Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP

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    - BUG: Known issues with intermediate (IM) driver samples FYI: Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 323458 BUG: Known issues with intermediate (IM) driver samples http://support.microsoft.com?id=323458 Stephan Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38399
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    - compilation problem i am not able to get .sys for ndisuio. code gets compile without any problem on win2k checkbuild. ---------- C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\src\network\ndis\ndisuio\sys>build BUILD: Adding /Y to COPYCMD so xcopy ops won't hang. BUILD: Object root set to: ==> objchk_w2K_x86 BUILD: Compile and Link for i386 BUILD: Loading C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\build.dat... BUILD: Computing Include file dependencies: BUILD: Examining c:\winddk\2600~1.110\src\network\copy of ndis\ndisuio\sys direc tory for files to compile. c:\winddk\2600~1.110\src\network\copy of ndis\ndisuio\sys - 7 source files ( 4,981 lines) BUILD: Saving C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\build.dat... BUILD: Compiling c:\winddk\2600~1.110\src\network\copy of ndis\ndisuio\sys direc tory Compiling - objchk_w2k_x86\i386 for all platforms Compiling - objchk_w2k_x86\i386 for all platforms Compiling - objchk_w2k_x86\i386 for all platforms BUILD: Linking c:\winddk\2600~1.110\src\network\copy of ndis\ndisuio\sys directo ry Compiling - objchk_w2k_x86\i386 for all platforms Compiling - objchk_w2k_x86\i386 for all platforms Compiling - objchk_w2k_x86\i386 for all platforms BUILD: Done 3 files compiled ------------------------------------------------------------------- build log shows ----------------- BUILD: Computing Include file dependencies: BUILD: Examining c:\winddk\2600~1.110\src\network\copy of ndis\ndisuio\sys directory for files to compile. Compiling c:\winddk\2600~1.110\src\network\copy of ndis\ndisuio\sys directory ******************** 'nmake.exe /c BUILDMSG=Stop. -i NTTEST= UMTEST= NOLINK=1 NOPASS0=1 386=1' jvc /nologo /cp C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\public\sdk\classes\afc.zip;C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\public\ sdk\classes\classes.zip;C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\src\network\Copyofndis\ndisuio\ sys; /g /w4 /d objchk_w2K_x86\i386 'jvc' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. jvc /nologo /cp C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\public\sdk\classes\afc.zip;C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\public\ sdk\classes\classes.zip;C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\src\network\Copyofndis\ndisuio\ sys; /g /w4 /d objchk_w2K_x86\i386 'jvc' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. jvc /nologo /cp C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\public\sdk\classes\afc.zip;C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\public\ sdk\classes\classes.zip;C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\src\network\Copyofndis\ndisuio\ sys; /g /w4 /d objchk_w2K_x86\i386 'jvc' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Linking c:\winddk\2600~1.110\src\network\copy of ndis\ndisuio\sys directory ******************** 'nmake.exe /c BUILDMSG=Stop. -i LINKONLY=1 NOPASS0=1 NTTEST= UMTEST= 386=1' jvc /nologo /cp C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\public\sdk\classes\afc.zip;C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\public\ sdk\classes\classes.zip;C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\src\network\Copyofndis\ndisuio\ sys; /g /w4 /d objchk_w2K_x86\i386 'jvc' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. jvc /nologo /cp C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\public\sdk\classes\afc.zip;C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\public\ sdk\classes\classes.zip;C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\src\network\Copyofndis\ndisuio\ sys; /g /w4 /d objchk_w2K_x86\i386 'jvc' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. jvc /nologo /cp C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\public\sdk\classes\afc.zip;C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\public\ sdk\classes\classes.zip;C:\WINDDK\2600~1.110\src\network\Copyofndis\ndisuio\ sys; /g /w4 /d objchk_w2K_x86\i386 'jvc' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. -------------------- i have changed some options in SOURCES files, i removed "-DNDIS51=1", as i was compiling for 5.0. and also in bind i removed 80211 headers. any idea why it is so. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38395
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    - CreateFile failure Hi all, i have been trying to get handle of my protocol driver from usermode but not able to get. attaching the code. van you tell me where can be the error. Device name is "Proto". CHAR ProtoDevice[] = "\\\\.\\\\Proto"; CHAR * pProtoDevice = &ProtoDevice[0]; HANDLE GetHandle( CHAR *pDeviceName ) { DWORD DesiredAccess; DWORD ShareMode; LPSECURITY_ATTRIBUTES lpSecurityAttributes = NULL; DWORD CreationDistribution; DWORD FlagsAndAttributes; HANDLE TemplateFile; HANDLE Handle; DWORD BytesReturned; DesiredAccess = GENERIC_READ|GENERIC_WRITE; ShareMode = 0; CreationDistribution = OPEN_EXISTING; FlagsAndAttributes = FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL; TemplateFile = (HANDLE)INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE; Handle = CreateFile( pDeviceName, DesiredAccess, ShareMode, lpSecurityAttributes, CreationDistribution, FlagsAndAttributes, TemplateFile ); if( Handle == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE ) { Handle = CreateFile( "\\\\.\\Global\\Proto", DesiredAccess, ShareMode, lpSecurityAttributes, CreationDistribution, FlagsAndAttributes, TemplateFile ); } return (Handle); } any idea how to make it work. regards, Puneet Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38391
