What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean?

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 - PCMCIA Registry settings for Win 2000 Where is the information for interpreting (and setting) the registry entries for a PCMCIA device under Win 2000? Is there a complete list of the req'd entries, optional entries, etc? Thanks Larry D Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35749
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 - Control Panel Extension Can anyone point me to a _good_ resource of developing a control panel extension? Any sample code perhaps? If not, am I on the right track with IShellExtInit and IShellPropSheetExt and that this is a standard MFC dll? What routines do I need to export, extend in order for this to run? Thanks guys -- Brian V. Minier Interactive Imaging Systems, Inc www.iisvr.com Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35744
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 - What library for OpenPort Erhmm... I cant find OpenPort anywhere... what LIB should I include ? TIA Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35739
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 - link to opensource virtual com port driver ... Hi Thanks to those who replied to my post regarding help with writing a virtual COM port driver. I am instead using code from opensource project called IrCOMM2k - a virtual COM port to Infrared driver For those that are interested, you can find the project at sourceforge.net/projects/ircomm2k Regards Fabio Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35735
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 - MS iSCSI software initiator Hi All I am developing a SCSI port filter driver. This driver works fine with other SCSI ports but there are some problems when used with MS iSCSI software initiator. When we send an SRB with SCSIOP_INQUIRY request to a SCSI device through the port device, the port returns STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL (which does not explain the problem). When we send the same request through the PDO that was created for that specific SCSI device, it never returns. It also does not return IOCTL_SCSI_PASS_THROUGH / SCSIOP_INQUIRY requests. Does the iSCSI initiator support SCSIOP_INQUIRY requests? Why does it fail our requests? Thanks, Gregory Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35732
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 - W2K3 ASR Restore With Non Native Supported Tape Drives? Is it possible to make a ASR Restore on W2K3 Server with a non native supported tape drive? Is there a way to load my oem tape driver during the ASR Restore process? I have no problem making the ASR Backup tape and floppy but the tape drive is not recognized during ASR Restore because it is natively supported (ASR Restore requires W2K3 Server Install CD). I have no problem if the tape drive is natively supported (tape drive listed in tape.inf). Thanks! Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35731
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 - PCI Slot Expansion I want to design a pci board which will expand one pci slot through a pci-bridge and pci-local bus and get two slot. I wonder if there is any driver problem? say i plug a audio card into the expanded slot? thanks Hui Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35730
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 - where to find check build of wzcsvc.dll Hi, This might be the wrong newsgroup for this kind of question.. Using WinXp SP1 with WPA patch 815485. Where can I find the check build of wzcsvc.dll (version 5.1.2600.1181) msdn says that I am able to obtain check builds at msdn subscribers download. I browsed it and found Windows XP Professional with Service Pack 1a - Checked/Debug - (English) from 11/4/2003 12:37:00 PM my file (the not checked build) is from 10/3/2003 but before downloading that one I would like to know that the file I am after is actually in this package. thanks /Niklas Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35710
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 - USB Port I/O Hi, I think microsoft does provides generic USB drivers. But I wonder how to access USB ports from my C program ? Is there any API's available for USB I/O ?? (...like one provided for Serial Communication) e.g. how do I enumerate number of USB Ports on my system programmatically ? Or do we have to make a custom device driver for the same ? Thanks & Regards, Atur Shah Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35709
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 - how to install a NT legacy driver to WIN2000 and WINXP? I have developed a driver for a serial smartcard reader in WIN NT4.now I want to develop one driver for the smartcardreader in WIN 2000 and WIN XP.I have heard that the NT legacy driver directly controls the hardware,however,in win 2000,Micrepsoft offers serial.sys and serenmum.sys for serial.how can I directly control the hardware? in a word ,what shall I do in order to install a NT legacy driver for a serial smartcardreader in WIN 2000?The reader does not support PC98 specification,which means that it can not be enumed by serenum.sys,does not support PNP.) Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35705
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 - how to uninstall default driver and install my own? I have to develop PCI card driver for our custom wireless card. My role is to develop PCI device driver. As I do not have hardware currently, I'm thinking of testing my driver using existing network card - RTL8139(A) fast Ethernet. To do above, I uninstall driver provided by Microsoft. And When I restart the PC for installing my driver, default driver is installed again already. I went to registry also and made changes, but without any advantages. Could somebody pour some light on how to uninstall default driver and install my own? TIA, Sanjeev Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35700
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 - viky@tridentinfosol.com hello i have a pci device,in which a particular bit in the control register is meant for interrupt enable. On interrupt enable i get interrupt. So i am supposed to clear the interrupt. i have few basic doubts what would happen when next interupt is generated & previous interrupt is still pending?? System hangs!! what this indicates. How is the interrupt handling taken place internally?? any suggestion is appreciated. viky Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35694
