Added UNG Software's The GRUB Switch as VID 1209, PID 2015 (changed from 1955 after reviewer request) - #448
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Pids in the range 0x1000 - 0x1FFF are reserved. Please pick a PID >0x2000.
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Requested PID has been moved from 1955 (restricted range) to 2015. Thanks. |
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Dear pid.codes team,
I've just uploaded the first functional version of my USB storage device that can be used to direct GRUB to boot a specific operating system. Would be grateful for your support by granting me a unique VID/PID.
Cheers,
Ruediger W.