RNDIS Device debug with the XP

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    - Access denied on opening device with CreateFile I get an access denied error (error code 5) when trying to open an USB device with a CreateFile call. The program has worked before and stopped working a few days ago. It might be related to some Windows Update installation or installation of another USB device driver. I've tried different USB ports and uninstalling/reinstalling the driver, but nothing works. The driver is not digitally signed. I'm running Windows XP SP2 and the user account has full admin rights. Grateful for any tips that can help resolve this issue. -- Regards, Jesper Nordenberg Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101373
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    - WPP Global Logger C++ Support in WDK 6000 Is the global logging session supported in WDK 6000 for C++ drivers? I have an issue where the tracing preprocessor (WPP) supplies incorrect code in the generated .tmh file when defining WPP_GLOBALLOGGER. The following is the resulting error message: error C2664: 'RtlStringFromGUID' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'LPCGUID' to 'const GUID &'. The faulting line in the .tmh file is: Status = RtlStringFromGUID(ControlGuid, &GuidString) where ControlGuid is of type LPCGUID. Now, the signature for RtlStringFromGUID has as it's first parameter 'REFGUID' which is defined in guiddef.h as: #ifdef __cplusplus #define REFGUID const GUID & #else #define REFGUID const GUID * __MIDL_CONST #endif So what seems to be happening here is, when guiddef.h is included, the proper type for REFGUID is supplied by the C/C++ preprocessor as const GUID &. However, when the WPP preprocessor makes it's pass, it assumes it is working with the C prototype and tries to pass LPCGUID instead of const GUID & in the generated .tmh code. I suspect that this is a bug, so I wanted to see if anyone else is having similar problems. One thing I tried doing was adding the global logger to the tracedrv sample in WinDDk/6000/src/general/tracedrv/tracedrv and changing the source file extension from tracedrv.c to tracedrv.cpp. The exact same error was produced in this case. Any insight regarding this problem would be extremely useful. Thanks! -Andrew Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101359
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    - timeGetTime versus KeQueryInterruptTime Is KeQueryInterruptTime equivalent to timeGetTime? By "equivalent" I don't mean that they return the same value or the same units; I am asking if they are derived from the same physical clock. To put it another way, if you made repeated calls to both functions over time, would you see drift between the two or would they remain in sync? I found an entry in Larry Osterman's blog where he states that "timeGetTime() reads a field called the "interrupt time", which is updated periodically by the kernel". While this is not quite definitive documentation, it does strongly suggest that the two are equivalent. Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101358
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    - USB interrupt endpoint limitations 1) The endpoint descriptor has a minimum value of 1 ms polling period. Therefore it would seem that I can get a maximum of 1000 packets per second with each packet containing a maximum of 64 bytes of payload data. Maximum throughput then limited to 64000 bytes per second. Anyone disagree with this assessment? 2) On some computers it appears that though my USB device requests 1 ms interrupt endpoint polling the actual polling rate is 2 ms. Can anyone confirm this experience and explain it? Or better yet, tell me how to correct it. Thanks, J.R. Heisey Synaptics, Inc. Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101356
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    - =?Utf-8?Q?Mirror_Driver_and_Mouse_Pointers?= Hi all, We are using a Mirror Driver to track window configurations. We are also running some third-party software that draws custom cursors. Whenever the mouse pointer is in its drawing window, the third party application changes the cursor set. When the Mirror Driver is active, the cursors do not operate correctly. We have duplicated this problem with the Mirror Driver Sample and Windows XP SP2. We built the Mirror Driver Sample directly from the source in the 6000 WDK, and installed it. The Mirror Driver Sample comes with a test application, â??ddmlappâ??. To duplicate the problem: > ddmlapp â??e (enable - seems to attach to the Display) Now, using Control Panel, open up the Mouse property sheets. On the Pointers tab, there is a pull down list. Select a different scheme such as 3D-Bronze and hit Apply. From that point on, the cursors behave rather strangely. The cursors donâ??t necessarily change to the new set. Also, cursor chapes may not be changed when the pointer is moved across window borders and regions that would normally change the cursor shapes (Resize, Pointer, I-bar, etc). Some seem to have effect and some do not. To restore proper operation, re-run ddmlapp: > ddmlapp â??d (disable) Now the cursor set operation appears to be normal. Cursor shapes are displayed using the newly selected set and behave properly when crossing window borders and regions. Is there something we can add to the Mirror Driver that would prevent this? Does anyone have any ideas on what I should try next? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer. Jay Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101355
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    - LOVE OR LUST? http://love.c-o.cc -> DO YOU HAVE LOVE OR LUST? FIND OUT AT THE LOVE CALCULATOR! dating, dates, love, date, loving, lovers, loved, lust, boyfriend, girlfriend, cell phone, ringtones, jokes, funny jokes, funny ringtones, in love, love or lust, love calculator, calculator, horoscopes, chat, personals, romance, romatic ideas, message boards, dating advice, dating tips, dedication, relationships, weddings, thank you, wedding, fiance, horroscopes, compatibility, compatible, passion, flirt, flirting, flirty, passionate, love quotes, famous quotes, friendships, friendship, friends, poems, lusting, lust, make love, making love, love notes, sex. Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101354