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 - Display Properties How do you go about adding a custom tab to the display properties -> settings -> advanced monitor tab list? Any samples available? Thanks T Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35686
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 - Orientation disoriented Hello, I'm writing a printer driver. It's very generic except for the small amount of custom stuff I needed to add. I think the problem is in the <generic> code. If I print a document that has three pages, for example, the first is portrait, the second is landscape, and the third is landscape the problem occurs. The first and second print correctly, but the third always prints out as portrait. Beyond that, if the document has more pages, they will all remain "portrait" even if I used page setup to make them portrait. If I print directly, the problem does not occur, it only happens when I choose to spool. Preview works fine as well. It seems that the default devmode is being copied back over to the current devmode just before the third page prints. In general, it will only print the first "landscape" page correctly and then forever print portrait. I think my drvDocumentPropertySheets function may be the problem, I don't show the property sheet dialog to the user, but must still handle the calls to the function from the O.S. Is it possible to have the DM_COPY and DM_MODIFY flags both set on the same call? If so, do I copy the pdmIn param to my internal devmode AND copy the internal devmode to pdmOut? If so, it seems logical to update the internal devmode first then copy it to pdmOut, rather than the other way around. True? I've looked at the DDK plot example, but it doesn't seem to apply. A sample drvDocumentPropertySheets function that does not actually show an interface would be most helpful. Wishful thinking department: I hope this is one of those "Oh yeah, I've seen that a hundred times, here's the fix." type bugs. Any takers...please. Thanks for saving me from eternal agony, Tom Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35680
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 - Stopping mirror driver How do you stop a mirror driver once it's been started ... without rebooting the machine? Thanks in advance to everyone! -- Brian V. Minier Interactive Imaging Systems, Inc www.iisvr.com Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35673
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 - accessing pcmcia function control registers, xp First, some background. I've got a custom pcmcia card based on an old memory card. The card contains the usual flash memory for the disk (which I do NOT use or even care about) and then some custom stuff that hangs off of I/O space. The tuples in the CIS are correct but do not contain the required resources. My driver is implemented as a filter driver on top of memcard.sys. I handle IRP_MN_FILTER_RESOURCE_REQUIREMENTS to add my I/O requirement and also add the DevicePrivate resource that dictates stuff like wait states and width. I then get the assigned I/O resources when START_DEVICE comes through my filter. Looking at a debug version of pcmcia.sys with the debug mask turned on full, everything looks ok as my card is installed. It sees my memory window, it sees my I/O range, it has the right values in the config resource section of the output, it correctly reads my tuples and knows that I have one function control register (FCR). It _seems_ happy. Now for the "but" everyone is expecting. Part of the project's functionality requires that I be able to change that first FCR (the Configuration Option Register) dynamically as dictated by the actions in a user program. Everything I've read says the function control registers are part of attribute memory and sit just after the 512k area reserved for the CIS tuples. My approach is to issue an IRP_MN_READ_CONFIG to device I'm filtering to read all of attribute memory (length of 513 - 512 for CIS and 1 for FCR), change my single register and issue an IRP_MN_WRITE_CONFIG to change attribute memory. Doesn't work - if I issue a second READ_CONFIG after I've done the WRITE (which returns STATUS_SUCCESS), the data starting after the CIS area is back to its old value. In fact, I issued a READ_CONFIG with a big buffer and it contains the 512 CIS area repeated over and over for as big as the buffer. My WRITE has no affect. If I can't set this register on the fly, this whole effort is useless. My question - how do I write to that first FCR? Windows XP, SP1 Thanks, Judy (cross posted to OSR's ntdev list) Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35672
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 - A fake USB bus driver What I am trying to implement is a fake USB bus driver. I took as a boilerplate Eliyas Yakub's bus driver and modified it to serve IOCTL_INTERNAL_USB_ requests. Then as a root enumerated bus driver I try to expose a fake USB mouse PDO. The Device Manager successfully enumerates it and shows entries under "Usb Human Interface Device" and "Mice and other pointing devices". So it seems stacks are build successfully. After enumeration the PDO of the HID stack gets Create and Read requests, but the PDO in the fake USB stack does not get a corresponding IRP_MJ_INTERNAL_DEVICE_CONTROL request as it occurred in the case with a regular USB mouse and normal USB stack. And, yes, I register/activate GUID_DEVINTERFACE_USB_DEVICE on my PDO and create SymbolicName parameter under Device Parameters (I wonder what for) What do I miss here? TIA Andrew Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35658
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 - How to stop Passthru miniport driver service Hi, I am having problem uninstalling the NDIS Passthru (MSDN Sample) driver sometime on XP. From the setupapi.log, I found out that whenever the reinstallation of the driver fails, the previous instance of the NDIS Passthru miniport driver service is marked for deletion only. So I can reinstall w/ the driver same service before the old one being removed. Is there anyway to get around that problem w/o rebooting the machine after uninstall? I have tried "net stop <driver name>", but the return stats says the target service doesn't support pause or stop. So is there other way I can stop the driver service before I uninstall the driver? Wai Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35654