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    - Device Object NULL in completion routine Hi, In my FSD filter, I am building up my own IRP to send to the lower driver so that I can get some info (QueryDirectory) about a directory. The problem is that when my completion routine is called, it contains proper data, but the device object I get is NULL (is this normal?). Also my stack location seems to be wrong since it no longer contains the parameters (minor/major functions say), that I setup. Any clues? TIA, -- -Farooque Khan http://farooque.150m.com Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38390
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    - Class GUID issue Hi I write a new driver for 2k/xp,this device is not in system-supplied device setup class. so , I create my class name and GUID myself in inf file. I use ClassInsatll32 section,so,It is ok when install my driver to OS. And driver can work normal. But the inf file is tested by HCT11.2's infcheck,It have a error that "class ### is unrecognized". Please tell me, if i miss some phase. Best Regards, Alex Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38385
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    - How to Set port crystal frequency and clock pre-divisor by program? hi,everyone! Now,I want to set the properties of "Crystal Frequency" and "Clock Pre-Divisor" of com port by program in WIN98. Anyone tell me how to do? Thanks a lot! Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38384
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    - contraints for pagespersheet and booklet Hello how do u contraint print proc provided features ( N-UP and Booklet ) in Unidrv . pagespersheet is not a standard feature in Unidrv ( not a *Feature ) is this correct. thanks -Naveen Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38377
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    - API to rollback driver? Does anyone know of a way to invoke the "Roll Back Driver" functionality of Windows XP programmatically? I've searched the MSDN docs and the web to no avail... Anyhow, I'd like to invoke a rollback during an uninstall of a "custom" driver, so that we can revert to the default driver when uninstalling ours. Thanks in advance, Lee Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38376
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    - Maximum StrMini Driver Size?? I am developing a stream class mini driver based on usbcamd. Today I ran into an extremely odd BSOD that I initially thought was related to some memory management code that I had added. It turns out that the problem is that I added code. I have reached the state where the following will take the driver from functional to non-functional. int i for(i=0;i<1;++i){} I can add this, or equally useless code in a variety of different functions (none of which are called) and cause this error. The BSOD message is about a page fault in the non-paged area caused by ks.sys. It occurs when I attempt to render the capture pin on the filter. The driver can be loaded and unloaded as many times as one likes without error. I am wondering if this can be related to SRB_PAGING_OUT_DRIVER? I noticed that the INF file (intelcam) I copied does set PageOutWhenUnopened registry setting. Is it possible that enabling this can cause this error or is there some other possibility? This is running on XP Pro SP1. Regards, Tom Udale Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38374
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    - Sound Capture Hi, I have a problem.... actually it is a thing to do on my list, and I wondering if anyone can give me a hint or two on where to look for tackling it. Well, all I need to do is to intercept and capture sound (wav or raw doesn't matter) that only a certain application generates opposed to whole system (all apps.). The app. uses none of the fancy directx stuff, just plain win32 APIs (MCI I think) Any thought on how should I begin looking for this solution? Thanks in Advance, Paul Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38373
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    - Win2k printer minidrivers running on NT 4? Is it possible to run Win2k printer minidrivers (Unidrv-based) on NT4? I'm told that SP6 installs Unidrv - is it compatible? Thanks, Aaron Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38371
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    - Device Extension for NDIS miniport driver I am writing a NDIS miniport driver. From DDK documentation, I was told to use NdisRegisterDevice instead of IoCreateDevice to create a device object. However, the same documentation also says that the device extension for an object created with NdisMRegisterDevice is reserved for use by NDIS and cannot be used by the driver. I want to modify the device extension to store any state status and information. How can I do that? Thanks, Billy. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38370
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    - Win2000 startup w/o VGA Can an embedded Win2000 system be started without VGA, keyboard and mouse hardware? NT4.0 used to choke when VGA was absent. Thanks. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38369
