@CambridgeArcade just dropped in and read this, you sold alot of people a product with absolutely no ledgible instructions on how to use it. You're welcome that i've supported a handful of folks (your customers) that had your product and used it as a paper weight until i wrote this tutorial.
I already know dlusb is just a utility that you wrote, you at least were kind enough to tell me that, but in my testing -usbsb on its own did absolutely nothing. Running dlusb prior to the actual command line does something, i dont know what, but it works for me perfectly.
If you referring to me posting to binaries, it was to CONTRIBUTE as you say and help the community of folks you left hanging after selling your product to use then disappearing. It seems to be something your known for as i got an earful from a few of your customers on how you ditched them. Not to mention it's been said that you have profited off of others "Daphne" "Scoreboard" work for years. There's a few people pissed off at you about that.
You took something and you modified it to fill a need, and you sold it, stopped supporting but, but are upset cause someone else wants to do something with it? I mean to be truthful, i had to modify some of your code and the board design to get it work 100% of the time.
None of us created Lair, and none of us own a copyright to any of this. You've taken and profited of off things that weren't really yours, so not sure how you can complain about anyone else making money off of your work, seems to be pot calling kettle black.
Anyhow, if it's that big of a deal to you, i will take the link down, even though i had to recompile and use a different .bin than what you gave me. The only thing that's trully 100% yours in that link is the dlusb tool, but per your post, that's not needed anyway.
