Libusb0 Notes (Windows) - Revision history

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 This means that those of you with 64 bit Vista or 64 bit Windows 7, can now
 install the libusb0 drivers and use them.  That means that you can use Ozy
-or Hermes on such computers, in a way that will allow using CWSkimmer and
+or Hermes on such computers, in a way that will allow using [http://www.dxatlas.com/CwSkimmer/ CWSkimmer] and
 other software that requires using libusb0 as the driver.

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 Hermes, at Hermes' assigned VID and PID), as well as a product by
 Acquisition Logic that can be used as an SDR.  It also supports the
-Flexradio SDR-1000.
+[http://www.flex-radio.com/Products.aspx?topic=sdr1k_details Flexradio SDR-1000].
 Perhaps someone with greater permission on the SVN (Bill KD5TFD or Phil

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:48, 2 August 2010
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−	Libusb0 (the earlier version) is used on the Windows system. Please do not confuse 'libusb0', used on openhpsdr Windows systems, with 'libusb1.0' (a newer version) which is used on Linux systems. There is a separate page for libusb1.0 [[libusb1.0 Notes]].	+	Libusb0 (the earlier version) is used on the Windows system.
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		+	<blockquote>
		+	'''Please do not confuse 'libusb0', used on openhpsdr Windows systems, with 'libusb1.0' (a newer version) which is used on Linux systems. There is a separate page for libusb1.0 [[libusb1.0 Notes]].'''
		+	</blockquote>

	Just before Dayton 2010, signed drivers for libusb0 were created. Here is the text of my message on the list on May 12, 2010:		Just before Dayton 2010, signed drivers for libusb0 were created. Here is the text of my message on the list on May 12, 2010:

← Older revision	Revision as of 10:40, 22 April 2011
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-Libusb0 (the earlier version) is used on the Windows system.  Please do not confuse 'libusb0', used on openhpsdr Windows systems, with 'libusb1.0' (a newer version) which is used on Linux systems.  There is a separate page for libusb1.0 [libusb1.0 Notes].
+Libusb0 (the earlier version) is used on the Windows system.  Please do not confuse 'libusb0', used on openhpsdr Windows systems, with 'libusb1.0' (a newer version) which is used on Linux systems.  There is a separate page for libusb1.0 [[libusb1.0 Notes]].
 Just before Dayton 2010, signed drivers for libusb0 were created.  Here is the text of my message on the list on May 12, 2010:
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 is NOT POSSIBLE to mix 32 bit and 64 bit code.  So if you have 64 bit .Net
 code, you MUST have 64 bit C and C++ dlls.  For example, this CAN be done
-with KISS, but only if you follow the directions on my WIKI page for WinUSB,
+with [[KISS Konsole]], but only if you follow the directions on my WIKI page for WinUSB [[WinUSB Notes]],
 so that the FFT dlls are the 64 bit version!  Otherwise, you are much better
 off using the 32 bit code and what Phil VK6APH already provides.

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:24, 2 August 2010
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−	Libusb0 (the earlier version) is used on the Windows system. Please do not confuse 'libusb0', used on openhpsdr Windows systems, with 'libusb1.0' (a newer version) which is used on Linux systems. There is a separate page for libusb1.0 [~~Libusb1~~.0 Notes].	+	Libusb0 (the earlier version) is used on the Windows system. Please do not confuse 'libusb0', used on openhpsdr Windows systems, with 'libusb1.0' (a newer version) which is used on Linux systems. There is a separate page for libusb1.0 [libusb1.0 Notes].

	Just before Dayton 2010, signed drivers for libusb0 were created. Here is the text of my message on the list on May 12, 2010:		Just before Dayton 2010, signed drivers for libusb0 were created. Here is the text of my message on the list on May 12, 2010:

← Older revision		Revision as of 02:23, 2 August 2010
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−	Libusb0 (the earlier version) is used on the Windows system. Please do not confuse 'libusb0', used on openhpsdr Windows systems, with '[libusb1.0]' (a newer version) which is used on Linux systems. There is a separate page for [Libusb1.0].	+	Libusb0 (the earlier version) is used on the Windows system. Please do not confuse 'libusb0', used on openhpsdr Windows systems, with 'libusb1.0' (a newer version) which is used on Linux systems. There is a separate page for libusb1.0 [Libusb1.0 Notes].

	Just before Dayton 2010, signed drivers for libusb0 were created. Here is the text of my message on the list on May 12, 2010:		Just before Dayton 2010, signed drivers for libusb0 were created. Here is the text of my message on the list on May 12, 2010:

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−	Libusb0 (the earlier version) is used on the Windows system. Please do not confuse 'libusb0', used on openhpsdr Windows systems, with '[libusb1.0]' (a newer version) which is used on Linux systems. There is a separate page for '[~~libusb1~~.0]'.	+	Libusb0 (the earlier version) is used on the Windows system. Please do not confuse 'libusb0', used on openhpsdr Windows systems, with '[libusb1.0]' (a newer version) which is used on Linux systems. There is a separate page for [Libusb1.0].

	Just before Dayton 2010, signed drivers for libusb0 were created. Here is the text of my message on the list on May 12, 2010:		Just before Dayton 2010, signed drivers for libusb0 were created. Here is the text of my message on the list on May 12, 2010: