inf edited by Rudolph Loew to become 'generic', i.e. inf edited by Sergio Neddi to become 'generic', i.e. In BOTH the 'Wintricks' and the 'R.Loew' packages, JDUSBMS.SYS and JDUSBPD.PDR are the SAME Lexar drivers. Sure, what I said is that the driver on your page is not a 'full' alternative to the NUSB (which as said is more complete and complex and prone -in my experience - to install issue on localized non-english Windows), and that it is also in NO WAY different for all practical purposes from the already posted 'alternative driver'. It is a perfectly valid 'alternative' to NUSB if you only need to add a Generic Mass Storage Driver. Many of them had eccentricities that made them not work with various Devices. Most of the work I did was selecting the best Driver from a whole collection of Manufacturer Specific USB Drivers that I had. The INF is an integral part of a Driver Package. It is not 'another copy' as the original was not configured as a Generic Driver. It was never intended to be be a full USB Stack. JaclazIt is exactly what I stated it was supposed to be. inf install file, not really 'an alternative', but rather 'another copy'.Īnd still for the record, these are 'plain' and 'language independent' USB drivers for 98, while NUSB is a more complete (and complex) set of files including a full USB stack, and - at least last time I tested it - seemed like 'language dependent'. related to the driver name in the GUI ) differences in the. pdr are EXACTLY the same, there are only some (it seems to me like very marginal, i.e. And yet *another* alternative in a freebie offered by RLoew on his Prerelease and Beta Software page!For the record BOTH drivers.

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