[Prozactive]

Thank you dencorso! That's what I thought and I appreciate you clarifying it for me.

[maximus-decim]

Test v.1.10 usbstor.inf

What's new:
* add USBSTOR_CBI_NR devices

Attached File(s)

•  usbstor110.zip (4.14K)
  Number of downloads: 32

[dencorso]

Thank you very much, Maximus-Decim! You do rock!

Sadly, however, some mojibake found its way into the [Strings] section, like:

Quote

USB\VID_03F3&PID_0001.DeviceDesc = "Óñòàíîâèòå äðàéâåð ïðîèçâîäèòåëÿ"

insted of:

Quote

USB\VID_03F3&PID_0001.DeviceDesc = "Please install manufacturer supplied driver"

But that's easy to correct, so:
I've restored the original text in the [Strings] section, instead of the mojibake, and also made very minor corrections to the history log, so please find attached the corrected version

Attached File(s)

•  usbstor110c.7z (3.75K)
  Number of downloads: 52

[Philco]

Thx, Maximus-Decim and Dencorso
CZECH version NUSB 3.3d with USBSTOR_CBI_NR devices (Sony)

This post has been edited by Philco: 18 February 2010 - 03:23 PM

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

Maximus-Decim

When you have the time can you update your package with the following links below. Thanks

http://www.msfn.org/...post__p__899380
http://www.msfn.org/...post__p__826144
http://www.msfn.org/...post__p__899707
http://www.msfn.org/...post__p__917797

This post has been edited by PROBLEMCHYLD: 11 April 2010 - 08:06 AM

[xrayer]

Hi again,
did someone tested nUSB with some new Panasonic Lumix camera? I just tested DMC-FX550 compact, it was detected and asked for driver so I click next and find the best, found USBSTOR.INF, next and got BSOD
.
I can go back to windows (not a hardcrash) but camera doesn't work. I resterted and tried again but got BSOD immediatelly when plug-in the camera. I had to delete usb entry from registry. Under XP it works fine as any other mass storage, except you cannot delete files but it seems to be common f*kin limitation of modern Panasonic cams...
But I have card reader so I don't worry a lot.

This post has been edited by xrayer: 16 May 2010 - 07:34 PM

[bosem]

Hi there,

Could some kind soul explain how (assuming its even possible) to have NUSB preload during Win98SE either via custom.inf or MSBatch.inf? I've already tried this by using infinst but I don't know how to call _start.bat so NUSB never installs. I have already searched MSFN and the Web in general for info but as yet have not found anything but references to using the (apparently no longer available) OPK for win9x.

Thanks in advance,
bob.

[diskless]

Backup before installation of nusb33e

I needed to install nusb33e, but before I did so I backed up the files that I thought would be overwritten using Scanreg. For more details, please see below. Procedure could be modified quite easily for other backups. Comments welcome. Should I have added more files to Files section? Or removed some which do not get overwritten?

=======================================

; Scanreg.ini for making system backups
; Modified for backup before installing nusb33e
;
; Using scanreg to backup saves all files overwritten by nusb33e
; to one uncompressed cab file, as scanreg cannot do compression
;
; How to backup Windows files before installing nusb33e
; -----------------------------------------------------
; 1. Create BackupDirectory (see below)
; 2. Create backup of %windir%/scanreg.ini
; 3. Save this file as %windir%/scanreg.ini
; 4. Shutdown Windows, rebooting to DOS prompt
; 5. Enter "scanreg /backup" without ""
; 6. Check contents of rb000.cab in backup directory
; 7. Restore original %windir%/scanreg.ini
; 8. Run Windows
; 9. Install nusb33e as instructed
;
; How to restore Windows files if nusb33e did not work
; ----------------------------------------------------
; 1. Create backup of %windir%/scanreg.ini
; 2. Save this file as %windir%/scanreg.ini
; 3. Shutdown Windows, rebooting to DOS prompt
; 4. Enter "scanreg /restore" without ""
; 5. Restore original %windir%/scanreg.ini
; 6. Run Windows
;
; If any entries below are missing, default values are used
; More info about scanreg.ini settings at
; http://support.microsoft.com/kb/183603

; Backup
; If 1, following files are backed up
; %windir%\system.dat
; %windir%\system.ini
; %windir%\user.dat
; %windir%\win.ini
; If 0, files above are not backed up
; Default value is 1
Backup=1

; Optimize
; If 1, registry is optimized if more than 500KB of free space
; If 0, registry optimization is skipped
; Default value is 1
Optimize=0

