@GAFBlizzard, I am the current maintainer of the xbox360wirelesschatpad project originally from google code. I may have some information in my source code that can be useful to you in enabling wireless and possibly multi-controller support. I have a wireless receiver and controller to experiment with, but I'm not to familiar with building a driver through WDF. The xbox360wirelesschatpad project used libusb and C#. It looks like chatpad-super-driver is a lower-level kmdf filter driver with additional hid drivers written in C/C++. Let me know if any of the info in my source code is useful to you. If not, could you point me to a good place to start if I were to make a kmdf driver for the wireless chatpad?
46 Contains a lot of the information exchanged among many of the original developers of this project and the project I maintain. In fact, that issue contains a lot of critical information that was used when the xbox360wirelesschatpad app was initially developed as well.
@GAFBlizzard, I am the current maintainer of the xbox360wirelesschatpad project originally from google code. I may have some information in my source code that can be useful to you in enabling wireless and possibly multi-controller support. I have a wireless receiver and controller to experiment with, but I'm not to familiar with building a driver through WDF. The xbox360wirelesschatpad project used libusb and C#. It looks like chatpad-super-driver is a lower-level kmdf filter driver with additional hid drivers written in C/C++. Let me know if any of the info in my source code is useful to you. If not, could you point me to a good place to start if I were to make a kmdf driver for the wireless chatpad?
46 Contains a lot of the information exchanged among many of the original developers of this project and the project I maintain. In fact, that issue contains a lot of critical information that was used when the xbox360wirelesschatpad app was initially developed as well.