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 - are u working on virtual com port driver ... Hi I am new to driver development and wondering if there is anybody out there that - is new to driver development as well - has just started working on virtual com port driver - wants to share code/ideas etc. Please email me and we can chat about this. Regards Fabio (Email me at hotmail.com; my username is fpiemontesi) Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35639
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 - Installing IM driver with restart At the moment I'm installing my IM driver on XP and 2000 like this: SetupCopyOEMInfW INetCfgClassSetup::Install INetCfg::.Apply in short just the way snetcfg example from DDK does. Since I don't get good installation without rebooting the system I was wondering I could install in such way that the IM driver is NOT inserted in the protocol stack under the installation but rather when the computer is restarted ? One issue is that all network connections are broken under the install, and I think it might help on stability if installation was not done "online" -- best regards Zuka Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35636
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 - Creation of file using ZwCreateFile. I want to create a file using the ZwCreateFile function and I am working in kernel mode. In his book on Windows Driver Model Walter Oney says : "Depending on where your device falls in the initialization sequence, you might or might not have access to files using normal pathnames like \?? \C:\dir\file.ext. To be safe, put your data files into some directory below the system root directory and use a filename like \SystemRoot\dir\file.ext." Now initially I was doing the first and I was being returned the error :Object Path not valid. So now I decided to do the latter. To get SystemRoot I am using the Windows API GetWindowsDirectory. However I get an error while building and I suspect its bcoz GetWindowsDirectory works only in User mode. Can someone tell me the kernel mode API to get the SystemRoot? Or do u thinnk something else is wrong. Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35627
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 - How to install a serial device manually? I want to install a serial smartcard reader,I only have a .sys file and the serial reader.What should I do to install the serial reader. should I modify the registry? if so,how? or anything else? Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35624
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 - Microsoft Verifier.exe probem with Symantech Antivirus client. ie, if I chose Verifier.exe to verify the driver (navap.sys) supplied or installed on my machine using Verfier.exe machine BSOD during next restart. Is this a known issues with Verifier.exe? Has any one else facing the same issue? This is happening on a WinXP SP1 machine. I have used the default Verifier.exe that comes with the OS. Regards Suchrithaa Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35618
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 - 802.1X Infrastrucutre Question Hello, I am developing a smart card device on USB to provide passwords for the wireless link. The idea is to plug into the EAP infrastructure in Windows XP & Longhorn. I already have the hardware working with WDM compliant driver. What I am looking for is information on how to plugin my security device in XP so it shows up in the 802.1X Tab and what API do I have to adhere to. Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35611
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 - How to migrate a NT legacy driver to WIN2000? I have recently developed a driver for a serial device in NT4,it works well . Now ,I want to migrate it to WIN2000,however,it does not work! How to migrate a NT legacy driver to WIN2000?HELP ME!!!! Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35610
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 - GPD I changed my resolution to 600 ( x & y ) in my GPD file (unidrv based) - but Windows XP will not allow me to complete the add new printer wizard saying the operation could not be completed. It works ok with 100 dpi, but no go with 600 .. Any ideas? Thanks in advance. Tom Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35606
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 - Developing driver for the USB modem. Where to start? Hi guys, I'd like my USB device be visible as a serial port. Could you point me to any examples. Is it possible to create serial port when USB device is plugged in and remove it when device unplugged? I'm targeting WinXP. Best Regards, Dmitry. Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35604
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 - USB Mass storage Device Drive letter Hi, I have to write a file onto my USB Flash Memory device programmatically (to only my device. Even if multiple USB devices are connected simultaneously, it should be able to identify my device may be by Device ID). How can I identify the drive letter (e.g. E:, F: etc.) corresponding to the USB Flash Memory? I have tries several options. But not able to find the Drive I have tried -SetupDixxx functions -QueryDosDevice -WMI classes like Win32_LogicalDisk, Win32_DiskDrive etc. I'm completely clueless at this stage about it. Please help me out. Thanks, Kiran Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35597
