouse-to-joystick,...

Velleman K8055 USB Experiment Interface Board driver. This driver provides a /proc interface which allows the inputs and outputs of the K8055 to be accessed as if they were files, making the K8055 accessible from any programming language and the shell. In addition to the /proc interface a joystick/input device is created for each K8055, Optionally a (user provided) script can be executed by the driver when it detects a change on one of the inputs or outputs.

LinK+ IDE is a simple IDE for Linux Kernel Developers and Lovers. It is based on Eclipse IDE customized for Linux kernel programming. It reduces the development time and executes code in an elegant fashion. This IDE supports Linux kernel configuration, compilation & emulation, system call development and device driver development. LinK+ IDE includes various templates in the category of character, block and network device driver subsystems for device driver development. It includes...

xfer9860 works with the fx-9860G (AKA Graph85) versions of Casio's graphing calculators. It allows you to transfer files to your calculator, and works on platforms where libusb is available - including Linux and Windows.

Linux user-space implementation of Aladdin's eToken R2 device driver

This project tries to provide an interface to use the Samsung Mobile phone SGH-P200 under GNU/Linux systems.

A collection of enhanced PPD files for Canon Pixma MP600 and MP610 all-in-one printers, and a Sane scanner driver for Canon Pixma MP140, MP210, MP520, MP610, MP710, MX700 for up to 4800 dpi resolution, that can be used with Sane 1.0.18 or 1.0.19.

The EasyUSB project aims at developing a generic USB driver for Windows using the KMDF. For the end-user an C++ API will be available for easy USB endpoint communication. Prefer current SVN trunk version over released files, it's more up to date.

PCMCIA CIS files for linux

Mplinuxman is a file manager program for the Mpman F60 USB portable MP3 player, for Linux. It lets you send/recieve files to your MP3 player using a graphical user interface (Gtk2) and features playlists, ID3 tags on the player and more .

Aims Video4Linux-compatible video capture infrastructure for Solaris. Project develops bt848x driver for Brooktree/Conexant Bt8x8 (Bt848, Bt878 and Fusion878), saa713x driver for Philips SAA7130/7133/7134/7135 cards, header files and utilities

mDriver is a utility to migrate binary device driver from Windows to Linux. It takes out the binary instruction and data from Windows driver (*.sys files), and then combine them with some supporting code to build a corresponding Linux driver module.

This proyect provides a GNU/Linux solution for managing the Freecom (www.freecom.com) Beatman Flash MP3 Player and Recorder. This is a user-space C application for uploading, downloading, etc. music files to the player. First you must install the beatman driver (which also includes a command line tool), and next you can optionally install the gbeatman graphical user interface.

AR-B1047 SRAM Linux device driver represents SRAM chips installed on the Acrosser AR-B1047 board as a set of files that may be accessed by user application and used for data that must be saved during power loss.

This software allows you to read HP4145 Semiconductor Parameter Analyzer files on a Linux PC.

The Kernel RPM project provides binary RPM packages as well as .spec files and accompanying patches for rolling your own kernel.

LabVIEW/Linux toolkit for accessing unix files (and unix device files) in a Posix conform manner. Is in production use for raw device file and realtime fifo access. LabVIEW Versions [5.1, 6.0, 6.0.1, 6.0.2]. NMT-RTL and RTAI fifos tested.

A fuse based filesystem to allow users to copy image files to an Optimus Mini 3 Keyboard.