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Wouldn't it be cool to have a Eee PC with a integrated GPS unit? Yes! I certainly thought so. Doing some research, I found a GPS DIY kit on Ebay GPS-R02-DIY for a decent price. The bulk kit included a GPS unit based on a NemeriX chipset, antenna with 3 meter cable with mmcx connector, mini-CD-R driver disc, USB cable, plastic case, and two screws. Suitable to be permanently installed in a boat or car.
To get the GPS working in Windows XP, I had to install the included driver for the Prolific PL-2303 Serial-to-USB transceiver. The GPS support 16 channels and the clear-text de-facto NMEA standard, which means most GPS mapping programs work with this module.
I went a head and found a copy of the latest Widcomm Bluetooth drivers and had to manually patch the \Program Files\Widcomm\Bluetooth Software\bin\btwusb.inf text inf-file to include the vendor and product identification numbers for my adapter. The essential string from the device manager is VID_0E5E&PID_6622. Most Bluetooth devices are manufactured after a default specification and the Widcomm drives can be made to work if the device is not already included.
Asus was providing the Windows driver for the Conexant 56K modem on their download site, but it's gone now. Although it's possible to hack another Conexant drive to make it work on the Eee (more below).
To get the modem to install in Windows XP, I had to go through several modem drivers before concluding that every manufacturer made their own cards and drivers to fit a specific laptop series. The reason I guess is to stop people going to the competitors driver download page to get the modem driver.
After finding a driver that fitted the description of the RD02-D110, I figured that I had to change the INF-file to make the Windows devices wizard recognize the modem. Fortunately a Fujitsu-Siemens Amilo Xa2528 seems to use the same driver I needed. I hacked/modified the INF-file by removing the string &SUBSYS_14F10001 from the ControlFlags, HSF_MODEM.NTx86.5.1, and Strings-sections. Also make sure that the VEN and DEV variables are the same as in the device manager, e.g 14F1 and 2BFA respectively.
There is a driver called TouchKit for touch screens using the EETI eGalax resistive controller, including the jkk's kit, LeadingTouch, Liyitec, and Karpc kits. As long as the resistive controller board looks similar, the driver should work.
After disassembling the monitor and disconnected the wires, the first thing to remove is the top metal frame. Simply lift the frame off the clips on the sides by carefully prying them using a screwdriver. Removing the frame will free 0.3-4 mm.
Windows XP did not automatically find a driver, but the included mini-CD included a USB-SERIAL driver install application that worked fine and added a new COM-port. There was also a monitoring program (with source code) included to view and sample the temperature every second. Note: It does the fahrenheit conversion wrong [23].
The graphics adapter, nVidia 6150, works well with the latest Linux driver, but be aware that the GPU does not support cloning across two simultaneous analog ports, e.g. VGA and S-VHS. You have to choose one or connect the monitor or TV to the DVI-D. With this device being designed to be a front-end, that is usually not an issue.
Would suggest you the same thing as to Jaydeep. Did you verify that your device is not taken up by any other driver? If it is taken up, you would have to remove that. Also, I hope you have appropriately changed the vendor id & product id in the driver, as per your device.
3. Before use this docking station, please connect USB-C power port for power connection4. Install the latest drivers for your video card. Go directly to the system/video card manufacturer or chipset owners, such as AMD, Nvidia, or Intel, to find the latest driver
We are using a serial EEPROM to set the PORT2_DIS, PORT3_DIS, and PORT4_DIS bits in the USB Control Register (E0h) to "hide" the unused ports from the end user. This works fine with the TI driver for Windows 7. But on Windows 10, the USB port does not work - USB devices plugged into this port are not detected by the system. Windows Device Manager shows a yellow bang on the TUSB7340 device with the message: "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43) The USB hub failed to reset."
We've tested Windows 10 systems with and without the TI filter driver installed, and this issue is present on both. We've tested Windows 10 builds 1709, 1803, and 1809, and this issue is present in each.
The USB drive is the main factor that manages all of the USB-connected devices, such as your mouse, USB flash drive, and keyboard. It works with your device's driver and helps your system to understand how to use it on your device. Any issues in the USB driver make it difficult for the USB flash drives to work properly on it. So you can reinstall the USB drive to configure the settings perfectly again. 2ff7e9595c
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