USB Core (Japanese Version)

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Hi Guys

I know someone of you have helped me in my replies regarding USB
Implementation before.
I downloaded the USB Core (referred to as the Japanese version). The beauty
of this core is that no hardware is required. Just need to connect the D+
and D- of the USB cable to pins of the FPGA.

The facts..
I changed the code around so that it has a altera pll running and producing
a 48Mhz clock for the usb.
I connected some of the output pins to the leds to see what's going on.
I uploaded the program and connected the usb cable to the pins and to the PC
(and added some circuitry like 3 extra resistors).
and Behold, the program on the FPGA actually does something. I know it's
working because when i connect/disconnect the usb calbe, the lights on fpga
change their pattern for a small amount of time..

However I can't test the actual communication. The reason being, when I
connect the usb cable to the PC, the PC recognizes a new USB device is
attached (as win2k shows in the system try all the usb devices.), however is
unrcognised as VALID drivers are not installed.

What I need is some help/tips on how i can install a driver for this
product. The fpga has been configured so that it recognises a vendor ID of
C91 and product ID of 2001. I have tried playing around with .inf files, but
win2k rejects all of them and uses the standard c:\winnt\inf\usb.inf file.

I'm so close to getting this thing to work.

Pls help/advice
Regards
 
On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 10:52:19 +1200, "SneakerNet" <nospam@nospam.org>
wrote:

Hi Guys

I know someone of you have helped me in my replies regarding USB
Implementation before.
I downloaded the USB Core (referred to as the Japanese version).
Click to expand...
would you please post a url so others can look at it ?
 
"cb" <charleybrant@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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On Tue, 30 Sep 2003 10:52:19 +1200, "SneakerNet" <nospam@nospam.org
wrote:

Hi Guys

I know someone of you have helped me in my replies regarding USB
Implementation before.
I downloaded the USB Core (referred to as the Japanese version).

would you please post a url so others can look at it ?
Click to expand...
I didn't post the link as I got the link from this newsgroup so didn't think
anyone would need it. Anyway here is the link
http://member.nifty.ne.jp/fpga/freeip/usb/

It's in Japenese. Goto Altavista.com and translate it from japense to
english.

Pls reply back if you get it work.
Have fun
Regards
 
"SneakerNet" <nospam@nospam.org> wrote in message
news:HI2eb.162954$JA5.4020112@news.xtra.co.nz...
Hi Guys

I know someone of you have helped me in my replies regarding USB
Implementation before.
I downloaded the USB Core (referred to as the Japanese version). The
beauty
of this core is that no hardware is required. Just need to connect the D+
and D- of the USB cable to pins of the FPGA.

The facts..
I changed the code around so that it has a altera pll running and
producing
a 48Mhz clock for the usb.
I connected some of the output pins to the leds to see what's going on.
I uploaded the program and connected the usb cable to the pins and to the
PC
(and added some circuitry like 3 extra resistors).
and Behold, the program on the FPGA actually does something. I know it's
working because when i connect/disconnect the usb calbe, the lights on
fpga
change their pattern for a small amount of time..

However I can't test the actual communication. The reason being, when I
connect the usb cable to the PC, the PC recognizes a new USB device is
attached (as win2k shows in the system try all the usb devices.), however
is
unrcognised as VALID drivers are not installed.

What I need is some help/tips on how i can install a driver for this
product. The fpga has been configured so that it recognises a vendor ID of
C91 and product ID of 2001. I have tried playing around with .inf files,
but
win2k rejects all of them and uses the standard c:\winnt\inf\usb.inf file.

I'm so close to getting this thing to work.

Pls help/advice
Regards


Try http://www.jungo.com/products.html#driver_tools
Click to expand...
They have a demo version that looks really easy to make drivers.
I played with it but not on a real device.
Let us know if it works!

-Colin
 
"Colin Jackson" <jacksoncolin@fake_yahoo.com> wrote in message
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"SneakerNet" <nospam@nospam.org> wrote in message
news:HI2eb.162954$JA5.4020112@news.xtra.co.nz...
Hi Guys

I know someone of you have helped me in my replies regarding USB
Implementation before.
I downloaded the USB Core (referred to as the Japanese version). The
beauty
of this core is that no hardware is required. Just need to connect the
D+
and D- of the USB cable to pins of the FPGA.

