Remove composite device entries that don't specify MI=. #5
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Consolidate nearly all usbser drivers into a single consolidated installer. Convert some files that were UTF-16 to ASCII.
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tested it with gemma and CPX - lets just do it! :) |
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Consolidate nearly all usbser drivers into a single consolidated installer.
Convert some files that were UTF-16 to ASCII.
Bumped to version 2.0.0.
Composite devices that did not specify MI=00 were being installed and then were hiding and/or confusing the multiple interfaces presented by the devices. So for instance, the MSC device for UF2 was not appearing.