Can sombody from Cypress clarify the "Resellers Rights" issue? I.e. if the only modifications are to the INF file, is it possible to get WHQL certification without performing the entire suite of testing?

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Private Label Resell Rights

Can someone from Cypress please address this question?  What, exactly, is needed in order to ship a driver that will install (with or without warnings) on 64-bit Vista/Win7?

Hi,

In http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/winlogo/hwrequirements/default.mspx the DTM Global policy document explains the policies with regards to WHQL submissions.

In page 24 which talks about Reseller submission policy, quoting point 5

" The reseller company cannot change the hardware or software when relabeling or repackaging the product." i.e. by reseller it is assumed that the hardware is not changing. Which is not the case here. Also WLK 1.4 and above is running USBCV tests based on the OS being tested for. So the test can fail even because of non-handling of certain standard USB requests.

Since the hardware used is not the same, Reseller is not applicable in this case.

Regards,

Anand