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The Windows NCM drivers (host-side and function-side) are the NetAdapterCx based NIC drivers that implements Network Control Model (CDC NCM) specification defined by USB-IF
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Linux based NCM device shows up "UsbNcm Host Device", ignoring iManufacturer and iProduct #21

Open aloncatz opened 9 months ago

aloncatz commented 9 months ago

I have a linux based NCM device. On Mac and Linux it shows up with the correct manufacturer and name. On Windows it shows up as "UsbNcm Host Device". Am I doing something wrong or is it a limitation of the driver?

mengxp commented 5 months ago

because the driver inf file is microsoft default one, not you custom

aloncatz commented 5 months ago

Yes, but I think the default driver/inf file should be using iManufacturer and iProduct instead of just saying "UsbNcm Host Device". It looks like it was the intention according to the code .

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because the driver inf file is microsoft default one, not you custom

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