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    - Installing Filter driver Hi, I am developing a filter driver for RDPWD driver. I am not able to place my filter driver on this driver. I am using inf file for installation. I use system as class in version section in inf file(thats the class of RDPWD driver). However the driver gets attached to PnP Manager. Please tell me how can I attach filter driver to a particular driver. Thanks in advance, Nilesh Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101353
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    - IWDFIoRequest::UnmarkCancelable does not release callback object Hello, it appears as if calling IWDFIoRequest::UnmarkCancelable does not directly release the respective IRequestCallbackCancel object, which has been passed when calling method IWDFIoRequest::MarkCancelable. By debugging the driver I can see that the reference counter is increased on calling IWDFIoRequest::MarkCancelable but not decreased when calling IWDFIoRequest::UnmarkCancelable. This poses a problem, because under certain conditions I want to remove a set of objects within my driver. However, one object is not freed, because its reference counter is not zero. However, when I remove the driver, then the destructor of this object is called and in the callstack I can see that it is called by the framework. So I supposed that this is the release call for the IRequestCallbackCancel object. Why is this object not directly released on calling IWDFIoRequest::UnmarkCancelable()? Best regards, Andre Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101352
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    - Installing printer driver and port monitor on vista Hi What's the best way to install a printer driver and port monitor on vista? I've looked at the Driver Install Framework, but it doesn't seems to be able to install my "virtual device". I have also tried to create a custom install application with AddPrinterDriver, AddPrinter and AddMonitor. This works fine on XP, but when run from a msi-package these functions fails with access denied on vista. I tried to set level=requireAdministrator in the manifest, but it doesn't seem to be enugh. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks! Tobias Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101351
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    - IWDFIoRequest::ForwardToIoQueue does not return immediately Hello, I am using different IoQueues for read, write, and IoControl requests in an UMDF driver. A request is first handled by an DefaultIoHandler and then forwarded to its respective queue using the method IWDFIoRequest::ForwardToIoQueue. I would expect, that this method returns immediately after it requeued the request, but instead the request is handled in the context of ForwardToIoQueue. Therefore, the call blocks until the request has been completed. This happens even when forwarding over multiple queues. Note, that these queues are configure with WdfIoQueueDispatchParallel or WdfIoQueueDispatchSequential. I suppose I could use manual queues from which I can retrieve requests in a thread separately created by my driver, to decouple the actual processing from the request. Is this the recommended way? What is the point of forwarding, if it does not return immediately? Thanks in advance for any comments or sugestions! Regards, Andre Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101348
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    - Mini-filters, are they supported Hi, I need to make a small file spy driver in kernel mode (mini-filter, i guess) It's not possible to this in usermode (UMDF), or ?? Should regular functions be used for this (FltXXX) or is it possible with new WDF The filter should'nt do much else than report some info about create/read/write's for particular files to user mode, where it will be validated and reported back to the driver. Thanks SSJ Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101346
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    - USB RNDIS halt message Hi, I am working on a wireless product, I am working on the USB Device side and making it as RNDIS CDC compliance. I am testing the device with Windows XP host RNDIS driver. During the intialization , the device is getting following messages 1)host sends the REMOTE_NDIS_INTIALIZE_MSG message 2)Deveice responds with the REMOTE_NDIS_INTIALIZE_CMPLT 3)host sent the REMOTE_NDIS_QUERY_MSG with OID "OID_GEN_SUPPORTED_LIST" 4)Device responded with the supported OID list 5)Host sends the REMOTE_NDIS_QUERY_MSG with OID OID_GEN_MAXIMUM_FRAME_SIZE 6)Device responded with the supported maximum transfer size(1500) 7)Host is sending the REMOTE_NDIS_HALT_MSG message How could i know from the host side, why it is sending the halt message. I have tried with even less frame size (64 bytes) in the response of OID_GEN_MAXIMUM_FRAME_SIZE but still host is sending the HALT message. Can you please tell what could be wrong with these sequence, how can i debug this, why host is sending the halt message. -best regards, Ravikishore Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101342
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    - Device Path Exerciser thread doesn't stopped I'm trying to use Device Path Exerciser to test my driver, but i found when the test start, my driver received create, clearup and close requests and then received a create request, later nothing request received from device path exerciser, while the device path exerciser shown the following message: DevPathExer has stopped making progress... Attempting to resume thread I don't know what's the problem Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101339