The facts..
I changed the code around so that it has a altera pll running and
producing
a 48Mhz clock for the usb.
I connected some of the output pins to the leds to see what's going on.
I uploaded the program and connected the usb cable to the pins and to
the
PC
(and added some circuitry like 3 extra resistors).
and Behold, the program on the FPGA actually does something. I know it's
working because when i connect/disconnect the usb calbe, the lights on
fpga
change their pattern for a small amount of time..

However I can't test the actual communication. The reason being, when I
connect the usb cable to the PC, the PC recognizes a new USB device is
attached (as win2k shows in the system try all the usb devices.),
however
is
unrcognised as VALID drivers are not installed.

What I need is some help/tips on how i can install a driver for this
product. The fpga has been configured so that it recognises a vendor ID
of
C91 and product ID of 2001. I have tried playing around with .inf files,
but
win2k rejects all of them and uses the standard c:\winnt\inf\usb.inf
file.

I'm so close to getting this thing to work.

Pls help/advice
Regards


Try http://www.jungo.com/products.html#driver_tools
They have a demo version that looks really easy to make drivers.
I played with it but not on a real device.
Let us know if it works!

-Colin
Click to expand...
Hello Colin
LOL, while doing a search on google, I had come across that site.
Installed it, then deleted it :p..
Guess looks like I'll have to try again. I hope I can crack it.
Thanks Colin
Regards
 
"Colin Jackson" <jacksoncolin@fake_yahoo.com> wrote in message
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"SneakerNet" <nospam@nospam.org> wrote in message
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Hi Guys

I know someone of you have helped me in my replies regarding USB
Implementation before.
I downloaded the USB Core (referred to as the Japanese version). The
beauty
of this core is that no hardware is required. Just need to connect the
D+
and D- of the USB cable to pins of the FPGA.

The facts..
I changed the code around so that it has a altera pll running and
producing
a 48Mhz clock for the usb.
I connected some of the output pins to the leds to see what's going on.
I uploaded the program and connected the usb cable to the pins and to
the
PC
(and added some circuitry like 3 extra resistors).
and Behold, the program on the FPGA actually does something. I know it's
working because when i connect/disconnect the usb calbe, the lights on
fpga
change their pattern for a small amount of time..

However I can't test the actual communication. The reason being, when I
connect the usb cable to the PC, the PC recognizes a new USB device is
attached (as win2k shows in the system try all the usb devices.),
however
is
unrcognised as VALID drivers are not installed.

What I need is some help/tips on how i can install a driver for this
product. The fpga has been configured so that it recognises a vendor ID
of
C91 and product ID of 2001. I have tried playing around with .inf files,
but
win2k rejects all of them and uses the standard c:\winnt\inf\usb.inf
file.

I'm so close to getting this thing to work.

Pls help/advice
Regards


Try http://www.jungo.com/products.html#driver_tools
They have a demo version that looks really easy to make drivers.
I played with it but not on a real device.
Let us know if it works!

-Colin
Click to expand...
Colin
Have u got a crack for this program? Since I installed it about a month
back, then uninstalled it, and now it won't work.. Sigh

Cheers
 
Hi Again Colin
Don't worry about the crack, I found it.
Did u have this problem,
WinDriver finds the device, and I assign the Vendor ID and the Product ID
and windriver generates a inf file, and then tries to install the driver.
However at this stage, win2k takes over and reports that
c:\winnt\inf\usb.inf is a closer match and windows ends up using that driver
instead of my custom generated driver and I can't do anything about it.

Cheers.


"Colin Jackson" <jacksoncolin@fake_yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:R06dneVoUbFL4uSiU-KYhA@comcast.com...
"SneakerNet" <nospam@nospam.org> wrote in message
news:HI2eb.162954$JA5.4020112@news.xtra.co.nz...
Hi Guys

I know someone of you have helped me in my replies regarding USB
Implementation before.
I downloaded the USB Core (referred to as the Japanese version). The
beauty
of this core is that no hardware is required. Just need to connect the
D+
and D- of the USB cable to pins of the FPGA.

