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    This project will implement USB device drivers for the "OSR USB FX2 Learning Kit" device by Open Systems Resources Inc on several OSes. The intent it to allow USB driver developers compare & contrasts the different OS driver development environments.
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    Kernel device driver to support the Application Panel found on Fujitsu Lifebook notebook computers, written in C, initially for FreeBSD and Linux
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    This project provides driver and software for AIPTEK USB Tablets under FreeBSD.
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    Linux/FreeBSD device-driver for the ISA PC-CAN Interface PC-I 03. The interface uses a PCA82C200 Stand-alone CAN-controller by Philips Semiconductors.
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