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    - Driver Installation Framework: newbie question I am not a device driver expert by any stretch of imagination. I am just an application programmer trying to package some drivers that are required by our application that interacts with external hardware devices using InstallShield 2008's driver installation framework. I have a really dumb question. The DIF wizard asks me to point it to an .inf file (belonging to, say, a printer driver). Once done, it automatically finds all the relevant .dll and .sys files. After InstallShield packages everything into setup.exe, I run it on the target machine and the driver files do get installed correctly but my question is what exactly is the meaning of "installation"? I was kindof thinking the framework will automatically add an icon for the printer (in the Start->Settings->Printers section) and associate the .inf file with it. Is that part still need to be done manually? Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101330
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    - Retrieving the Buffer for EvtIoDeviceControl in a KMDF Driver After the application has called the function DeviceIoControl( hDevice, IOCTL_ISOCH_ATTACH_BUFFERS, pIsochAttachBuffers, ulBufferSize, pIsochAttachBuffers, ulBufferSize, &dwBytesRet, &overLapped); the kernel (t1394_EvtIoDeviceControl function in \WINDDK\6000\src\kmdf\1394\driver\ioctl.c) retrieves the input buffer with WdfRequestRetrieveInputBuffer(Request, 0, &ioBuffer, &bufLength) ; PVOID ioBuffer; I tried to get the output buffer, so I set PVOID outputBuffer = NULL; and used WdfRequestRetrieveOutputBuffer(Request, 0, &outputBuffer, &bufLength); With this function, I have got the buffer's adress in outputBuffer. (*(PISCHO_ATTACH_BUFFER)outputBuffer shows the buffer's adress and it's the same adress as input buffer) Because I want to get some Information(pIsochDescriptor) in application, I tried to write in the outputBuffer with RtlCopyMemory((PISOCH_ATTACH_BUFFERS)outputBuffer, IsochAttachBuffers, OutputBufferLength); ( I tried also with *((PISOCH_ATTACH_BUFFERS)outputBuffer) = *IsochAttachBuffers; ) After that, I can see that the informations are written in the outputBuffer. But if I try to get the Information in user-mode (I mean after the calling DeviceIoControl function), it seems that the informations got lost (pIsochAttachBuffers->pIsochDescriptor is still zero.) Can somebody explain this? How can I bring some information from kernel to user mode (application)? thanks in advance min. Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101327
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    - Convert W2K3 drivers to W2K8 Hi We have a software system which contains 10 drivers, Mostly storage and filter drivers. All the drivers run on top of W2K3 servers. Is there an official guide\site\doc of what steps do we need to do in order to support W2K8 in our drivers? Thanks, Michael Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101326
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    - connecting to a handheld device using platform builder Hi, I have a MIPSII device with a WinCE 5.0 image flashed made by using AMDDBAU1100MIPSII BSP. What I like to know is how do I connect to this device using platform builder. This device has two serial ports, couple of USB ones and a Network port. I gave an ip address and connected a back to back cable to my host pc which has platform builder hoping that it would send bootme packets to my pc containing platform builder. I couldnot see anything. FYI the ip addresses in the host and the device are under the same subnet. I want to debug my driver and application in the platform builder just like I would do with a cepc machine. Can any one suggest me regarding this. If its not possible with platform builder, then how it is done. Thanks in advance Srinivas Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101325
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    - Troubleshooting driver installation Hi, I have a sound card driver that was successfully being installed on XP. Now on Vista I get 'A service installation section in this INF is invalid." How is it to troubleshoot that? Maybe there are tools in DDK that shows how everything is going on? Thanks. -- Andrei. Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101317
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    - how to solve the problem after include wdm.h Hi all, when I include wdm.h in my .c file and then compile the project, for example in the source file in the ddk src directory. I will get a lot of error and warning, why and how can I solve this problem? Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101315
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    - Do you recommend to use DMA in MPEG2 TS Video Streaming? Hi all, I am trying to stream MPEG2 TS data through USB to the PC for Directshow playback, i am developing a USB Avstream driver, understanding that DMA faster, uses less CPU time, but is quite hard to control and debug, my question is, do the experienced ones recommend to use DMA at all in this kind of application? or it dose not matter at all ? Thanks. -- -------------------------------------------- William Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101308
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    - Looking for a PCI sample driver for XP Please let me know where i can find the PCI sample drivers for XP. Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101307
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    - extension units sample Dear all, In "http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms803115.aspx", Could someone kindness tell me how to obtain "pUnkOuter" in the first line of the sample code? Much Thanks! -- Grap Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101305
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    - CoInstaller for class upper filter driver I'm working on a class upper filter driver for Image class. I need to do some operations after my filter driver has installed. I just want to know is there any way to write a CoInstaller for a class filter driver? Or, there is no concept of CoInstaller for a class filter driver? Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101303