; MaxBackupCopies
; If 1, only one backup file with name rb000.cab
; Default value is 5
MaxBackupCopies=1

; BackupDirectory
; Must specify full path (e.g. c:\backup) and not a root directory
; Create directory first if it does not exist
; Default value is %windir%\sysbckup
BackupDirectory=C:\NUSB33.BAK

; Files
; Additional files to backup in cab file
; Syntax: Files=[dir code],file1,file2,...
; dir codes and corresponding directories are listed below
; 10, %windir% (e.g. c:\windows)
; 11, %windir%\system (e.g. c:\windows\system)
; 30, boot dir (e.g. c:\)
; 31, boot host dir (e.g. c:\)
;
; Filenames in same dir can be on same line, comma-separated
; Wildcard characters are not allowed
; Environment variables are not allowed
;
; Files to backup before installing nusb33e
; For clarity dir code 10 is used for all windows files
; and each file to backup is listed on a separate line
;
; If specified file does not actually exist,
; then a zero-byte file is created in cab file
;
Files=10,EXPLORER.EXE
Files=10,QFECHECK.EXE
Files=10,HELP\QFECHECK.HLP
Files=10,INF\1394.INF
Files=10,SYSTEM\ADVPACK.DLL
Files=10,SYSTEM\SYSTRAY.EXE
Files=10,SYSTEM\USER.EXE
Files=10,SYSTEM\USER32.DLL
Files=10,SYSTEM\W95INF16.DLL
Files=10,SYSTEM\W95INF32.DLL
Files=10,SYSTEM\IOSUBSYS\CDVSD.VXD
Files=10,SYSTEM\IOSUBSYS\DISKTSD.VXD
Files=10,SYSTEM\VMM32\IOS.VXD
Files=10,SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\USBEHCI.SYS
Files=10,SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\USBPORT.SYS
Files=10,SYSTEM32\DRIVERS\USBHUB20.SYS

=======================================

This post has been edited by diskless: 13 June 2010 - 06:37 AM

[diskless]

I installed nusb33e (see above) because I've just bought a Yoo Move 1802TS MP3 player. The manual says a driver is needed for Win98SE, but unfortunately the necessary driver is not included on the install CD. The retailer said contact manufacturer, which I did but without reply. The Yoo Digital website says the device does not support Win98SE whereas it states clearly on the box that it does.

Rest of message deleted. Please see next post.

This post has been edited by diskless: 13 June 2010 - 06:48 AM

[diskless]

I have managed to get the Yoo Move 1802TS MP3 Player working with Win98SE. The required additions to USBSTOR.INF are shown at the end of this message. Perhaps they could be added to the download file?

Not knowing much about it, I assumed USBSTOR_BULK is correct for following Interface Descriptor:
bLength, 0x9
bInterfaceNumber, 0x0
bAlternateSetting, 0x0
bNumEndpoints, 0x2
bInterfaceClass, 0x8 (Mass Storage)
bInterfaceSubClass, 0x6 (SCSI Transparent Command Set)
bInterfaceProtocol, 0x50 (Bulk-Only Transport)
iInterface, 0x0

=======================================

;Additions to USBSTOR.INF for Yoo Move MP3 Player
;Works successfully for Yoo Move 1802TS
;Might work for other Yoo Move devices

;Usage:
;1. Install Maximus-Decim Native USB Drivers first
;2. Modify %windir%\INF\USBSTOR.INF file as below
;3. Connect USB cable from PC to Yoo Move device
;4. Two new Removable Disk drives now ready to use

;Add Yoo entry to [Manufacturer] section
%Yoo.Mfg%=Yoo

;Add new Yoo section and entry
[Yoo]
%USB\VID_071B&PID_1187.DeviceDesc%=USBSTOR_BULK,USB\VID_071B&PID_1187

;Add Yoo entries to [Strings] section
Yoo.Mfg = "Yoo Digital"
USB\VID_071B&PID_1187.DeviceDesc = "Yoo Move"

=======================================

This post has been edited by diskless: 13 June 2010 - 04:27 PM

[dencorso]

diskless, on 13 June 2010 - 06:47 AM, said:

I have managed to get the Yoo Move 1802TS MP3 Player working with Win98SE. The required additions to USBSTOR.INF are shown at the end of this message.

Way to go, diskless! You rock!

The updated usbstor.inf, for those who wish to test it, is in post #554, below.

[diskless]

dencorso, on 13 June 2010 - 03:20 PM, said:

diskless, on 13 June 2010 - 06:47 AM, said:

I have managed to get the Yoo Move 1802TS MP3 Player working with Win98SE. The required additions to USBSTOR.INF are shown at the end of this message.