The facts..
I changed the code around so that it has a altera pll running and
producing
a 48Mhz clock for the usb.
I connected some of the output pins to the leds to see what's going on.
I uploaded the program and connected the usb cable to the pins and to
the
PC
(and added some circuitry like 3 extra resistors).
and Behold, the program on the FPGA actually does something. I know it's
working because when i connect/disconnect the usb calbe, the lights on
fpga
change their pattern for a small amount of time..

However I can't test the actual communication. The reason being, when I
connect the usb cable to the PC, the PC recognizes a new USB device is
attached (as win2k shows in the system try all the usb devices.),
however
is
unrcognised as VALID drivers are not installed.

What I need is some help/tips on how i can install a driver for this
product. The fpga has been configured so that it recognises a vendor ID
of
C91 and product ID of 2001. I have tried playing around with .inf files,
but
win2k rejects all of them and uses the standard c:\winnt\inf\usb.inf
file.

I'm so close to getting this thing to work.

Pls help/advice
Regards


Try http://www.jungo.com/products.html#driver_tools
They have a demo version that looks really easy to make drivers.
I played with it but not on a real device.
Let us know if it works!

-Colin
Click to expand...
 
On a sunny day (Wed, 1 Oct 2003 11:32:49 +1200) it happened "SneakerNet"
<nospam@nospam.org> wrote in <Cooeb.164131$JA5.4047622@news.xtra.co.nz>:

"Colin Jackson" <jacksoncolin@fake_yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:R06dneVoUbFL4uSiU-KYhA@comcast.com...

"SneakerNet" <nospam@nospam.org> wrote in message
news:HI2eb.162954$JA5.4020112@news.xtra.co.nz...
Hi Guys

I know someone of you have helped me in my replies regarding USB
Implementation before.
I downloaded the USB Core (referred to as the Japanese version). The
beauty
of this core is that no hardware is required. Just need to connect the
D+
and D- of the USB cable to pins of the FPGA.

The facts..
I changed the code around so that it has a altera pll running and
producing
a 48Mhz clock for the usb.
I connected some of the output pins to the leds to see what's going on.
I uploaded the program and connected the usb cable to the pins and to
the
PC
(and added some circuitry like 3 extra resistors).
and Behold, the program on the FPGA actually does something. I know it's
working because when i connect/disconnect the usb calbe, the lights on
fpga
change their pattern for a small amount of time..

However I can't test the actual communication. The reason being, when I
connect the usb cable to the PC, the PC recognizes a new USB device is
attached (as win2k shows in the system try all the usb devices.),
however
is
unrcognised as VALID drivers are not installed.

What I need is some help/tips on how i can install a driver for this
product. The fpga has been configured so that it recognises a vendor ID
of
C91 and product ID of 2001. I have tried playing around with .inf files,
but
win2k rejects all of them and uses the standard c:\winnt\inf\usb.inf
file.

I'm so close to getting this thing to work.

Pls help/advice
Regards


Try http://www.jungo.com/products.html#driver_tools
They have a demo version that looks really easy to make drivers.
I played with it but not on a real device.
Let us know if it works!

-Colin



Colin
Have u got a crack for this program? Since I installed it about a month
back, then uninstalled it, and now it won't work.. Sigh

Cheers



Hey, it is the first time I have seen someone ask 3000$ for a Linux license...
Click to expand...
I pressed 'BUY'....
Or did I read that wrong?
In Linux you can just modifiy some USB webcam driver I am sure...
In fact I had a go some time ago to interface unknown USB webcam, but
finally found an existing driver, so left it.
Just wondering.
JP
 
"Uwe Bonnes" <bon@elektron.ikp.physik.tu-darmstadt.de> wrote in message
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SneakerNet <nospam@nospam.org> wrote:
: Hi Colin
: Haha it's ok. I had a similar problem with a HP scanner on a HP
computer.
: Once the driver was installed, if the user unplugge it and plugged it in
a
: diff usb slot, the whole driver process had to be carried out all over
: again. Pain in the ass.

: I deided to dedicate the usb port to scanner only ;o)
: oh well
: thanks for the direction. I'll keep working on it. Hopefully along the
way
: someone can help me out
: Thanks again


: "Colin Jackson" <jacksoncolin@fake_yahoo.com> wrote in message
: news:WpadnWkAEbR_kuaiXTWJkw@comcast.com...
:> I had tried the program on my computer at work which I don't have
anymore.

about 120 lines of full quote deleted

SneakerNet,

please don't fullquote.

