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That means you must install libusb drivers on the target. If you're going to do that, there is no need for a composite device descriptor, libusb can access mice and keyboards without any tricks. The method I described doesn't require any drivers or libusb to be installed. However, using libusb mean...

I have found a better solution. In short, the way to achieve my goal is to decalre two devices in hid descriptor: one for keyboard/mouse, one for a hid-data device. LibUsb can claim the device(s) even so. It works fine under Linux or Windows platform. If you want more detail, the website below is wo...

xiangrui wrote:For Windows, it is unlikely. The system will claim full control of the USB HID keyboard. For Linux, I am not sure, but probably you can do it.

-Xiangrui

Thanks for your tips.

Hello everyone, rencently I got a interesting idea --- making a customizable keyboard, but I came accross some problems I can't figure out. I hope you can help me. Thanks a lot. As the similar projects which have been done, making a usb-hid keyboard is not a difficult task. I want to customize the k...