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I looking for someone who can help me port a Linux Driver to a OpenBSD( OS X ) Unix Driver. The driver is for a Logic Controls LD9000 USB Customer Display. The currently don't have a driver for the mac operating system, but they do however have one for the Linux OS.
So, I am just trying to find out if this is possible. If someone can help port it over so it uses the modem/printer port of the usb side in unix. I need it to operate with a POS system that already supports the customer display. On the POS system i can specify to used either modem or printer port for the serial end. I wouldn't know where to start. ![]() ![]() Thanks in advance. -ghost |
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