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Re: [Xen-users] Re: AMD-V or VT
Hi Simon,
There is really no way of doing "non standard" operations with a
parallel port.
The actual key most likely holds a crypto IC that is going to either
generate some proprietary codes, or are decrypting/encrypting some
values passed by by the software. You can take an USB parallel adapter
and use it like any parallel port. Think of the newer (after year 2000)
laptops - these don't have a serial port. And post likely the software
runs on these machines also.
Have phun,
Adrian
Simon Hobson wrote:
Jan Bakuwel wrote:
For what its worth see if there are "parallel network servers". These
exist for USB and serial ports.
Christian Tramnitz wrote:
If there isn't one have you thought about a usb to parallel adapter
and passing through the usb device?
In the specific application mentioned (a security dongle key for a
software package), neither of these are likely to work. Dongles often
do "non standard" things to interface and aren't likely to work
through some abstracted standard interface.
--
Deac Mihai-Adrian
W: www.mikesoftware.com
P: +40-745-256.364
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