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    - How to map a UMA frame buffer from kernel to user mode Hi, I post this question again since the last subject is not clear. I'm trying to implement a method to map a reserved virtual space (created by MmAllocateMappingAddress and MmMapLockedPagesWithReservedMapping) from kernel to user mode process. From the DDK description for VideoPortMapMemory, it seems we can do UMA (universal memory architecture) frame buffer mapping as suggested in the comments. The steps are: 1. Call InitializeObjectAttributes to get object attributes; 2. Call ZwOpenSection to get the handle of the section object; 3. Call ZwmapViewOfSection to get the virtual address of the view; My question is how to set up the relation between the reserved virtual space and the section view, that's to say, how to find a section object to represent the reserved virtual space? Any expert can help to give a hint? Thanks Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101297
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    - VCM Hi, i've developed a VCM codec/decoder and its works fine when is used into an avi movie but when i create and asf (with FSDK) the Windows Media player never call ICM_COMPRESS (other players do it) has anybody else had this problem ? thanks.. DaNieL Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101296
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    - vista does not call DrvStartPage after DrvStartDoc on 3 new dell I have a user mode printer driver that works on windows 2000, xp, and vista. About 1000 working customers (15 windows 2000, 900+ windows xp, and about 30 vista machines). One customer installed it recently on new Dell desktop computer. When I turn on the embeded debug on customer's computer the vista OS calls DrvStartDoc and then instead of calling DrvStartPage the OS calls DrvDisableSurface, does not generate any output and it completes without error. three non working customers machines two identical machines Dell Optiplex 4677 with 32 vista business edition 2037k ram Intel processor. third customer machine has same problem with new dell computer optiplex 740 with amd 64x2 antholon dual core 4200 2.2ghz 2gb ram running 32 bit vista business my machine is satellite p105 (toshiba) vista ultimate 2gb mem Works on my laptop running vista and several other vista installations. Driver is based on C:\WinDDK\6000\src\print\msplot compiled with vista wdk released 12-5-6 using Windows XP x86 Checked Build Environment Things I have tried to fix problem: Driver signing has no effect. Installing vista option for LPD Print Service, and LPR Port Monitor on my vista. Any thoughts as to why these 3 different customer dell desktops have this behavior? Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101295
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    - getting handle to device This one should be a no-brainer, I just added a dispatch routine to my bus filter driver that is supposed to return status information back. I register the interface in the AddDevice routine. This appears to be working, as I can see each instance enumerated under my GUID in the currentcontrolset\Control\DeviceClasses. The problem is after modifying the toaster examples enum application to use my GUID, I the SetupDiEnumDeviceInterfaces call fails and the last error is ERROR_NO_MORE_ITEMS. I double checked that I am using my new GUID, and that the correct number of instances of my device is in the registry. What I would like to know is how can I tell if my driver is not registering the interface correctly, or am I not accessing the interface correctly? Thanks Brian Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101293
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    - usb rndis device Hello, I am having a problem getting an USB RNDIS ethernet device that I have developed to work properly in Windows XP SP2. I am expecting the Windows provided class drivers usb8023/rndismp to be loaded. My device presents descriptor information as per the Microsoft RNDIS specification, but is not recognized and the complaint is "The device is not configured correctly". I have installed hot fix #890927 to no avail. Any insights would be most appreciated. Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101290
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    - How to create driver installation package using Microsoft installer Hi, I heard that, using Visual studio & microsoft installet, driver installation package can be created, if anyone knows about the approach, could you please guide me. I am having the .sys, inf, .dll & .exe files as a package, i know about using Application wizard these files can be placed whereever we wish, but how to install the driver from here? Thanks, Kota. Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101288
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    - Memory leak from IoCreateDevice and driver loading Hello, We're having a memory leak problem, and it looks like it comes from Windows. Windows leaks about 50-100 bytes anytime a driver gets loaded/unloaded, affecting both the device insertion case and manual load/unload of drivers via service control manager. The problem can easily be seen by using the ddk example and pooltag utility. - Using WDK, build <wdk>\src\general\ioctl\sys driver, and install it - run the awesome pooltag utility from OSR (http://www.osronline.com/article.cfm?article=98) Steps to reproduce: - launch pooltag utility. Filter the result to view only 'IoSe' and 'Pp ' tags. - install sioctl.sys from the ddk so you can "net start" and "net stop" it - anytime we "net start" and "net stop" sioctl driver, we see: - On Vista 32, 1-block 40-byte leak from 'IoSe', and 1-block 32-byte leak from 'Pp ' - On Vista 32 SP1 RC1, same thing - On XP SP2, no leak from 'IoSe' pool, but 1-block leak from 'Pp ' pool - No leak on Win2000 We did more debugging, using the poolhittag trick, and here's the result on Vista32: kd> ed poolhittag 'eSoI' =====================>>>> HERE : "net start sioctl" kd> g *** ERROR: Module load completed but symbols could not be loaded for sioctl.sys Break instruction exception - code 80000003 (first chance) nt!DbgBreakPoint: 81c578ce cc int 3 kd> k ChildEBP RetAddr 82cbb984 81d85327 nt!DbgBreakPoint 82cbb9a8 81d85287 nt!IopCreateSecurityDescriptorPerType+0x86 82cbb9c8 81d82fef nt!IopCreateDefaultDeviceSecurityDescriptor+0x115 82cbba78 909b4c11 nt!IoCreateDevice+0xcc WARNING: Stack unwind information not available. Following frames may be wrong. 