There's no way to run a classic driver from native OS
X. You'll need to re-write your driver for Mac OS X,
pretty much from scratch, as it's a completely
different architecture. There 's nothing analogous to
a Carbon environment for device drivers, i.e. you
don't "carbonize" a driver the way you would an
application. You'll need to look into IOKit and either
write a kernel-mode driver or a userland driver
(preferable).
-Steve
--- Nakkala Sivaram Prasad <email@hidden>
wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> Could anybody suggest the feasibility of porting
> an USB driver
> from Mac OS 9 to Mac OS X which is developed using
> carbon services.
> I placed the USB ndrv in system folder of Mac OS 9.
> When the usb device
> is Hot-Plugged in , then Mac OS X is launching our
> USB ndrv driver in classic
> environment. Is it possible to launch the driver
> from native Mac OS X without
> turning into Mac OS Classic environment?
>
> Thank u very much.
>
> Sivaram Prasad
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