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    - SetupCopyOEMInf - avoiding prompts during install I have a new driver install and an old driver install that use different source media locations. I have been using SPOST_PATH for the OEMSourceMediaType when I call SetupCopyOEMInf. This is leading to setup problems because the old INF is selected by SetupAPI during install. This INF points to an installation directory that does not exist and the user is prompted for the correct location of required files. I think the root of this problem is that the PNF has to old source media information. Should I call SetupCopyOEMInf with SP_COPY_REPLACEONLY copy style to update the old PNF if it exists and then call it again with the SP_COPY_NOOVERWRITE copy style to copy it sure the PNF has the current source path info (if needed)? I'm installing an IM driver on 2000/XP. Thanks, Shawn Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38364
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    - Hardware ID in win 2000 and UpdateDriverForPNP My .inf has an entry for that says _01 %xyz.DeviceDesc%=xyz.Device,USB\VID_xxx&PID_yyy I am trying to install the driver for the device for the case where the device is plugged in but the Add New hardware wizard was cancelled by the user. Now, if I pass the HWID "USB\\VID_xxx&PID_yyy", updateDriverfor.. fails with 20B (no_such_device) I think. Then if I change it to "USB\\VID_xxx&PID_yyy&Rev_0001" (which I know from the registry whenever I install this successfully in the nice ol' plug device after software installation way) AND also change it in .INF, my updatedriver.. succeeds and device is shown working properly with the correct name in device manager. So my question is, what is that Rev.. thing? is it like a hardware revision? if so, I would not know every possible revision number in advance and would like to keep it generic for the device? How do I achieve that? What is the correct entry in .INF and correct HardwareID to be passed to the function updatedriver.. Thanks for your time. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38363
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    - Installing devices Could you give me any example how to programmatically install devices. It should work properly at 9x, 2000/XP platforms. I've tried "working" samples from ddk's, but they were not worked properly. Thank you. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38360
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    - Child Display Driver... Hi, I want to implement a WDM Child Display Driver and request I2C interface from display driver which I am going to use to send the DDC/CI data to Monitor. One option was to have WDM child driver to miniport but I am exploring this possibility. Is it possible to make a WDM driver a child driver to main display driver and how do I specify that this is child driver of display driver so that system and display driver can understand this ? Any help in this regard will be appreciated.. Vishvesh Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38358
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    - What's the rule to call IoCompleteRequest for power Irp? I understand when should call IoCompleteRequest for PnP Irp. For Power Irp, it seems have different rule. I am confused, I don't know when I should call IoCompleteRequest for power Irp, when should not. For example, bulk usb sample code of XP DDK. In set device power state process, IoComplete routine of power Irp calls IoCompleteRequest to complete Irp when power up. However, IoComplete routine doesn't call IoCompleteRequest when power down. Why it needn't call IoCompleteRequest? What's the rule to call IoCompleteRequest for power Irp? Can anyone tell me? Best Regards Jackal Huang Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38354
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    - Writing Data to BIOS Hi, Is there a way for writing data onto BIOS.I want to write data of size 20 bytes for validation purposes in the BIOS from an Application.Can we do this with C APIs.Any help is appreciated. Shyam. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38352
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    - Help on Win2k and USBD_STATUS_DEV_NOT_RESPONDING Hello Everyone, I have written a NDIS-WDM (USB) driver. I ran the NDISTest on Windows XP. There was no problem. Then I used (ported) the same driver on Win2K (by setting NDIS50 instead of NDIS51). Surprisingly, I am getting a strange problem. When I run heavy traffic tests (like 2c_PerformanceProfile and 2c_SendRecv1), I get a strange error in the middle of the transfer. I get STATUS_DEVICE_DATA_ERROR in the IRP Status and USBD_STATUS_DEV_NOT_RESPONDING in the URB Status. But the device is connected and running. I tried doing RESET_PORT at the error condition. But it does not help. Also, when I remove the cable also, I don't get STATUS_DEVICE_NOT_CONNECTED in Win2k (like I get on WinXP). Instead I get STATUS_DEVICE_DATA_ERROR (and USBD_STATUS_DEV_NOT_RESPONDING). How can I handle the conditions? Even though the device is connected and working, I get USBD_STATUS_DEV_NOT_RESPONDING and when the device is not connected also I get the same error. There is no difference in the errors. Since mine is a NDIS-WDM driver, I don't get SURPRISE REMOVAL event on Win2K (as I get on XP). So, I cannot detect the surprise removal also. I have to wait for the MiniPortHalt to be called which does not happen until I stop the USBD IN/Read transactions. If I ignore the first error of USBD_STATUS_DEV_NOT_RESPONDING, I get ENDPOINT_HALTED error in the subsequent IN/read transactions. I know at least one of you might have faced the same/similar problem. Can anyone please help me in having a work-around for this problem. If I am doing something wrong in my driver, please let me know so that I can correct the same. Thanks in advance for the great help. Best Regards, GNRaj Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38350
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    - Enumerating NIC's Registry key Is there a way to get the NIC's registry entry path in order to open it with the standard ZW registry routines? I want to open a key under the NIC's key and then enumerate its entries. Is there a way to do that? Gram, Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38349