Thanks

--
Uwe Bonnes bon@elektron.ikp.physik.tu-darmstadt.de

Institut fuer Kernphysik Schlossgartenstrasse 9 64289 Darmstadt
--------- Tel. 06151 162516 -------- Fax. 06151 164321 ----------
Click to expand...
??
I have no idea what you are on about Uwe. Sorry..
 
"SneakerNet" <nospam@nospam.org> skrev i meddelandet
news:cFpeb.164194$JA5.4050546@news.xtra.co.nz...
Hi Again Colin
Don't worry about the crack, I found it.
Did u have this problem,
WinDriver finds the device, and I assign the Vendor ID and the Product ID
and windriver generates a inf file, and then tries to install the driver.
However at this stage, win2k takes over and reports that
c:\winnt\inf\usb.inf is a closer match and windows ends up using that
driver
instead of my custom generated driver and I can't do anything about it.

Cheers.
Click to expand...

Maybe remove usb.inf temporarily from the inf directory, install, and then
move usb.inf back....
That is what I have done in similar situations.
Maybe you indicate that it is a HID device with your Product Id....

--
Best Regards,
Ulf Samuelsson ulf@a-t-m-e-l.com
This is a personal view which may or may not be
share by my Employer Atmel Nordic AB
 
"SneakerNet" <nospam@nospam.org> skrev i meddelandet
news:2xHeb.165022$JA5.4073457@news.xtra.co.nz...
Hi Colin
Haha it's ok. I had a similar problem with a HP scanner on a HP computer.
Once the driver was installed, if the user unplugge it and plugged it in a
diff usb slot, the whole driver process had to be carried out all over
again. Pain in the ass.

I deided to dedicate the usb port to scanner only ;o)
oh well
thanks for the direction. I'll keep working on it. Hopefully along the way
someone can help me out
Thanks again
Click to expand...

This may or may not be a USB problem, or it might be a device problem
I know for sure that USB<->Serials may install as a different COM port if
you move it to another place in the hub.
Those are cheap devices where the manufactruere did not buy a serial EEPROM
to store a unique
product Id, in which case the device will not change COM port number when it
is moved.
--
Best Regards,
Ulf Samuelsson ulf@a-t-m-e-l.com
This is a personal view which may or may not be
share by my Employer Atmel Nordic AB
 
please don't fullquote.
Thanks
Uwe Bonnes bon@elektron.ikp.physik.tu-darmstadt.de

??
I have no idea what you are on about Uwe. Sorry..
Click to expand...
He is complaining about the fact that you do not remove all the
unneccessary/old parts of the reply like headers.
This post was a reply to yours, but it is much shorter, since I cleaned it
up.
There are guidelines on how to "behave" in newsgroups, and if you adhere,
you wont see the "policing" from others.


--
Best Regards,
Ulf Samuelsson ulf@a-t-m-e-l.com
This is a personal view which may or may not be
share by my Employer Atmel Nordic AB
 
SneakerNet <nospam@nospam.org> wrote:
: Hi Colin
: Haha it's ok. I had a similar problem with a HP scanner on a HP computer.
: Once the driver was installed, if the user unplugge it and plugged it in a
: diff usb slot, the whole driver process had to be carried out all over
: again. Pain in the ass.

: I deided to dedicate the usb port to scanner only ;o)
: oh well
: thanks for the direction. I'll keep working on it. Hopefully along the way
: someone can help me out
: Thanks again


: "Colin Jackson" <jacksoncolin@fake_yahoo.com> wrote in message
: news:WpadnWkAEbR_kuaiXTWJkw@comcast.com...
:> I had tried the program on my computer at work which I don't have anymore.

<about 120 lines of full quote deleted>

SneakerNet,

please don't fullquote.