82cbbad4 909b7054 sioctl+0x4c11 82cbbb18 81d871e0 sioctl+0x7054 82cbbcfc 81d8766f nt!IopLoadDriver+0x7ec 82cbbd44 81c78e18 nt!IopLoadUnloadDriver+0x70 82cbbd7c 81e254a8 nt!ExpWorkerThread+0xfd 82cbbdc0 81c9145e nt!PspSystemThreadStartup+0x9d 00000000 00000000 nt!KiThreadStartup+0x16 =====================>>>> HERE : "net stop sioctl" kd> ed poolhittag ' pP' =====================>>>> HERE : "net start sioctl". kd> g Break instruction exception - code 80000003 (first chance) nt!DbgBreakPoint: 81c578ce cc int 3 kd> k ChildEBP RetAddr 82cbb9c0 81d9e494 nt!DbgBreakPoint 82cbb9d0 81da2894 nt!IopAllocateUnicodeString+0x1b 82cbb9e4 81da2080 nt!PnpConcatenateUnicodeStrings+0x1e 82cbba40 81da353b nt!PipServiceInstanceToDeviceInstance+0x133 82cbba9c 81da2922 nt!PnpIsAnyDeviceInstanceEnabled+0xd7 82cbbb14 81d86e6b nt!PnpPrepareDriverLoading+0x61 82cbbcfc 81d8766f nt!IopLoadDriver+0x478 82cbbd44 81c78e18 nt!IopLoadUnloadDriver+0x70 82cbbd7c 81e254a8 nt!ExpWorkerThread+0xfd 82cbbdc0 81c9145e nt!PspSystemThreadStartup+0x9d 00000000 00000000 nt!KiThreadStartup+0x16 kd> g Break instruction exception - code 80000003 (first chance) nt!DbgBreakPoint: 81c578ce cc int 3 kd> k ChildEBP RetAddr 82cbba48 81da355a nt!DbgBreakPoint 82cbba9c 81da2922 nt!PnpIsAnyDeviceInstanceEnabled+0xf6 82cbbb14 81d86e6b nt!PnpPrepareDriverLoading+0x61 82cbbcfc 81d8766f nt!IopLoadDriver+0x478 82cbbd44 81c78e18 nt!IopLoadUnloadDriver+0x70 82cbbd7c 81e254a8 nt!ExpWorkerThread+0xfd 82cbbdc0 81c9145e nt!PspSystemThreadStartup+0x9d 00000000 00000000 nt!KiThreadStartup+0x16 kd> g Break instruction exception - code 80000003 (first chance) nt!DbgBreakPoint: 81c578ce cc int 3 kd> k ChildEBP RetAddr 82cbb93c 81dae37a nt!DbgBreakPoint 82cbb994 81dae0ff nt!PiUpdateDriverDBCache+0xf9 82cbba00 81dadf6b nt!PiIsDriverBlocked+0x141 82cbba58 81dadd64 nt!PiLookupInDDB+0x160 82cbba90 81da2b28 nt!PpCheckInDriverDatabase+0x69 82cbbb14 81d86e6b nt!PnpPrepareDriverLoading+0x267 82cbbcfc 81d8766f nt!IopLoadDriver+0x478 82cbbd44 81c78e18 nt!IopLoadUnloadDriver+0x70 82cbbd7c 81e254a8 nt!ExpWorkerThread+0xfd 82cbbdc0 81c9145e nt!PspSystemThreadStartup+0x9d 00000000 00000000 nt!KiThreadStartup+0x16 From the trace, it's easy to conclude that there's one memory leak from IoCreateDevice() and another memory leak from unicode string manipulation during driver load. I tried calling IoCreateDeviceSecure() instead, but the result is the same leak, since IoCreateDeviceSecure() ends up calling IoCreateDevice(): 82cbb984 81d85327 nt!DbgBreakPoint 82cbb9a8 81d85287 nt!IopCreateSecurityDescriptorPerType+0x86 82cbb9c8 81d82fef nt!IopCreateDefaultDeviceSecurityDescriptor+0x115 82cbba78 90996c11 nt!IoCreateDevice+0xcc 82cbbad4 90999054 sioctl!IoDevObjCreateDeviceSecure+0xe0 [d:\vistartm\base\wdmlib\wdmsec\io\iodevobj.c @ 284] 82cbbb18 81d871e0 sioctl!DriverEntry+0x44 [d:\winddk\src\general\ioctl\sys\sioctl.c @ 131] 82cbbcfc 81d8766f nt!IopLoadDriver+0x7ec 82cbbd44 81c78e18 nt!IopLoadUnloadDriver+0x70 82cbbd7c 81e254a8 nt!ExpWorkerThread+0xfd 82cbbdc0 81c9145e nt!PspSystemThreadStartup+0x9d 00000000 00000000 nt!KiThreadStartup+0x16 - Has anyone else seen this before? - Is this a genuine Windows kernel leak bug? Thanks! -- Irwan Djajadi National Instruments -- http://www.ni.com (4FJ8B6VF) Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101285
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    - HowTo Network Video Recorder (NVR) Hello, Anyone doing NVR? I wonder what is the basic principle. There are hell NVRs from different vendors that accept MPEG-4 stream, but interesting part is that these NVRs will just work with IP cameras from same vendor. Although those IP cameras also provide MPEG-4 stream. If cam and nvr is using same (MPEG-4) streaming then why we can't have interoperability ? cheers, ali Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101281
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    - [Commercial] Windows Device Driver Training from Professionals. Hello All, With a growing demand for Windows System Professionals, we are pleased to announce a new weekend batch of "Windows Internals and Device Drivers" for working professionals and Engineers. Course Highlights: Windows Internals - It includes topics related to key components of system like - Thread scheduling, I/O, memory management, - Windows Security - Debugging using Win Dbg to explore windows internals. Windows Device Driver It deals with important driver-building and designing mechanisms - Windows Driver Model and development - PnP Concepts - Storage Stack - Device Driver building, debugging, writing installer. - Synchronization, Interrupts, PnP Filter drivers. Labs Carefully designed labs and exercises which will help participants to apply knowledge gained through lectures immediately in their assignments. You will also design, develop and debug a simple USB driver. Starting Date : Saturday, December 15, 2007. Duration : 1.5 months for each module Timings : Saturday and Sunday, 3 hours per day. Venue : Concepts Systems, Pune 602-603, The Pentagon, Shahu College Road, Next to Pune-Satara Road, Near Panchami Hotel, Parvati. Pune - 411009. Registration: We encourage you to register at the earliest since there are limited seats. About Us: Concepts Systems Educational Services has always been in forefront for providing software professionals and aspirants with best-of-the-breed technologies which ensure that professionals/students remain on the cutting edge of technology and continue to win their goals. If you have any queries feel free to call us on 020-24216888 / 9960638738 Or mail us at training@conceptssys.com. For customized on- site training for your team, send a mail to info@conceptssys.com. Thanks & Regards, Team, Concepts Systems. Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101277
