"DONALD G. DAVIS" wrote:

I haven't used NUSB, but it sounds complex and problematic. I've
personally had good results with JDUSB in Win98SE (assuming USB 1.1
and 2.0). The whole driver set consists of these three files:

JDUSBMS INF 1,403 01-04-05 11:56p JDUSBMS.INF
JDUSBMS SYS 10,176 02-10-03 1:53p JDUSBMS.SYS
JDUSBPD PDR 9,125 02-10-03 1:51p JDUSBPD.PDR

Those files are from a Lexar USB driver set known as the
"Lexar/WinTricks" package where the .inf file was modified to cause most
mass storage devices to be added as "bulk" or generic, and it also
effectively bypasses any 3rd party software from being required to
operate the device. BULK is like a giant floppy drive, it requires no
3rd party access software.

The original package can be found he

http://www.wintricks.it/download/wtgenusb.zip

Contains these files:

Jdusbpd.pdr .... Windows\System\IoSubSys
Jdusbms.sys .... Windows\System32\Drivers
Wtgenusb.inf ... Windows\Inf (aka Jdusbms.inf)

I've also found it at an alternate location:

https://www-user.tu-chemnitz.de/~ygu...%20Storage.zip

The .inf file in that one is different, maybe there might be some
benefit to combine it with the first one to improve it? I scanned the
..sys and .pdr files from the .de location on virustotal, and they both
come up as harmless.

If you go up one directory to this:

https://www-user.tu-chemnitz.de/~ygu/hs/

There's a lot of win-9x and DOS software there.