On Wed, Aug 15, 2012 at 2:07 PM, David Grant <davidgr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Linux we use libusb to access any that the user plugs in (except
> keyboard/mouse/hub). We just detach the kernal driver from the device and
> then claim the device and then send transfers to the device with
> libusb_submit_transfer. Is it possible to do this (or something similar) on
> Windows at all? I've looked at using libusb-win32 as a filter driver but it
> seems I can only install it as a filter driver for all classes of the
> devices that are already plugged in. It sounds like WinUSB would do that
> job except that it doesn't support isochronous devices.
>
>
Partially answering my own question here... I was just going through old
posts to the mailing list and found this:
>> 1. Can I use Zadig to install a WinUSB driver for the VID/PID?
> Yes, that's one of the things it is meant for. You can also use
> libwdi in your own program, to do what zadig does, but in a more
> automated fashion.
Ok, so that sounds promising. I guess the next question is: is it possible
to use libwdi to install a filter driver for a device, or to replace that
device's driver, take over the device, and then put everything back to
where it was, all without a reboot?
David Grant
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