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    - LIST OF THE GODDAMN VIRUS ON WINDOWS XP, 2K, 2003, Etc... I remember Bill Gates announced his highly secured Windows in 2001, now we're in 2007 we still have with the same GodDamn Virus... Here they are: fastopen.exe printer.exe shell.exe spoolvs.exe findfst.exe tmp??.exe xxxtemp.exe wowfx.dll << this one is tricky to remove, run Windows in Safe mode, put a Folder/File there with the same name to block it. and lots more you name them... Microsoft Anti Virus program should not ask the user if they want to run or not runing the program in question. I think MS should have a signature to verify their own components. Every where I go, I heard people complained about being sick of Virus. This is unproductive for society and for Microsoft as well for not designing the OS correctly. Yup! Shame on Microsoft, because you provided many holes (10 places at least) for the intruders to place their Virus. You should watch those holes and do not allow any one to plug in anything while on the internet. I am sure the Virus writers can screw Vista as well, I know you have a better file protection but they will find a way to intrude it. Why? because Windows is a centralized system unlike Unix. Oh by the way, Wake up America, your enemies didn't hate your Freedom, they hate your Interference corrupting their Kingdom (Said Osama BinLadin, at least he is being Honest, unlike your president making things up endlessly...) Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101274
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    - LIST OF THE GODDAMN VIRUS ON WINDOWS XP, 2K, 2003, Etc... I remember Bill Gates announced his high secured Windows in 2001, now we're in 2007 we still have with the same GodDamn Virus... Here they are: fastopen.exe printer.exe shell.exe spoolvs.exe findfst.exe tmp??.exe xxxtemp.exe wowfx.dll << this one is tricky to remove, run Windows in Safe mode, put a Folder/File there with the same name to block it. and lots more you name them... Microsoft Anti Virus program should not ask the user if they want to run or not runing the program in question. I think MS should have a signature to verify their own components. Every where I go, I heard people complained about being sick of Virus. This is unproductive for society and for Microsoft as well for not designing the OS correctly. Yup! Shame on Microsoft, because you provided many holes (10 places at least) for the intruders to place their Virus. You should watch those holes and do not allow any one to plug in anything while on the internet. I am sure the Virus writers can screw Vista as well, I know you a better file protection but they Virus writers will find a way to intrude it. Why? because Windows is a centralized system unlike Unix. Oh by the way, Wake up America, your enemies didn't hate your Freedom, they hate your Interference corrupting their Kingdom (Said Osama BinLadin, at least he is being Honest, unlike your president making things up endlessly...) Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101273
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    - Application sample for UVC extension units Dear all, I found it is hard to complete the sample application for UVC extension units that is described in "http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms803115.aspx". If there is someone had done it, could you please help me? Much thanks! -- Grap Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101272
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    - How to use make a UMA frame buffer mapping from kernel to user mod Hi, I'm trying to implement a method to map a reserved virtual space (created by MmAllocateMappingAddress and MmMapLockedPagesWithReservedMapping) from kernel to user mode process. From the DDK description for VideoPortMapMemory, it seems we can do UMA (universal memory architecture) frame buffer mapping as suggested in the comments. The steps are: 1. Call InitializeObjectAttributes to get object attributes; 2. Call ZwOpenSection to get the handle of the section object; 3. Call ZwmapViewOfSection to get the virtual address of the view; My question is how to set up the relation between the reserved virtual space and the section view, that's to say, how to find a section object to represent the reserved virtual space? Any expert can help to give a hint? Thanks Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101269
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    - Virtual Desktops, like in *nix with Xserver Hello, I am sure you know about Virtual Desktops. UNIX had them for about 20 years. There are some implementations for Windows too, even a Microsoft one, but for some reason they all suck. The primary reason is that they provide only an emulation of the real stuff -- basically they minimize one set of applications in one desktop, one set in another and so on -- they aren't real Virtual Desktops. The best implementation so far seems to be Virtual Dimension, but it still sucks, mainly because there are application that make hacks in the GUI, ignoring any recommendation. The main issue, is that all this are emulations -- Windows doesn't have the capability for Virtual Desktops. That is why I have thought of implementing it via a driver! I am not sure what the best way is -- I need to make it hardware independent -- that is -- it should not matter what video card you use. I think I should implement a filter driver somehow, but still don't know what exactly it should do -- I am asking here for suggestions. Thanks in advance. Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101245
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    - Find reg key name by handle. Hello, Could please somebody say if there, in Windows API, is a function to get the registry key name by its open handle (HKey)? I want to get it after successful hK = SetupDiOpenDevRegKey(DeviceInfoSet, DeviceInfoData, ...) (probably I overlooked something, or there is a better way? Google didn't help me.) Thanks. Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101243