Thanks

--
Uwe Bonnes bon@elektron.ikp.physik.tu-darmstadt.de

Institut fuer Kernphysik Schlossgartenstrasse 9 64289 Darmstadt
--------- Tel. 06151 162516 -------- Fax. 06151 164321 ----------
 
"Ulf Samuelsson" <ulf@atmel.nospam.com> wrote in message
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"SneakerNet" <nospam@nospam.org> skrev i meddelandet
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Hi Again Colin
Don't worry about the crack, I found it.
Did u have this problem,
WinDriver finds the device, and I assign the Vendor ID and the Product
ID
and windriver generates a inf file, and then tries to install the
driver.
However at this stage, win2k takes over and reports that
c:\winnt\inf\usb.inf is a closer match and windows ends up using that
driver
instead of my custom generated driver and I can't do anything about it.

Cheers.


Maybe remove usb.inf temporarily from the inf directory, install, and then
move usb.inf back....
That is what I have done in similar situations.
Maybe you indicate that it is a HID device with your Product Id....

--
Best Regards,
Ulf Samuelsson ulf@a-t-m-e-l.com
This is a personal view which may or may not be
share by my Employer Atmel Nordic AB
Click to expand...
Hi Ulf
haha I did that.. but windows still found it LOL.. i even renamed it to
_usb.inf_ and it still found it.. LOL
 
I had tried the program on my computer at work which I don't have anymore.
I had tried it back in January. I saw your posting and thought I'd point a
finger in that direction for you to look at.

Something isn't totally right with the way that windows handles USB devices.
I have a new Compaq scanner with a new Compaq computer.
They didn't even have the driver preinstalled. I had to use the scanner CD
to install the drivers.
Now, whenever I plug in another USB device (new or already installed)
windows scrambles the scanner driver. Then windows tells me how it found
"new hardware" and installs a do-nothing unknown device driver.
Installing the scanner drivers from the CD doesn't work.
I finally went to the windows answer database and found that I have to
uninstall ALL USB devices, including the motherboard USB controllers, reboot
and let windows find everything, then install the scanner driver, then plug
in the scanner.
Everytime the power goes out I have to do this procedure all over again.
I had to get a big UPS to put all my equipment on.

Microsoft engineers should be fixing the functionality of the operating
system instead of plugging the back-door holes THEY left for hackers to get
in.

Maybe when the government locks up one of those childish hackers they should
also lock up the Microsoft engineer that left the door open in the first
place.

Sorry about all the venting.

Regards,
Colin



"SneakerNet" <nospam@nospam.org> wrote in message
news:cFpeb.164194$JA5.4050546@news.xtra.co.nz...
Hi Again Colin
Don't worry about the crack, I found it.
Did u have this problem,
WinDriver finds the device, and I assign the Vendor ID and the Product ID
and windriver generates a inf file, and then tries to install the driver.
However at this stage, win2k takes over and reports that
c:\winnt\inf\usb.inf is a closer match and windows ends up using that
driver
instead of my custom generated driver and I can't do anything about it.

Cheers.


"Colin Jackson" <jacksoncolin@fake_yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:R06dneVoUbFL4uSiU-KYhA@comcast.com...

"SneakerNet" <nospam@nospam.org> wrote in message
news:HI2eb.162954$JA5.4020112@news.xtra.co.nz...
Hi Guys

I know someone of you have helped me in my replies regarding USB
Implementation before.
I downloaded the USB Core (referred to as the Japanese version). The
beauty
of this core is that no hardware is required. Just need to connect the
D+
and D- of the USB cable to pins of the FPGA.

The facts..
I changed the code around so that it has a altera pll running and
producing
a 48Mhz clock for the usb.
I connected some of the output pins to the leds to see what's going
on.
I uploaded the program and connected the usb cable to the pins and to
the
PC
(and added some circuitry like 3 extra resistors).
and Behold, the program on the FPGA actually does something. I know
it's
working because when i connect/disconnect the usb calbe, the lights on
fpga
change their pattern for a small amount of time..

However I can't test the actual communication. The reason being, when
I
connect the usb cable to the PC, the PC recognizes a new USB device is
attached (as win2k shows in the system try all the usb devices.),
however
is
unrcognised as VALID drivers are not installed.

What I need is some help/tips on how i can install a driver for this
product. The fpga has been configured so that it recognises a vendor
ID
of
C91 and product ID of 2001. I have tried playing around with .inf
files,
but
win2k rejects all of them and uses the standard c:\winnt\inf\usb.inf
file.

