Re: netmd-dev digest, Vol 1 #332 - 1 msg

To create a new windows usb driver you need to do a lot of stuff, e.g. take 
care of power management. The book I used contained examples, I rebuild the 
usb feature driver example to work
with the sony netmd instead of the anchorlabs usb test device. It's not that 
I'm an experienced driver developer, I'm all new to this, and to understand 
completely how to develop a windows driver I have to learn a lot (which I 
probably don't want to, because I'm not that interested in 'deep' Windows 
stuff)

The code in this driver I rebuild is copyrighted by Walter Oney, in short 
the copyright is something like: he allows you to create your own driver 
from his examples which you may distribute, but only the driver, not the 
source code.
I can publish the usb command's / urb creation I created but that's not 
really usefull because all these commands are just filling in the results 
that have been figured out by members on this list.

If you have more questions about this license stuff you can contact me 
personally at r.m.morrienATzonnetNL I don't think other list members find 
this stuff interesting...
I can send you a copy of the license agreement, which you probably can also 
find at http://www.oneysoft.com/

Martijn

>
>Le Mardi 10 Juin 2003 21:52, R.M. Morrien a écrit :
>
> > The driver cannot be open source, but can be redistributable, this is
> > caused by Walter Oney, I used his Windows driver model book to create a 
>new
> > driver.
>
>I don't understand...
>
>Regards,
>
>Sidoine PIERREL
>--
>Les propos tenus n'engagent que son auteur et en aucun cas les 
>organisations
>auxquelles il pourrait appartenir.
>
>
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