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    - pull man from burning printer Passers-by, neighbors fight fire in Exeter. Re: pull man from burning home Passers-by, neighbors fight fire in Exeter. > !!!!!! wrote > >Okay, there was a fire and a couple of guys were heroes. That's nice, but >it's obviously nothing more than a religious agenda. So why crosspost it to >misc.emerg-services? berry why not thats where it should be Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38347
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    - Device object creating in 2003 Hello, I am making some device driver for DVD media. But I have trouble for DVD multi-drive that can support DVD-R/RW, DVD- RAM media at same time. So I need change it's device type depending on media. Also, I want to create DosDevice which will be a mount point of media. ( This works good in Windows 2000 ) What I am trying to do: 1. Change device type from FILE_DEVICE_DISK to FILE_DEVICE_CD_ROM or reverse. 2. Create virtual driver letter( ex, z:\ ) which is symbolic linked to '\Device\xxxx'. * basically both 1 & 2 are working good in windows 2000, but not in windows 2003. Where I am at: 1. When the system boots up, I create Device node with FILE_DEVICE_DISK. When a DVD-ROM media inserted, delete that node and create new device node with FILE_DEVICE_CD_ROM as same device name. ( In case of DVD- RAM media, use it as it is. ) The deletion and new creation device node returns success. But when I try to get File system using NtQueryVolumeFile, the process is hang. I quess the device type is not changed. 2. When I got some ioctl, I create 2 device nodes. One is \Device\xxxx with FILE_DEVICE_DISK and the other is \DosDevice\z:. And I did symbolic link both. Here, I got success return value for all step. But I cannot look up \DosDevice\z: even if I can see \Device\xxxx.( with WinObj.exe ) The data I/O to z: works good. But I can't see z: drive in window explorer. * But when I make a windows service application which do as same step of #2, the service application can create \DosDevice\z: and z: is visiabl in window explorer. Both 1&2 device driver is made of LEGACY type not PNP. Let me know if you need any more details. Thanks. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38346
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    - Triggering DrvNotify calls in multi-monitor environment I have a multi-monitor environment in Windows XP (both primary and secondary monitors active) and am trying to determine what I can do in the graphics driver of the secondary to trigger a DrvNotify call to the primary's graphics driver. DrvNotify calls are made to both primary and secondary if the origin of the secondary changes. But all I want to do is trigger the primary DrvNotify call without doing something drastic like changing origins. Thanks, Armin Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38343
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    - Problem in Resuming the machine after suspend I have a USB2.0 video capture device connected to a laptop. If the video capture device is connected through a USB 2.0 hub, then the machine resumes properly from a suspend. But if connected directly (without a hub), then the machine does not resume after suspend and it hangs. How should I go about debugging this issue ? Thanks. Hannah Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38342
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    - Similar Devices in Device manager: UPDATE I do not know what subject I used earlier and cannot see my post until 3-4 hrs since I am using google. Just to let people know that I formed the right search string and found this helpful post: http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&selm=%23WQ%24H%23VfDHA.2236%40TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl and my problem has been solved. Sorry if anyone spent their time already. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38335
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    - Information of PEPROCESS Or I can find the good format of recording of variable PEPROCESS? I have make research on Internet and what I find is information completely bad. For example imagefilename is actually in the position 0x173 (PEPROCESS) instead of 0x1fc. I nothing any more includes/understands there. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38330
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    - Two similar devices in Device Manager after preinstall Hello, What I am trying to do: Preinstall a driver so that a device that is already connected (but not gone through/cancelled the found new hardware wizard screen) works without disconnect and reconnect. (since I cannot make animations showing "plug it in now" :) ) Where I am at: I know the hardware id of the device and I am using a code very similar to install.c in the DDK sample for installing the driver using UpdateDriverForPlugAndPlayDevicesSoThatTheUserDoesNotHaveToGoThroughTheFoundNewhardwareScreen function. It seems to be working, well, only partially. I am on w2k, and have to use the SetupDiGetINFClass/ SetupDiCreateDeviceInfoList/ SetupDiCreateDeviceInfo sequence. In the end, the call to Updatedriver.. succeeds but I can now see *two* USB devices with same name in the device manager (the name is correct), one is shown working correctly and the other has a yellow companion. Enum\USB has information about 1 device and it is what it should be. ( My removal code thinks there are two devices also I do GetClassDev, EnumDevices and then callClassInstaller with REMOVE, it thinks it has removed two devices.) What am I doing wrong? Let me know if you need any more details. I am new to this and do not know exactly what things are most relevant. cheerio! Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38329
