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> > It claims to support USB and such ...

 > USB network cards, that is... hardly very useful when we don't support
 > most USB controllers.

Then you'd better start coding, Uriel:-).

Seriously: my point was that it *claims* to support a wider range of 
"stuff",
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    e.g., USB to serial port device, ethernet card, home phone network 
device

than Project Evil, so maybe it's a better starting point,
in case PE is too specific to certain classes of ndis drivers.

Dave.