> Please tell us a bit more about your device. So your device use
> the FTDI hardware and you use the libusb-win32 filter driver on
> top of the FTDI driver so that you can use libftdi (programming)
> and yet keep the serial port (FTDI driver function), right?
Yes, exactly.
> So I assume your device has a MCU inside and the MCU
> has a bootloader inside. Could you just let the MCU reset itself
> after the programming so that you do not need to use usb_reset
> to reset the USB interface?
>
> How does your bootloader work?
Yes it has a MCU, but there is not a bootloader unfortunately. We
could have the MCU reset itself, but that wouldn't do us any good in
our case.
I need a way to "read out" from the chip exactly what was just
"programmed into" it and it seems like the only way to do that is to
use usb_reset().
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