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    - No InterlockedAnd available in builds When using WDM.H in the XP DDK (same problem in the 2003 Server DDK), my build isn't finding any conditional- compile section that has a definition for InterlockedAnd in it. Are there special compile options or something I need to set to get to use this function? As far as I know, I'm doing a regular x86 build. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38323
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    - where can I get Driver Install Frameworks Tools? Hi, Everyone! I read a couple of papers on the Microsoft site about the upcoming new "Driver Install Frameworks Tools" (DIFxApp and DPInst) that were supposed to have come out in December 2003 (Version 1). But all I ended up doing is filling out some survey about participation in Beta 1 program which seemed to have ended already. I want to try out these Tools and see if they help us develop good driver installations, but I cannot even find trial versions of this software. What is the status of these Tools? When and where can I get a hold of trial/beta versions of these? -igor. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38318
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    - silent install of non PnP Modems I am new at the driver topic, I hope anyone can help me: I want to silent/automatically install a non Pnp Driver. It is a modemdriver... Any ideas how to do this? Thanks in advance! Mario Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38317
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    - USB MIDI driver under Windows XP Hi all, We have designed an USB firmware that is a combined Audio+Midi device. We have choosen to use standard USB descriptors to avoid developping drivers under Windows XP. Everything is working fine under Windows XP SP1 except that if we use the midi port with whatever application, if we unplug the USB device (Even if the midi port is closed !) then it stalls the complete plug-and-play system for a good 10 minutes ! Any idea ? Thanks Vincent Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38316
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    - Support for IADs How do add support for IADs in Win2000.The driver will be a bus enumerator as I understand it.What IRPs will the driver support and how will it expose the interfaces to the upper layers Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38313
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    - HELP on HCT for WINDOWS NDIS Driver Hi folks, I ran the HCT 11 for my NDis driver. unfortunately, it seems to give "Could not retrieve build type from system" for each and everything. I am unable to make out as to what is the exact issue. I have posted the same in a couple of groups: http://groups.google.com/groups?dq=&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&group=microsoft.public.windowsxp.winlogo&selm=3936cdfb.0401060542.22079d53%40posting.google.com http://groups.google.com/groups?dq=&hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&group=comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.nt.kernel-mode&selm=3936cdfb.0401060519.25a03062%40posting.google.com I got no resp, hence, well.. I am pasting the log message below: Note: my link name is "Sample Ethernet over USB Link". ----LOG START--- 01/06/2004 16:26:30 LogName Total Passed Failed Warned Created Duration 1c1m_wstr2add.htm 6 5 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:29 00:00:01 1c1m_wnetevu.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:27 00:00:01 1c1m_wresete.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:28 00:00:01 1c1m_wsckoptt.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:28 00:00:01 1c1m_wsete.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:28 00:00:01 1c1m_wsockett.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:29 00:00:01 1c1m_wsocketu.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:29 00:00:01 1c1m_whtons.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:25 00:00:01 1c1m_wioctlr.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:26 00:00:01 1c1m_wioctlt.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:26 00:00:01 1c1m_wioctlu.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:26 00:00:01 1c1m_wntohl.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:27 00:00:01 1c1m_wntohs.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:27 00:00:01 1c1m_wcreatee.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:23 00:00:01 1c1m_wdupsock.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:24 00:00:01 1c1m_wenobuft.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:24 00:00:01 1c1m_wenump.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:24 00:00:01 1c1m_wgqos.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:25 00:00:01 1c1m_whtonl.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:25 00:00:01 1c1m_start.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:21 00:00:01 1c1m_starth.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:22 00:00:01 1c1m_startr.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:22 00:00:01 1c1m_startl.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:22 00:00:01 1c1m_wadd2str.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:23 00:00:01 1c1m_wclosee.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:23 00:00:01 1c1m_sockett.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:20 00:00:01 1c1m_socketu.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:20 00:00:01 1c1m_sockoptr.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:20 00:00:01 1c1m_wsckoptr.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:21 00:00:01 1c1m_wsckoptu.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:21 00:00:01 1c1m_listenr.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:17 00:00:01 1c1m_enobufsr.