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From: Rus Foster <rghf@fsck.me.uk>
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Subject: Maybe OT: Unregistering a USB device
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Hi All,
 Sorry if this is OT but I'm not quite sure where this falls. Basically
what I have ATM is I'm running VMWARE and would like it to be able take
control of one of two USB-Mass Storage devices I have. So I am wondering
is there any way that I can "un-register" a USB device? I've done some
googling but couldn't find anything obvious

All the best

Rus

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