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    - USB Host Controller and USS Hub Hi All, I am a windows driver developer working on USB. I have few questions on USB. 1.Role of Host Controller driver/hw and Root Hub driver/hw in enumerating a newly connected usb device. 2.How does usbhub.sys know the device connected to roothub? Does Host controller hw/driver informs it? 3.Is there any difference in device detection when connected to the root hub port and the externel hub port(usb hub connected to the root hub). I suppose same driver is loaded for the root hub as well as external hub. 4.Does USB Host Controller use any ISR for detecting the device connected to the root hub? If so what about the device connected to the external hub. 5.Will (Host controller? or Hub?)keep polling by itself on all the visible ports for the device arrival? If you know, where all this information regarding the Host Controller and Hub exists, please give the references to me. Exact sequence of events happening, i.e device detection, address assignment and pdo creation by the bus driver(usbhub.sys) and polling mechanism. Thanks in advance, Vivek. Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101241
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    - d Drive full with system restores I am in need of urget help before my PC dies. I have a Presario 56500NX with partitioned drives. All of my programs and files are saved on C drive. C drive capacity is 144GB, free space is 124GB with 86% free space. Drive D is a totally different story! Capacity 5.14GB Free space is 982MB with only 18% free space. I researched it, and on both drives did "disk cleanups", "file compressions", uninstalled programs no longer used, defraged both drives, deleted all "system restores" with exception of current date. I copied my 1 system restore to disks. Can I now go in and delete all the files on D drive. HP support advised me to un-install my OS and reinstall. Will that work??? I really don't want to hose my PC...I use my PC to work from home. I am desperate for help!! :>( Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101239
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    - MmProbeAndLockPages for user buffer pointer I have some doubts on mapping user pointers in the kernel - Lets say I have to have a user pointer passed within a struct as input to deviceiocontrol. I need to read stuff from this user pointer location. So within the driver dispatch handler I do the foll: mdl = IoAllocateMdl(userBuf, userBufLen, FALSE, TRUE, NULL); // Probe and lock within a try except loop MmProbeAndLockPages(mdl, UserMode, IoReadAccess); ASSUMING I never send the userBuf down to any other lower driver, dpc or completion routines - can I read from userBuf pointer directly within the dispatch handler ? .. Or do I still have to call MmGetSystemAddressForMdlSafe and only access the returned virtual address ? I guess I am not entirely certain if the userBuf virtual address is guaranteed to be valid with just doing a ProbeAndLock. Is there any way this virtual address could become invalid ? Also - can the contents of this userBuf be modified (say by another "bad" thread in the calling process) while this userBuf is locked for read in such a manner ? TIA --ks Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101233
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    - BREAK_RESERVATION returning STATUS_INVALID_DEVICE_REQUEST Would anyone know why IOCTL_STORAGE_BREAK_RESERVATION would return STATUS_INVALID_DEVICE_REQUEST ? This is issued using IoCallDriver() in my driver, the request originates from the MS cluster service I believe. I've checked the values in 'Irp->AssociatedIrp.SystemBuffer' as per the STORAGE_BREAK_RESERVATION_REQUEST structure, they seem correct. If I issue the exact same IOCTL synchronously to the same LUN / device from within my driver it completes without any error. Anyone got any ideas, suggestions or clues ? Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101232
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    - Retrieve USB_DEVICE_DESCRIPTOR only once from USB-device Hi, I try to validate my USB-device by checking its descriptor entries. Thus I added the following code to the IRP_MN_START_DEVICE routine: UsbBuildGetDescriptorRequest(...); IoBuildDeviceIoControlRequest(IOCTL_INTERNAL_USB_SUBMIT_URB,...); This works so far, BUT analyzing the USB-transfers after plugging in the device I get the following USB-stream: 1. SetAddress() 2. GetDescriptor(Device) 3. GetDescriptor(Configuration) ... Now my Driver starts and I get another GetDescriptor(Device). Is it somehow possible to get the USB-descriptors from the lower USB-Bus driver without resending a GetDescriptor-request to the USB-device? Or is it some odd behavior of the Host-Controll-Driver? Thank you for your help Emanuel Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101231
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    - possible bug in e100bex ndis DDK 6000 sample ? The function NICReturnRFD(Adapter, pMpRfd) pulls a HW RFD corresponding to pMpRfd from the linked list and adds it to the tail. While sofware links will be ok, the HW RFDs link will be broken because, pHwRfd->RfdCbHeader.CbStatus = 0; pHwRfd->RfdActualCount = 0; pHwRfd->RfdCbHeader.CbCommand = (RFD_EL_BIT); pHwRfd->RfdCbHeader.CbLinkPointer = DRIVER_NULL; AND // Link it onto the end of the chain dynamically pHwRfd = pLastMpRfd->HwRfd; pHwRfd->RfdCbHeader.CbLinkPointer = pMpRfd->HwRfdPhys; pHwRfd->RfdCbHeader.CbCommand = 0; WILL only fix the CURRENT and NEXT links and NOT the PREVIOUS HW RFD link. There should be a way to fix the previous HW RFD link pointer also. something like pPREV_RFD->RfdCbHeader.CbLinkPointer = PENULTIMATE_TAIL- >RFD_PA This code luckily works as long as pMpRfd in NICReturnRFD(Adapter, pMpRfd) is the HEAD ENTRY. In MpHandleRecvInterrupt ( ... ) it was a lucky case and in MPReturnNetBufferLists(...) and a couple of other places it looks like a BUG. Can some one clarify? I have attempted a pictorial description of the bug hw_rfd1 -> hw_rfd2 -> hw_rfd3 will become 2 sets hw_rfd1 -> hw_rfd2 AND a hanging hw_rfd3 -> hw_rfd2 !! because of bad linking of pHwRfd->RfdCbHeader.CbLinkPointer thx ugk Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101225
