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USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB (Announce)

posted by georgpotthast , Germany, 27.06.2010, 18:48

Hi Laaca,

a .sys driver is the way DOS expects new hardware to be interfaced to it. I followed Ray Duncan in his book Advanced DOS in this respect.

I do not think that Bret's drivers are more advanced than DOSUSB. DOSUSB is just more simple to use. Also the support for OHCI and EHCI would suggest that DOSUSB is more advanced.

Why is the int 13h interface important to you? If you just want to copy files to and from a flash disk you can just as well use my usbdisk.sys driver.

Georg

Complete thread:

• USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - georgpotthast, 20.06.2010, 15:41 (Announce)
  • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - Japheth, 20.06.2010, 16:53
    • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - RayeR, 22.06.2010, 17:07
      • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - georgpotthast, 22.06.2010, 22:21
      • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - RayeR, 23.06.2010, 02:11
  • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - Laaca, 26.06.2010, 18:44
    • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - georgpotthast, 27.06.2010, 18:48
      • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - Laaca, 27.06.2010, 20:17
      • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - DOS386, 28.06.2010, 11:40
        • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - bretjohn, 28.06.2010, 19:43
          • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - georgpotthast, 28.06.2010, 22:29
      • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - Japheth, 29.06.2010, 08:52
        • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - georgpotthast, 29.06.2010, 22:35
          • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - bretjohn, 29.06.2010, 23:41
          • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - Japheth, 30.06.2010, 07:57
          • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - DOS386, 30.06.2010, 16:45
          • USB 2.0 driver for DOS available - DOSUSB - tom, 04.08.2010, 19:18