Correct. Mutually exclusive. Their software needs access to the
device, but the HID Driver will open the device and they won't be
able to open it. If the HID driver doesn't match to the device, you
won't be able to use the HID Mgr to talk to it... You need to
choose. With their driver in place, you can still use the
IOUSBInterfaceInterface calls to talk to the device, as long as their
driver/app isn't running. So you could send/rcv USB requests.
Good luck,
--
Fernando Urbina
USB Technology Team
Apple Computer, Inc.
On Aug 4, 2005, at 9:37 AM, Anne G wrote:
There is no way to have my pie and eat it both ways is
there?
1. I remove the Kext and use the device as an HID device but
loose the software
2. I leave the kext, and have to deal with using the device
with default drives and loose HID
correct?
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