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Am 2007-08-28 14:36:38, schrieb Maurice.Lombardi:
> Do you know about an HP program to create a bootable USB disk.
> I have tried it and it works.
> On my hard disk it is an auto extractible with name
> SP27213.exe
>=20
> When you click on it you have first a message saying
>=20
> TITLE: HP Windows Format Utility for USB Drive Key or DiskOnKey
<snip>
> Hope this helps

Ehm, no!  I need access to Serial- and Paralel-Devices.

I have already an sourcecode to use the USB-Port since it comes
=66rom the Linux-Kernel.  Also I can format drives with Fat16/32.

I am only searchin a solution to access USB-Serial/Parallel Devices
and maybe USB-Cams since I do not like to reinvent the weel (Linux->Dos
hacking is not realy fun if it comes to the Kernel and its modules)

Greetings
    Michelle Konzack
    Systemadministrator
    Tamay Dogan Network
    Debian GNU/Linux Consultant


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