Way to go, diskless! You rock!

Here's the updated usbstor.inf, for those who wish to test it.

Thanks for that, dencorso. Strictly speaking, all the Yoo entries should be placed between the Imation and SanDisk entries, to preserve the VID order.

I forgot to say a huge thank you earlier to maximus-decim for creating the Native USB Drivers in the first place.

Is there any free USB analyser software that works with Win98SE?

[dencorso]

VID order is not mandatory, AFAIK.
But if you have time for it, please do revise the usbstor.inf, for there are other items out of VID order, zip and attach it.

Look for USBVIEW.EXE v. 5.1.2600.2180 at MDGx's. It runs OK both on 9x/ME and XP, and allows one to determine VIDs and PIDs, if that's what you're looking for. HTH.

[diskless]

dencorso, on 13 June 2010 - 05:13 PM, said:

VID order is not mandatory, AFAIK.
But if you have time for it, please do revise the usbstor.inf, for there are other items out of VID order, zip and attach it.

Usbstor.inf sorted! Here it is:  usbstor110d.7z (3.88K)
Number of downloads: 54
All relevant entries listed in VID order. Not mandatory, but logical.

How often is the Native USB file in post 1 updated? If latest usbstor.inf were included, other poor souls with Win98 and Yoo Move players would have to install NUSB only.

dencorso, on 13 June 2010 - 05:13 PM, said:

Look for USBVIEW.EXE v. 5.1.2600.2180 at MDGx's. It runs OK both on 9x/ME and XP, and allows one to determine VIDs and PIDs, if that's what you're looking for. HTH.

Thanks!

idVendor = VID
idProduct = PID

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

RetroOS, on 12 January 2009 - 03:59 AM, said:

BTW MD, The Windows XP SP3 USBSTOR.INF adds three more Sony Memory Stick Reader/Writer devices, and also a Casio Digital Camera device.

dencorso you add them to the list?

[dencorso]

PROBLEMCHYLD, on 15 June 2010 - 04:24 PM, said:

RetroOS, on 12 January 2009 - 03:59 AM, said:

BTW MD, The Windows XP SP3 USBSTOR.INF adds three more Sony Memory Stick Reader/Writer devices, and also a Casio Digital Camera device.

dencorso you add them to the list?

All Sony devices in the XP SP3 USBSTOR.INF are present in the NUSB 3.3 updated USBSTOR.INF, plus there are two additional Sony devices not present the XP SP3 USBSTOR.INF... They were added by MD himself. The Casio camera, however, requires QV2KUX.SYS, a driver not present in NUSB (any version) and presumably not compatible with 9x/ME, until proof to the contrary. So, no, the Casio camera is not there. BTW, it's the one device present in the in the XP SP3 USBSTOR.INF and not present in the NUSB 3.3 updated USBSTOR.INF. The latter, however, has lots of devices not present in the XP SP3 USBSTOR.INF, being, thus, way more complete.

[PROBLEMCHYLD]

Thanks man!

[xrayer]

I solved the problem with Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX550 by installing the driver from original CD, hehe
It seems that din't disturbed nUSB any way and all works together. But maybe someone wants to integrate
DMC-FX550 support to nUSB directly, so here's is the original driver:
http://windows98.ic.cz/#DMC-FX550

[Joseph_sw]

in one win98SE machine, i can't use any usb flash disk, it just gives usual blue-screen Exception Error 0E xxxx:xxxxxx IOS (4) vxd stuff.
however, after checking bootlog.txt content i found suspicious entry:

[0015EE7A] Dynamic load failed  C:\WINDOWS\system\IOSUBSYS\intelvsd.vxd : [0015EE7A] Not a valid device  - possibly corrupt

after removing that file from IOSUBSYS directory (renaming it into antyhing_else.vxd, wont work), NUSB is now fully functional in that machine.

Quote

QV2KUX.SYS

minimum API requirement checking can be done using wdmcheck under win9x system.

[M()zart]

Using NUSB 3.3 on Win98 SE with latest KernelEx and Revolutions Pack.

Usually I plug my USB flash disk in before turning PC on and it stays with it untill shutdown. After shutdown I removed USB flash disk, and next day I booted up without it. After this I plugged USB flash disk in, but it was not recognized. Device manager showed me USB flash disk in USB devices but not in the storage devices. I several times removed it and plugged in, but nothing changed. I rebooted and plugged it in before booting windows, and then it was recognized OK. What is the reason of this?