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    This project consists of a linux kernel driver and some user-mode libraries. They allow a process to create a virtual usb host controller. Real or virtual usb devices can be "plugged" into this controller.
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    usb-robot is a set of software tools for communicating with generic USB devices from userspace using libusb. It can be used to send commands to the device directly from the console (usb-robot-slave), or as a backend to some rapidly prototyped driver in
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    Linux Host Controller driver for the NXP ISP1761 USB High Speed Host Controller PCI kit. This driver provides BULK, INTERRUPT, and ISOCHRONOUS transfer support.
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    The USB communication library for RCA REB-1100 ebook. The library works at the generic USB level, so no specific REB driver is required. A small command-line tool is also included, which allows you to upload files to the ebook, get the listing, etc.
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