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01-05-2006, 06:09 AM
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Is it legal to deliver USBEHCI.SYS in driver CD
My company's product need to patch USB 2.0 driver of Microsoft Windows XP (no
service pack) in order to let our USB 2.0 device driver to run correctly. Some M/B included third-party USB 2.0 driver is not compatible problem to our USB 2.0 PCCAM device driver, it is third-party's USBEHCI.SYS driver to blame. But USBEHCI.SYS driver included in Windows XP SP2 can work correctly with our device. Do anyone know if it is legal that we include this USBEHCI.SYS driver in our driver CD? 
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