Darren New wrote:

> This is actually true for some types of USB devices. I.e., USB has a 
> mechanism whereby it can provide the driver to the machine when you plug 
> it in. (I think the driver gets presented as files on a "removable disk" 
> interface, which the OS is supposed to recognise and install and restart 
> the USB device afterwards.)

Interesting. And how do you account for the fact that the USB device 
could be connected to any possible computer architecture, running any 
possible OS?

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