APPLICATION THAT WORKS WITH A USB DONGLE
As anyone ever packaged an application that uses a USB dongle?
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Posted by:
jonasm
18 years ago
Hi!
I have once packaged an application that needs a USB Dongle.
In that case the USB-Dongle drivers came as a vendor MSI, so that wasn't really any hard operation.
We deployed the USB Dongle driver and the application using the SMS Server. The users just plugged in there Dongle and runs the application.
Maybe your application is harder...
/Jonas
I have once packaged an application that needs a USB Dongle.
In that case the USB-Dongle drivers came as a vendor MSI, so that wasn't really any hard operation.
We deployed the USB Dongle driver and the application using the SMS Server. The users just plugged in there Dongle and runs the application.
Maybe your application is harder...
/Jonas
Posted by:
rpfenninger
18 years ago
Posted by:
gizmolala
18 years ago
Posted by:
rpfenninger
18 years ago
Posted by:
gizmolala
18 years ago
Posted by:
rpfenninger
18 years ago
You do not necessarily need to package them separately. Just install the app and then plug in the usb dongle before you finish your snapshot.
If you're using Wise you need to change your capture settings to 'allow root to be watched' and 'capture changes in hardware registry entries'. That way you get everything in your snapshot that changed during the usb dongle plug in.
Be aware that this way is a little dangerous if you have lots of different hardware in your shop because you are going to push usb controller keys out with your package. In case you install that package on totally different hardware, this could result in a damaged system...
If you're using Wise you need to change your capture settings to 'allow root to be watched' and 'capture changes in hardware registry entries'. That way you get everything in your snapshot that changed during the usb dongle plug in.
Be aware that this way is a little dangerous if you have lots of different hardware in your shop because you are going to push usb controller keys out with your package. In case you install that package on totally different hardware, this could result in a damaged system...
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