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Obviously, to define the tasks, I needed to set a goal that I planned to reach. In fact, the question is “what needs to be done to become a racing driver?” The question “How to become …” in itself assumes setting a task and methods of this task execution. Having done some online research, I was able to paint the following picture for myself. I'll keep looking and get back to this in a day or two, if I don't find it sooner.When starting my experiment, as a lawyer, I, certainly, couldn’t begin without looking around in search of the answer to the question: how do people get into the motorsport and become racing drivers? And what options do I generally have? Setting goals and targets I've been looking for documentation on this, but have found none since the USB organization has removed all 2.0 documentation and put up 3.0 documentation. You need to reduce the "endpoints" for the device.

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I know how to do this, although I have never done it. That is, a USB device can identify itself (as a keyboard) before it identify itself as anything else.

The answer you are looking for is very close to what ShapeShifter is say. I think, by asking a question, that was tangentially related to your goal, made it easy to continue to a wrong assumption on my part.Īs ShapeShifter, you want your Yun to respond and act like a USB keyboard no matter which PC you plug it into. On the second question, it appears you are right, and not "totally impression was that you wanted a common issue resolved. How can he make it so that it appears to be ONLY a keyboard?Īm I the only one actually reading and understanding the problem? Or do I have it totally the first question, it appears yes.

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It can't be more clear to me: with his sketch, the Yun appears to the computer as a keyboard AND a serial port.

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It's not a matter of getting Windows to install a serial driver, it's a matter of not having the Yun appear as a serial device in the first place.

make a "do nothing" version of /usr/bin/a and perform a normal code upload from the IDE over the networkīut that still leaves the default behavior of the sketch creating an unused instance of a CDC class for the default Serial object.

copying the image to the Linux side and manually running the /usr/bin/run-avrdude command.

loading the code using an ICSP programmer,.

The latter is easy to bypass - don't include a bootloader on the AVR processor. This will prevent the host computer from requesting that an unnecessary device driver be loaded.Īctually, the Yun will try to appear as TWO different serial devices: the normal run-time CDC, and a different device when the bootloader is running. The OP doesn't need the serial port, and would like to disable the Yun's default behavior of creating a serial port. However, at the same time, the Yun is also acting like a serial port, and this requires a device driver. He has the keyboard part working, and it doesn't need a driver - just as it should be. I believe the OP wants his Yun to appear to a computer as a HID keyboard and nothing else. But it seems to follow some logic in my head - so I may have seen this somewhere.Īfter re-reading your original post, then re-reading your reply, it appears to me this is a "Windows configuration problem".Īm I the only one actually reading and understanding the problem? Or do I have it totally wrong? To be clear, this last paragraph is my speculation. So we have a hub, the device, and a storage device that contains the self installing driver. What happens is the device loads as a hub, then loads the device, and a storage device. I think the way it works is it is a hack. However, I do not know how this is done, nor do I know how where to find the reference.

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In addition, I know there is a higher level USB protocol that allows the software to load from the "mouse, keyboard or device".

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pre-install drivers in to the target machines.

put some drivers on a CD that "auto installs" when found, or.

"register a driver" with Microsoft and install from the Internet (very difficult to do),.

If it does not find it, it tries the alternatives - which include the Internet, any mounted CDs (or similar), or "Ask the user". When MS Windows get a "discovery" event, it tries to resolve the event by looking for the appropriate driver. MS Windows still lives with legacy issues. Re-reading your original post, then re-reading your reply, it appears to me this is a "Windows configuration problem".