Hi Piotr,
> > so you are the guy who developed the Bus Pirate renaming tool, right?
> > Did you
> > publish the source somewhere? I did a short look but couldn't find it.
>
> I was holding with source code release until I got some feedback. I
> wanted to release it bug-free if possible. I have attached it with this
> message.
Thanks. Seems like you are already using the libusb-1.0 version done by Jie.
Wow. Is there some special reason behind or did you just want to try it out?
Don't know about package management on Mac because I have never used any. But
wouldn't it be more easy to create a package for libftdi instead of copying
the source into every project?
> Since I can easily recover with a Linux box I will test which bytes
> generated by libftdi are the cause of the problem. I will work on it
> over the weekend.
cool. Looking forward to your findings.
> >> It then produces kernel panic on Mac and BSOD under Windows.
> >
> It's the kernel extension from FTDI causing the kernel panic on a Mac,
> and I think I was able to resolve the BSOD problems with the latest FTDI
> drivers, but it might still be there as I think I now only have the D2XX
> drivers.
According to FTDIchip their drivers have passed those Windows driver quality
test by Microsoft. Don't know what they check there, but probably not
enough...
> I have a few different FTDI chips around, I will make EEPROM dumps and
> compare what's inside. Maybe I will be able to find some useful
> information.
Very good.Maybe we can add this info on our webpage or put it into the
Doxygen.
Kind regards,
Gerd
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