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    - How to make a deviceobject active? I am writing two deviceobjects, one in in PNP stack and it will be active after MN_START_DEVICE. How about the other deviceobject which is not in PNP but in the same driver? Does CreateFiile require deviceobject started in order to get handler or not? Thanks in advance, Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101222
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    - Virtual Cdrom Driver Port to Vista Dear all, I have a Virtual Cdrom Driver, it can emulate an ISO file on network drive as a Cdrom.It works well on Win2k/WinXp/Win2003. I need to port it to Windows Vista, but it can't work well. In this driver, I use DO_DIRECT_IO as I/O flags, use MmGetSystemAddressForMdl( Irp->MdlAddress) to get current Mdl Address, and use ZwReadFile to read data from Virtual Cdrom. I also use MmGetMdlByteCount(Irp->MdlAddress) to get the length of system assigned buffer for Mdl. On Win2k/Xp/2003, ZwReadFile can be executed normally. For the first 3 executed times for ZwReadFile, the length of Mdl buffer is 2k, from the 4th time of executed ZwReadFile, the length of Mdl buffer is 4k. But on Vista, ZwReadFile can be only executed 3 times, the length of Mdl buffer is also 2k for these 3 times. For the 4th executed times of ZwReadFile, the Mdl buffer is 32k, ZwReadFile is blocked and can't be executed anymore. Also the driver is blocked. Can anyone give me a hint for this issue? Any help will be appreciated! Brs, David Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101221
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    - a help for nand flash driver Hello everyone: Recently, I prepared for designing a nand flash driver ,using Samsung products. So who can give me some advise for me . I am so appreciate your help. best regarding . Yori Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101220
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    - Microsoft audio miniport driver We have developed a driver using the microsoft miniport. A probem we have is that either the miniport or the wave system stalls when other applications start up or windows are max/min ed on the screen. Is there some way around this problem? -- lee quodlibet programmer Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101218
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    - vista driver update I am working on windows device driver for 1394 for 32-bit Vista. I found it strange that I cannot update my already-installed unsigned driver after I made changes to driver code and recompiled. I was able to install driver first time. But updating driver is the problem. It updates the driver only after I changed the inf file date and version. For my testing this is really cumbursome. Everytime I compile the driver after minor change, I cannot reinstall the driver. I have to change inf file also with some other version number. Is this necessary? Any workaround for my driver testing. I didnot have problem with windows XP wherein we can do "have disk" and overwrite the driver binary. I want to replace driver binary with new driver binary for testing. Other information about driver can remain same. Is there any simple way to do this? I wish the driver installtion process be mature enough/simple enough that it wont change just for every version of OS. Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101203
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    - Windows Vista SP1 RC symbols Are Windows Vista SP1 RC (6001.17052.071129-2315) symbols available? Tag: RNDIS Device debug with the XP Tag: 101202

Hi,

I am working on the RNDIS Device Firmware. I want to test device with
the windows XP host . I have downloaed rndis
driverkit2005(rndismpy.sys & usb8023y.sys) from the msdn site and
installed on the host windows XP machine. Since my device is still
under development the driver is not loaded fully on the XP. But host
is sending initalization messages and my device is responding to all
the NDIS message quries.But after few messages host is sending the
HALT message. I could not get any debug messages on the host thorugh
windows debugger.

I would like to know how i can debug this problem, Any other RNDIS
host driver test kit is available to test the Device.

What environment (tools& kits) i can use to test the My RNDIS device
during the development stage. (host RNDIS sofware which sends rndis
initialization and queries messages and prints the logs)

Best Regards,
Ravikishore

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RE: RNDIS Device debug with the XP by garyli

garyli
Fri Dec 14 08:48:02 PST 2007

using checked build rndis drivers is one of approaches.

-Gary

"ravi" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am working on the RNDIS Device Firmware. I want to test device with
> the windows XP host . I have downloaed rndis
> driverkit2005(rndismpy.sys & usb8023y.sys) from the msdn site and
> installed on the host windows XP machine. Since my device is still
> under development the driver is not loaded fully on the XP. But host
> is sending initalization messages and my device is responding to all
> the NDIS message quries.But after few messages host is sending the
> HALT message. I could not get any debug messages on the host thorugh
> windows debugger.
>
> I would like to know how i can debug this problem, Any other RNDIS
> host driver test kit is available to test the Device.
>
> What environment (tools& kits) i can use to test the My RNDIS device
> during the development stage. (host RNDIS sofware which sends rndis
> initialization and queries messages and prints the logs)
>
> Best Regards,
> Ravikishore
>
>

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