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 - 1394 and backing store I have a IEEE 1394 driver that I wrote that supports a line of digital cameras on Windows 2000 and XP. I have a status buffer in ring 3 that I map to 1394 space using the AllocateAddressRange call. The notification I request with this address range is on a write and I have not used any backing store. I have had no problems up to now on getting both solicited and unsolicited status. The digital camera line I support has improved its 1394 performance and thus the cadence has changed. I am now periodically missing status. I am considering using the backing store mechanism but cannot find any documentation or sample code to set this up properly. Here are the steps that I think have to take. 1. The device extension needs to have a a spin lock and fifo slist members added 2. During the allocation of the address range that I want backing store for I need to iterate n number of times the allocation of MDLs and push them into the fifo slist. 3. Assign the spin lock, fifo slist, and call back function to the allocate irb. 4. I have a set notification function that I call that ties a Ring 3 event to ring 0 5. In the call back function I set the mapped notification event. Then I would create another MDL and push that onto the fifo slist. Am I close to having an understanding of this or am I out in left field? Is there a better way to do this? Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35591
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 - WDM Filter Driver for a Graphics Card... Hello, I've got a client who is looking to protect sensitive information on a computer. What they would like to have, is a WDM filter drive that gets installed, that could intercept IOCTL calls to the graphics card and prevent certain actions from occuring (i.e. reading video memory for a screen capture). I've been looking hard for some examples of a WDM filter driver for a graphics device, with no success so far... However, I think there may be a flaw ... DirectX may by pass the GDI and the driver chain, and communicates directly with the hardware using it's own drivers I suspect. If this is true, then their is no point in wasting anymore time with this, unless ofcourse we want to create 2 drivers, one to intercept GDI calls, and one for DirectX. I have the NT DDK, and have just ordered the XP DDK, but it won't arrive for 2 more days.. Any help would be appreciated...? Thanks, Richard Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35589
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 - Help!!! How to evoke CreateFile() in IOemUni? I want to develop a virtual print which can create a bitmap file. Now I have modefied the Filtergraphics() in oemuni.But where I can evoke CreateFile() to cave the raster data which get in Filtergraphics().My driver is compiled under user-mode.I also want to know,is it correct to declare buffer to save raster data in construct function of IOemUni? Thanks! Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35588
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 - plotter/printer driver where in the ddk can i find a printer or plotter driver whose only job is to recognize a home-made plotter and send information to the serial port? another question how do i link dll's to the driver? Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35585
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 - IoRegisterDeviceInterface in a bus driver Hi All, Where is an appropriate place and time in a bus driver to register an interface on a child PDO? TIA Andrew Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35582
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 - IrDA using TV Card infrared eye Hi, I've searched around, but haven't found any drivers or any means to use a TV card's infrared eye for IrDA. I'm not even sure if it is electrically possible, but if so it would be an excellent way to utilize the infrared eye on the Brooktree/Conexant family of TV cards for other uses. Programs such as bRemote directly access the infrared eye for remote control of the computer, so I'm hopeful that the eye's use as an IrDA device is possible. Does anything like this exist, or could it be done? Thanks, Sarmad Gilani sarmadgilani@verizon.net Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35581
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 - FDD recovery (direct sector read) woes I'm developing a Win32/C++ program to read a floppy that has a bad or missing boot sector. In NT/XP/2000 I use CreateFile \\.\A: and it works great. For Win98 I'm using a 16-bit solution that only works if I restart in MS-DOS mode (_bios_disk(_DISK_READ...)). So how do I do it in Win32 for Win9x/Me??? I've tried using int25 and int13 (via VWIN32) but to no avail: it works like a champ as long as the boot sector is ok. I've tried thunking to a 16-bit dll and using a DPMI real mode int13 via int31/ax=300h/bl=13h (this I got from code guru's) and it doesn't work either (again only if the boot sector is ok). So my question is: what do I need to do? Would a VxD be the next step? (Sorry for the multi-group post, but I haven't been getting any usefull help on this as of yet). - Dan C. Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35579
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 - ACPI testing and suspender Need some help. I'm trying to perform the ACPI stress test in the HCT 11.2 I need to find out if my machine is s4 compliant. I read about a thing called "suspender." Any idea how / where I could get a hold of this utility? John M Keylabs testing. Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35570
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 - shared printer driver question I have a monolithic, user mode printer driver installed on a win2k server and shared. An XP client connects to it through the add-printer wizard. It works fine on the XP client, EXCEPT that nothing in printer preferences gets saved when it's changed from the printers folder. I am logged in as an admin. I looked in the registry (on the XP system), and there is nothing in HKLM\system\currentcontrolset\control\print\printers. What am I doing wrong? A Unidrv-based driver seems to work ok. But it doesn't appear to leave anything in the registry either. Thanks, ScottR Tag: What does 1394 bus driver ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER flag mean? Tag: 35561
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I just encountered an undocumented value for the
u.AllocateAddressRange.fulFlags value in the Microsoft 1394 bus driver IRB
data structure, in the Windows XP DDK 1394.h file.

It is ALLOCATE_ADDRESS_FLAGS_USE_COMMON_BUFFER, with a value 0x2.

What does this mean? I can't find any documentation for it anywhere.

Thanks for any help.

-Charles Hanes

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