I assume from your post that for some reason you do not want the
AppleUSBComposite driver to control the IOUSBDevice part of your
device. Can you explain why? Can you explain why your driver is not
just one or more IOUSBInterface drivers?
Rhoads Hollowell
USB Software Team
Apple Computer, Inc.
On Thursday, January 30, 2003, at 11:58 PM, Rob McKeever wrote:
OK...
I've seen this mentioned here a couple of times before, but it's my
turn now. First off, yes, I have gone through the list archives and
not found a good answer to this.
I have a driver for a USB composite device that needs to load a boot
time. Problem is, the device is dependent on a kext which had it's
OSBundleRequired property set to something other than Root (in this
case, Network-Root).
How?
The solutions that I can see are:
1) Modify the dependency. This really isn't a good idea as it's not
mine.
2) Tell the client that he has to wait until...
3) I split the driver into two separate kexts: one to load at Root
time to grab the device before the USB composite driver does and the
other that gets loaded later on (Network-Root time) and does all
communication through the previously loaded kext.
...or is there another option? Some sort of codeless kext, perhaps?
-Rob
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