tEtherMedia Device Driver Development Page

Device Driver Development
TetherMedia has vast and deep experience in writing drivers for numerous operating systems. We began developing drivers for Unix systems starting from the PDP-11 Unix in 1980 unto latest version of SUN Solaris and Linux systems. Microsoft drivers development started with Windows NT 3.0 beta in 1993 and unto the recent Windows XP.
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List of operating systems we've developed drivers under:
Windows NT, XP Windows 2000 Windows 9x Solaris Unixware and OpenServer AIX HP-UX	Linux and Embedded Linux FreeBSD Digital Unix (OSF/1) VxWorks pSOS DOS OS/2	Also See: Embedded and DSP Development ECTF NeMerge/CTMedia Development

Diverse categories of drivers completed:

VOIP and wireless drivers
Computer telephony cards (Dialogic)
Network protocol modules such as TCP/IP, X.25, H.323, DECNet, IPX/SPX,PPP, SS7, and more
Network drivers such as NDIS, Unix STREAMS, Linux net_device, BSD Network Driver, DLPI
Ethernet cards
Token ring cards
Wireless and fiber ATM cards
ISDN cards
T1/E1 cards
High-speed, multi-line serial communications cards
Fax cards
Open-platform DSP cards
Speech recognition and text-to-speech cards
PCI-to-VME Bridge driver
File system filter drivers
Serial port filter drivers
Disk and tape controller drivers
NSC Fiber Channel driver
Performance measurement driver module

See complete capability listings
Device driver development methodology link
Custom Development step-by-step engagement procedure link