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:18 00:00:01 1c1m_enobufsu.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:18 00:00:01 1c1m_ioctlt.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:19 00:00:01 1c1m_ioctlu.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:19 00:00:01 1c1m_socketr.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:19 00:00:01 1c1m_acceptr.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:15 00:00:01 1c1m_acceptu.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:16 00:00:01 1c1m_acceptun.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:16 00:00:01 1c1m_bindr.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:16 00:00:01 1c1m_bindt.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:17 00:00:01 1c1m_bindu.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:17 00:00:01 WHQLConfigCheck.htm 5 5 0 0 01/06/2004 08:26:12 00:00:01 1c1m_b0addrt.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:14 00:00:01 1c1m_b0p0at.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:15 00:00:01 1c1m_b0portt.htm 5 4 1 0 01/06/2004 08:26:15 00:00:01 Total 231 186 45 0 00:00:46 1c1m_wstr2add.htm Failed: Variation #5 [0] Could not retrieve build type from system: 10.1.1.7 Warned: Log contains no warnings Variation #1 Loading scripts... TD-27.14 wstr2add Functional Test ***************************************************************** Date/Time: 1/6/2004 8:26:30 AM Script: E:\HCtInst\testbin\ndistest\scripts\wsd\1c1m_wstr2add.wsf NDIS Test: 4.03.0029 OS Type: Microsoft Windows XP Professional (Desktop) OS Version: 5.1 Build 2600 (Service Pack 1) Uniprocessor Free 2600.xpsp1.020828-1920 BIOS Date: 07/03/03 BIOS Name: ASUS - 42302e31 CPU Type: x86 Family 15 Model 2 Stepping 9, GenuineIntel Processors: 1 Loop Count: 1 Driver Verifier Selection: Ignore WHQL Test Mode: Yes ndis.sys: 167552 8/29/2002 10:09:26 5.1.2600.1106 Free Driver Verifier Level: Disabled Test Device SUMO: 10.1.1.7 over Sample Ethernet over USB Link ***************************************************************** Variation #2 Binding/Unbinding Protocols CreateBindCtrl GetProtocolInfo Get the list of supported protocols - NDIS Usermode I/O Protocol - Point to Point Protocol Over Ethernet - Point to Point Tunneling Protocol - Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol - Remote Access NDIS WAN Driver - Message-oriented TCP/IP Protocol (SMB session) - WINS Client(TCP/IP) Protocol - Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Variation #3 Verify we have correct number of tests cards. Variation #4 Set MessageIP, ConnectionID, LocalIP, RemoteIP for each machine. Setting test adapter info. Test IPAddress : '10.1.1.7' Test ConnectionID: '0' Setting message adapter info for test adapter Message IPAddress : 10.1.1.7 Message ConnectionID: 0 Variation #5 Initialize CommandLine, BuildType, SrcLogFileDir, and DestLogFileDir for each machine. szTempNDTDir=E:\HCtInst\testbin\ndistest About to get build type from adapter: 1 with connection id of 0 BuildType= FAILED: [0] Could not retrieve build type from system: 10.1.1.7 Variation #6 Restoring any changed bind status of Protocols 1c1m_wnetevu.htm Failed: Variation #5 [0] Could not retrieve build type from system: 10.1.1.7 Warned: Log contains no warnings Variation #1 Loading scripts... TD-27.14 wnetevu Functional Test ***************************************************************** Date/Time: 1/6/2004 8:26:28 AM Script: E:\HCtInst\testbin\ndistest\scripts\wsd\1c1m_wnetevu.wsf NDIS Test: 4.03.0029 OS Type: Microsoft Windows XP Professional (Desktop) OS Version: 5.1 Build 2600 (Service Pack 1) Uniprocessor Free 2600.xpsp1.020828-1920 BIOS Date: 07/03/03 BIOS Name: ASUS - 42302e31 CPU Type: x86 Family 15 Model 2 Stepping 9, GenuineIntel Processors: 1 Loop Count: 1 Driver Verifier Selection: Ignore WHQL Test Mode: Yes ndis.sys: 167552 8/29/2002 10:09:26 5.1.2600.1106 Free Driver Verifier Level: Disabled Test Device SUMO: 10.1.1.7 over Sample Ethernet over USB Link ***************************************************************** Variation #2 Binding/Unbinding Protocols Not changing bindings for this script Variation #3 Verify we have correct number of tests cards. Variation #4 Set MessageIP, ConnectionID, LocalIP, RemoteIP for each machine. Setting test adapter info. Test IPAddress : '10.1.1.7' Test ConnectionID: '0' Setting message adapter info for test adapter Message IPAddress : 10.1.1.7 Message ConnectionID: 0 Variation #5 Initialize CommandLine, BuildType, SrcLogFileDir, and DestLogFileDir for each machine. szTempNDTDir=E:\HCtInst\testbin\ndistest About to get build type from adapter: 1 with connection id of 0 BuildType= FAILED: [0] Could not retrieve build type from system: 10.1.1.7 ----LOG END -- Thanks in advance NM Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38311
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    - Need help to develop WDM child driver Please point me to msdn or links where I can get information on how to develop WDM child to which is used to fetch i2c interface from Video miniport driver on WIndows XP and Windows 2000 platform Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38310
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    - What must I do to trigger Autorun on my USB storage device? I am looking for some infomation that would help me make my installation program automatically execute from a USB Flash Drive. I found some information in MSDN the following is an extract of that ---------- If you need to make a USB storage device that executes Autorun, the following two conditions must both be true: . Media must be marked as removable. . The device can be set to either static or removable. ----------- The complete information can be found at this location http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/hwdev/bus/USB/usbfaq.mspx The problem is that incase of a USB storage device the media may not be marked as removeable. My question, 1. Is it possible to fool windows by specifying removeable media even for USB drives by burning the media type as removeable on the device itself? 2. Does windows read the media type information from the device or it simply ignores the value of the media for USB drives? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Rajesh Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38308
