Install USB filter driver?

Hi friends!
I'm a newbie to driver development and I have a rather simple question for
you I guess.

I want to make a USB filter that just log what device is atached to the
port. I have compiled the files that came with WINDDK in the folder
src\wdm\usb\filter.

My question is: How do I install the driver? Do I need to define a .INF
file? If I have to define a .INF file what should it contain if I don't have
a specific device?

Philipp
Fri Mar 18 08:15:39 CST 2005

Hi

The USB Snoopy filter driver shows a possible solution on how to install an
USB filter driver.

http://www.wingmanteam.com/usbsnoopy/

- PI
www.hometeamware.com


"=?Utf-8?B?X1BhdHJpa18=?=" <_Patrik_@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in
news:ACB29827-203A-4775-9EBC-56EFE0562ED8@microsoft.com:

> Hi friends!
> I'm a newbie to driver development and I have a rather simple question
> for you I guess.
>
> I want to make a USB filter that just log what device is atached to
> the port. I have compiled the files that came with WINDDK in the
> folder src\wdm\usb\filter.
>
> My question is: How do I install the driver? Do I need to define a
> .INF file? If I have to define a .INF file what should it contain if I
> don't have a specific device?
>
>
>

sky
Sat Mar 19 04:11:03 CST 2005

Yes, I think you need to build a *.inf file. Because it will indicate the
system how to find, install and implement the dirver. You could find some
relative helping from the DDK documentation.


> Hi friends!
> I'm a newbie to driver development and I have a rather simple question for
> you I guess.
>
> I want to make a USB filter that just log what device is atached to the
> port. I have compiled the files that came with WINDDK in the folder
> src\wdm\usb\filter.
>
> My question is: How do I install the driver? Do I need to define a .INF
> file? If I have to define a .INF file what should it contain if I don't have
> a specific device?
>
>

Patrik
Tue Mar 22 05:55:04 CST 2005

But if I don't have a specific device, how do I build the *.inf file?

"sky" wrote:

> Yes, I think you need to build a *.inf file. Because it will indicate the
> system how to find, install and implement the dirver. You could find some
> relative helping from the DDK documentation.
>
>
> > Hi friends!
> > I'm a newbie to driver development and I have a rather simple question for
> > you I guess.
> >
> > I want to make a USB filter that just log what device is atached to the
> > port. I have compiled the files that came with WINDDK in the folder
> > src\wdm\usb\filter.
> >
> > My question is: How do I install the driver? Do I need to define a .INF
> > file? If I have to define a .INF file what should it contain if I don't have
> > a specific device?
> >
> >

sky
Thu Mar 24 06:53:06 CST 2005

I bought a USB parts--PHILIPS D12 as my test board. Maybe you can do the same.

"_Patrik_" wrote:

> But if I don't have a specific device, how do I build the *.inf file?
>
> "sky" wrote:
>
> > Yes, I think you need to build a *.inf file. Because it will indicate the
> > system how to find, install and implement the dirver. You could find some
> > relative helping from the DDK documentation.
> >
> >
> > > Hi friends!
> > > I'm a newbie to driver development and I have a rather simple question for
> > > you I guess.
> > >
> > > I want to make a USB filter that just log what device is atached to the
> > > port. I have compiled the files that came with WINDDK in the folder
> > > src\wdm\usb\filter.
> > >
> > > My question is: How do I install the driver? Do I need to define a .INF
> > > file? If I have to define a .INF file what should it contain if I don't have
> > > a specific device?
> > >
> > >