Re: [Libusb-win32-devel] is the current libusb-win32 a kernel mode device driver?

[Deh-phone H. <dhs...@ho...>]

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How about the "device" executable? (I installed this one.) Is it a kernel m=
ode device driver?=20
Deh-phone



> Date: Wed, 13 Dec 2006 08:37:41 +0100> From: li...@st...> T=
o: lib...@li...> Subject: Re: [Libusb-win32-dev=
el] is the current libusb-win32 a kernel mode device driver?> > I'm using i=
t as "user mode device driver". (I install the *filter* executable). > I've=
 a USB device (printer), that I'm communication with a specific printer > r=
elated protocol. (doing bulk read/write)> > But I think you can also write =
a special driver if you're developing a USB > device. I don't know weather =
this run in a "kernel mode".> > Alexander> > Deh-phone Hsing schrieb:> > Hi=
,> > > > I am new to the libusb-win32 device driver. I thought it is a kern=
el > > mode device driver, my friend said it is a user mode device driver. =
Can > > someone help us settle the debate here. Thanks a million.> > > > De=
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