I'm so close to getting this thing to work.

Pls help/advice
Regards


Try http://www.jungo.com/products.html#driver_tools
They have a demo version that looks really easy to make drivers.
I played with it but not on a real device.
Let us know if it works!

-Colin
Click to expand...
 
Hi Colin
Haha it's ok. I had a similar problem with a HP scanner on a HP computer.
Once the driver was installed, if the user unplugge it and plugged it in a
diff usb slot, the whole driver process had to be carried out all over
again. Pain in the ass.

I deided to dedicate the usb port to scanner only ;o)
oh well
thanks for the direction. I'll keep working on it. Hopefully along the way
someone can help me out
Thanks again


"Colin Jackson" <jacksoncolin@fake_yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:WpadnWkAEbR_kuaiXTWJkw@comcast.com...
I had tried the program on my computer at work which I don't have anymore.
I had tried it back in January. I saw your posting and thought I'd point
a
finger in that direction for you to look at.

Something isn't totally right with the way that windows handles USB
devices.
I have a new Compaq scanner with a new Compaq computer.
They didn't even have the driver preinstalled. I had to use the scanner CD
to install the drivers.
Now, whenever I plug in another USB device (new or already installed)
windows scrambles the scanner driver. Then windows tells me how it found
"new hardware" and installs a do-nothing unknown device driver.
Installing the scanner drivers from the CD doesn't work.
I finally went to the windows answer database and found that I have to
uninstall ALL USB devices, including the motherboard USB controllers,
reboot
and let windows find everything, then install the scanner driver, then
plug
in the scanner.
Everytime the power goes out I have to do this procedure all over again.
I had to get a big UPS to put all my equipment on.

Microsoft engineers should be fixing the functionality of the operating
system instead of plugging the back-door holes THEY left for hackers to
get
in.

Maybe when the government locks up one of those childish hackers they
should
also lock up the Microsoft engineer that left the door open in the first
place.

Sorry about all the venting.

Regards,
Colin



"SneakerNet" <nospam@nospam.org> wrote in message
news:cFpeb.164194$JA5.4050546@news.xtra.co.nz...
Hi Again Colin
Don't worry about the crack, I found it.
Did u have this problem,
WinDriver finds the device, and I assign the Vendor ID and the Product
ID
and windriver generates a inf file, and then tries to install the
driver.
However at this stage, win2k takes over and reports that
c:\winnt\inf\usb.inf is a closer match and windows ends up using that
driver
instead of my custom generated driver and I can't do anything about it.

Cheers.


"Colin Jackson" <jacksoncolin@fake_yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:R06dneVoUbFL4uSiU-KYhA@comcast.com...

"SneakerNet" <nospam@nospam.org> wrote in message
news:HI2eb.162954$JA5.4020112@news.xtra.co.nz...
Hi Guys

I know someone of you have helped me in my replies regarding USB
Implementation before.
I downloaded the USB Core (referred to as the Japanese version). The
beauty
of this core is that no hardware is required. Just need to connect
the
D+
and D- of the USB cable to pins of the FPGA.

The facts..
I changed the code around so that it has a altera pll running and
producing
a 48Mhz clock for the usb.
I connected some of the output pins to the leds to see what's going
on.
I uploaded the program and connected the usb cable to the pins and
to
the
PC
(and added some circuitry like 3 extra resistors).
and Behold, the program on the FPGA actually does something. I know
it's
working because when i connect/disconnect the usb calbe, the lights
on
fpga
change their pattern for a small amount of time..

However I can't test the actual communication. The reason being,
when
I
connect the usb cable to the PC, the PC recognizes a new USB device
is
attached (as win2k shows in the system try all the usb devices.),
however
is
unrcognised as VALID drivers are not installed.

What I need is some help/tips on how i can install a driver for this
product. The fpga has been configured so that it recognises a vendor
ID
of
C91 and product ID of 2001. I have tried playing around with .inf
files,
but
win2k rejects all of them and uses the standard c:\winnt\inf\usb.inf
file.

I'm so close to getting this thing to work.

Pls help/advice
Regards


Try http://www.jungo.com/products.html#driver_tools
They have a demo version that looks really easy to make drivers.
I played with it but not on a real device.
Let us know if it works!

-Colin
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