>>>>> "Xiaofan" == Xiaofan Chen <xiaofanc@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
Xiaofan> The following is for your information. The good thing about
Xiaofan> this latest release is that it has the new device filter wizard
Xiaofan> GUI. Using this GUI, you can install libusb-win32 filter to a
Xiaofan> specific USB device (actually a specific interface of a
Xiaofan> specific USB device).
Xiaofan> For example, you can attach the libusb-win32 device filter to
Xiaofan> your FT232x/245x based device or the Interface A of your
Xiaofan> FT2232x based device. The existing FTDI driver is
Xiaofan> intact. Therefore you can use either libftd2xx (using FTDI
Xiaofan> driver) or libftdi (using libusb-win32 driver) with your device
Xiaofan> without switching driver.
Xiaofan> The device filter mode is safer than the previous release
Xiaofan> (class filter to all possible USB device) since it will not
Xiaofan> attach to those device you do not want to disturb (like your
Xiaofan> USB HID keyboard, Mouse and USB mass storage device).
Dear Xiaofan,
as I described in my mail from 3 Oct 2010, I tried libusb-win 1.2.2.0 and
the filter driver and had no success so long.
Your mail above sounds like this should succeed. Are there different
libusb-win 1.2.2.0 versions out there? Anything I forgot?
To remind: After installing the filter driver for my devices, TestLIBUSB
listed the devices, but e.g. your libftdi eeprom-new git branch MinGW 32bit
snapshots couldn't access the devices.
Bye
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