This book is dedicated to my daughter and son, Larissa and John David Published: February 2012 1st Edition: 20120121 2nd Edition: 20141010Ĭontents Introduction The series as a whole Who is this series for? How to use this book? Things to know before reading this book Abbreviations Definitions Tables What you will need to use this book? Installing the Source Code on your computer What is on the disc? Special Thanks goes to Loren “Boreal” Blaney He also enjoys hunting, fishing, and is an active member of his local Boy Scout troop. He has been in the building trade since 1991, and enjoys remodeling homes. Programming is not Ben’s only line of work. One of the more known projects has been the USB support for the Bochs Emulator (). He has been programming for USB ever since. About 13 years ago, he started to read up on the Universal Host Controller Interface (UHCI) and got hooked on the USB concept. He has programmed many different types of programs, mostly for DOS and other minimal operating systems, as well as a few programs for the Windows family. Operating System Design USB: The Universal Serial Bus Benjamin David Lunt Copyright 1984-2014 by Benjamin David Lunt All rights reserved No part of the content of this book may be copied, reproduced, or transmitted in any form by any means without written permission from the author.Ībout the Author Benjamin David Lunt has been programming computers since 1984 and has always enjoyed the hardware side of the spectrum. Chapter 11 – Device Enumeration with the UHCIĬhapter 12 – Device Enumeration with the OHCIĬhapter 13 – Device Enumeration with the EHCIĬhapter 14 – Device Enumeration with the xHCIĬhapter 17 – Using the USB Mass Storage DeviceĬhapter 18 – Using the USB Floppy Storage DeviceĬhapter 20 – Using the USB Printer DeviceĬhapter 21 – Using a USB HUB on the xHCI Root HubĬhapter 22 – Using a USB 3.0 Mass Storage deviceĬhapter 23 – Using a USB Protocol AnalyzerĬhapter 26 – Setting Up the USB Video Camera
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