- Re: Single or Multiple Device Drivers
- Posted by Eliyas Yakub [MSFT] on July 31st, 2003
You could use a single driver to interface with two different buses. In your
AddDevice routine, you can find out about the devicetype by using
IoGetDeviceProperty and decide on which bus interface to use to interact
with the device. You should basically study the bulkusb and 1394 sample from
the DDK.
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