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    - [Q] Passthru Questions This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0008_01C3D475.3AF82930 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hi! I'm looking at the Passthru sources from the Windows 2003 DDK and I've = got some questions about it: 1.. MPQueryInformation() returns NDIS_STATUS_PENDING even if the = return from NdisRequest() is NDIS_STATUS_SUCCESS. MPSetInformation() = doesn't do this, so why is it necessary to always return = NDIS_STATUS_PENDING from MPQueryInformation? 2.. MPHalt() does not wait for any pending rx packets to be returned. = This goes against what the DDK docs say for the MiniportHalt function. I = looked at the MUX sources and the mux driver's MPHalt() does wait for = all pending rx packets to be returned. Why would this not be needed for = passthru? Thanks! ------=_NextPart_000_0008_01C3D475.3AF82930 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2800.1276" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD><FONT face=3DArial><FONT size=3D2> <BODY> <DIV>Hi!</DIV> <DIV> </DIV> <DIV>I'm looking at the Passthru sources from the Windows 2003 DDK and = I've got=20 some questions about it:</DIV> <OL> <LI>MPQueryInformation() returns NDIS_STATUS_PENDING even if the = return from=20 NdisRequest() is NDIS_STATUS_SUCCESS. MPSetInformation() doesn't do = this, so=20 why is it necessary to always return NDIS_STATUS_PENDING from=20 MPQueryInformation?<BR></LI> <LI>MPHalt() does not wait for any pending rx packets to be returned. = This=20 goes against what the DDK docs say for the MiniportHalt function. I = looked at=20 the MUX sources and the mux driver's MPHalt() does wait for all = pending rx=20 packets to be returned. Why would this not be needed for = passthru?</LI></OL> <DIV>Thanks!</DIV></BODY></HTML></FONT></FONT> ------=_NextPart_000_0008_01C3D475.3AF82930-- Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38306
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    - Is that true? Microsoft website (http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/ddk/winddk.mspx) said that "Microsoft Windows XP SP1 DDK is not supported", but "Microsoft Windows 2000 DDK is supported". Is that true? It seems to me XP DDK is more current than 2000 DDK. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38302
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    - Filtering Read Hi, I am modifying a upper volume filter driver (similar to diskpref). The operation i am trying is to filter the read. In IRP_MJ_READ i try to block the IRP and then issue my own read IRP to read some data from the disk and then return my read buffer with the original IRP. Now the problem I am facing is the new IRP I am sending down is returning status pending. And after that the system becomes unstable when i try to wait for the IRP completion :( . Can any one help me getting to the bottom of this problem. Is there any i/o mgr restriction that only one read irp can be sent to the underlying device at a time? Please help. Praveen. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38300
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    - Unidriver conflict warning problem Dear ALL: I'm developing a driver based on Unidrv. I have a problem as follows: After opening Printer Preferences property sheet, I go to "Paper/Quality" tab, then I go back to "Layout" tab and check duplex(print on both sides). Conflict warning signs for media types such as transparency does not display immediately in the media list box. The warning signs will come out after I select the media type as transparency, click apply and let the system solve the conflict. Also, the conflict warning signs will display correctly if I do not go to "Paper/Quality" tab before checking duplex. I checked .gpd file. It should be correct. I suspect it might be the problem in my ui plug-in dll. Can anyone give me a suggestion? Thanks. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38293
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    - UpdateDriverForPlugAndPlayDevice not working in Server 2003 I have an application which launches the installation of my driver using the UpdateDriverForPlugAndPlayDevices function. Under XP Pro SP1 it works as expected. However, under Server 2003 SP1 the device does not install, even when logged in as the administrator. It appears from the setupapi.log that the error is related to my CoInstaller indicating that the default action to should be taken in response to the DIF_REGISTERDEVICE callback request. According to the Server 2003 SP1 DDK, the request is documented as "Can Handle" for Class Installers and CoInstallers, not "Must Handle". So the question is why Server 2003 is finding the default action should be performed response as not acceptable? Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38289
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    - Question about Unidriver conflict warning Dear ALL: I'm developing a printer driver based on Unidrv. I have a problem as follows: After opening the Printer Preferences property sheet, I go to the "Paper/Quality" tab, then I go back to the "Layout" tab and check Duplex(print on both sides). The conflict warning signs for media types such as transparency in the "Media" list box does not display. The warning signs will come out after I select transparency, click apply and let the system solve the conflict. Also, the conflict warning sign will display correctly if I do not go to the "Paper/Quality" tab before checking duplex. I checked the .gpd file. It should be fine. I suspect it's the problem of my ui plug-in dll. Can anyone give me any sugestion on this problem? Thanks Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38288
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    - Loading lower filter on disk devices. I have a lower filter driver that I would like to attach to the DiskDrive device class ({4D36E967-E325-11CE-BFC1- 08002BE10318}). Unfortunately, when I try to load it on this device class, the system will crash during the boot process. The stack trace indicates the fault occurs in nt! IopMarkBootPartition. It does not seem that any code in the driver itself, even DriverEntry, is ever getting called. The same drive will load and function if it is attached to the CDROM device class ({4D36E965-E325-11CE- BFC1-08002BE10318}). Is there some trick to loading lower filters on DiskDrive device that I don't know about? Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38286
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    - WriteCommand - PJLmon Is it possible to do a writeCommand in pjlmon, to send a command directly to the printer and not in the print job queue? if yes, I want to know how.. Thanks Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38285
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    - how to prevent OS from picking the old INF over new one Hi, everyone! I am having a problem with automatic driver installation. Namely, I followed the general guidelines from the DDK examples when pre-installing the drivers: I copy the INF with SetupCopyOEMINF to the Inf directory. Everything works fine until the time when I need to install the updated version of the driver. If I copy another INF with a different DriverVer (new date and version), the OS invariably picks the first INF (oem1.inf and not oem2.inf). Setupapi.log records the fact that since the driver is unsigned, the date is ignored. I know that if I manually delete the old INF, the OS will pick my new one (oem2.inf). But I want to avoid scanning through every INF to see which ones can be deleted. Our device is used for highly specialized purposes and works only with our software, so there is not much hope for getting it signed. What can I do to my new INF to make sure that the Configuration Manager picks the newer one every time the automatic device install runs? Are there any other options for me? -igor. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38274
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    - Steps to create WDM Child Display Driver What are the steps to create WDM Child Display Driver on Windows XP. This driver is required to get i2c interface exposed by Miniport driver provided by display adapter vendor. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38273
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    - reading sectors from hard disk under Win9x Hi everyone i'm developing some Win application. How to implement reading sectors from hardisks under this OS. Under W2K i have used CreateFile and ReadFile, but i'm looking way how to do it under 9x. Regards, Robert Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38265
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    - Printer driver questions Hi, a couple of questions. 1) I cant read data in my language monitor, without using StartDocPort ( when not printing ) This seems OK, but when selecting output to FILE: it keeps prompting me for a filename. How do I avoid this ? 2) When updating the language monitor, I need to reboot for changes to take effect. Is this how it is supposed to work ? 3) When I use SetPort with an error, the spooler isnt notifyed unless Im printing When I try to print later, the spooler is halted ( as expected ) but I dont get a status telling me what is wrong I use custom errors, ie settings the string member in SetPort PORT_INFO_3 structure Any help ? Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38264
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    - Memory Re-Allocation Question HI, I was going through the halloc() function for allocating huge memory. I wanted to know if there was any system call that can be used to reallocate the memory allocated using halloc(). If anyone is aware, could you please reply. Also, I am interested in knowing what is the limitation in using Global ReAllocation, GloabalReAlloc(), in an appliation. Thanks. Madhu. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38263
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    - Microsoft EHCI driver & Multiple URBs Hello, There seems to be a problem of posting concurrent URBs down to the USDB when working with high a speed devices over Microsoft EHCI driver - Sometimes the second pending IRP never completes. In a message from Alexander Grigoriev posted here it can be understood that this is an issue of Microsoft EHCI driver. We are using the latest EHCI driver from Microsoft on an XP SP1 Os (Driver ver: 5.1.2600.1106) with a USB2.0 hub based on Ali chipset. Replacing this driver with the driver from the USB2.0 hub vendor (Ali in our case) solved the issue. Has anyone had a similar problem, has anyone managed to send multiple concurrent URBs to the USBD (with high speed device over Microsoft's EHCI driver) without the driver getting stuck? Any info suggestions or comments regarding this issue will be highly appreciated. Regards, Yariv Ze'evi. Tag: Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows XP Tag: 38262

FYI:

Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - 813542
Change in how self-directed loopback packets are processed for Windows
XP
http://support.microsoft.com?id=813542

Stephan

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