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    - Whats wrong with my Old driver? I have changed INF file of general\portio driver which is shipped with XP DDK. I have just just changed the ports configuration in INF file for accessing the ECP (LPT1) printer port of my machine though before installation I manually changed system assigned resources of ECP (LPT1) port which were assigned by OS to avoide any confilict. CHANGES that I've made in INF file to drive the ECP port by genport.sys [PortIO.LC0] ConfigPriority=DESIRED IOConfig=378-37b(3ff::) ; 10 bit decode ranging from 378 - 37B Now every thing works fine as far as I'm using genport.sys to read\write the printer port but don't know why my existing driver is not working any more , any idea? My old driver use same port addresses. Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67591
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    - Create bsod from user mode? Is there any user-mode equivalent of KeBugCheck, or some other way of causing a user-mode BSOD with a code that won't be easily confused with anything else (like 0xE2)? I have a hard-to-reproduce boot problem with a ps/2 keyboard filter driver. If everything is OK then I have a user-mode app restart the machine. If/when I can repro the problem I want something in user mode that'll cause me to drop into Windbg. (I know causing int3 will do it if I boot with /debug in boot.ini, but because the machine runs unattended and reboots every 5 minutes I wanted to try and use /crashdebug instead, so that when it goes wrong I only get the info relevant to the boot that fails) Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67587
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    - Display "New hardware" wizard on an orphanded device programmatically We have situations where the user selects "cancel" on the new hardware wizard dialogs before the driver is completely installed (apparently they get confused or something.) The driver files have been pre-installed using SetupCopyOEMInf. This is a USB device and if they unplug and re-plug the device in the wizard comes up again and works fine (at least on XP where I'm testing.) Is there a way to do this from a program? I can detect the device on the bus and that it wasn't setup correctly. Now I want to "reinstall" the device to set it up correctly. If I right click in the device manager it displays the new hardware wizard. I want to do this from my application, just cause the new hard found dialog to appear and again and do its normal thing. Any way to do this? Thanx! Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67586
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    - PC Card and slve mode DMA Hi all, Is it possible to use slave mode DMA with 16 bit Pc Card, and if so, is it effective, or are there better ways? Thanks in advance Guy Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67575
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    - HELP! - ZwWriteFile() from a hooked ZwOpenFile() always crashes Hi My driver is hooking ZwOpenFile(). In my hook function, except calling the original ZwOpenFile(), I also call a logging function that uses ZwWriteFile() to print log data to file. For some reason, each time I call my log function from ZwOpenFile() and ZwWriteFile() is called, I get a BSOD with UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP (7f). The log function uses mutexes for synchronization. Using this log function from another hooked function (ZwCreateFile) works ok. Attached WinDbg's dump analysis. Thanks ================================================================ ******************************************************************************* * * * Bugcheck Analysis * * * ******************************************************************************* UNEXPECTED_KERNEL_MODE_TRAP (7f) This means a trap occurred in kernel mode, and it's a trap of a kind that the kernel isn't allowed to have/catch (bound trap) or that is always instant death (double fault). The first number in the bugcheck params is the number of the trap (8 = double fault, etc) Consult an Intel x86 family manual to learn more about what these traps are. Here is a *portion* of those codes: If kv shows a taskGate use .tss on the part before the colon, then kv. Else if kv shows a trapframe use .trap on that value Else .trap on the appropriate frame will show where the trap was taken (on x86, this will be the ebp that goes with the procedure KiTrap) Endif kb will then show the corrected stack. Arguments: Arg1: 00000008, EXCEPTION_DOUBLE_FAULT Arg2: 80042000 Arg3: 00000000 Arg4: 00000000 Debugging Details: ------------------ BUGCHECK_STR: 0x7f_8 TSS: 00000028 -- (.tss 28) eax=0000018c ebx=8210e008 ecx=00000000 edx=e1dd2ad8 esi=ebd7c590 edi=82b24100 eip=f85a73ba esp=ebd7c000 ebp=ebd7c19c iopl=0 nv up ei ng nz na po nc cs=0008 ss=0010 ds=0023 es=0023 fs=0030 gs=0000 efl=00010286 Ntfs!_SEH_prolog+0x1a: f85a73ba 53 push ebx Resetting default scope DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: DRIVER_FAULT LAST_CONTROL_TRANSFER: from f85a7cf6 to f85a73ba STACK_TEXT: ebd7c19c f85a7cf6 ebd7c590 8210e008 e1dd2ad8 Ntfs!_SEH_prolog+0x1a ebd7c384 f85a8ae9 ebd7c590 8210e008 e1dd2ad8 Ntfs!NtfsNonCachedIo+0x20e ebd7c580 f85a8c97 ebd7c590 8210e008 0110070a Ntfs!NtfsCommonWrite+0x1949 ebd7c6f4 804e37f7 82b24020 8210e008 82b88d10 Ntfs!NtfsFsdWrite+0xf3 ebd7c704 f864b3ca 804e8a39 00000000 ebd7c7bc nt!IopfCallDriver+0x31 ebd7c714 804e37f7 82b89020 8210e008 ebd7c76c sr!SrWrite+0xaa ebd7c724 ebd14074 00000000 ebd7c76c 828fb490 nt!IopfCallDriver+0x31 WARNING: Stack unwind information not available. Following frames may be wrong. ebd7c7bc 804ee6a6 82af7b0a ebd7c7e4 ebd7c878 SYMEVENT!SYMEvent_GetVMDataPtr+0x86d4 ebd7c898 804ee45d e249a00c e249a010 e249a010 nt!MiFlushSectionInternal+0x38b ebd7c8d4 805079bb 00000000 e249a00c 00000001 nt!MmFlushSection+0x1e0 ebd7c8ec 804f60ee 8201d008 00000000 00000000 nt!CcMapAndCopy+0x45d ebd7c968 804f5e75 8201d008 ba009107 ebd7c9ac nt!CcMapAndCopy+0x2fa ebd7c9f4 f85abb66 82af7b38 ebd7cbc4 00000003 nt!CcCopyWrite+0x28e ebd7cbe8 f85a8c97 81abd008 82ad8008 82ad8008 Ntfs!NtfsCommonWrite+0x1d2a ebd7cc4c 804e37f7 82b24020 82ad8008 82b88d10 Ntfs!NtfsFsdWrite+0xf3 ebd7cc5c f864b3ca 804e8a39 00000000 ebd7cd14 nt!IopfCallDriver+0x31 ebd7cc6c 804e37f7 82b89020 e2405c88 ebd7ccc4 sr!SrWrite+0xaa ebd7cc7c ebd14074 00000000 ebd7ccc4 828fb490 nt!IopfCallDriver+0x31 ebd7cd14 805784c0 827f5ac0 82ad8008 82af7b38 SYMEVENT!SYMEvent_GetVMDataPtr+0x86d4 ebd7cdc8 804de7ec 80000160 00000000 00000000 nt!NtWriteFile+0x602 ebd7cdc8 804ddc35 80000160 00000000 00000000 nt!KiFastCallEntry+0xf8 ebd7ce64 b9fff72f 80000160 00000000 00000000 nt!ZwWriteFile+0x11 ebd7cedc b9ffe58b ba007f00 ebd7d71c 00000000 dg!LogToFile+0x7f [@ 5311] ebd7d6fc 804de7ec ebd7d7d8 00100080 ebd7d7b8 dg!NewZwOpenFile+0xab [@ 4256] ebd7d6fc 804dcfdd ebd7d7d8 00100080 ebd7d7b8 nt!KiFastCallEntry+0xf8 ebd7d78c ebadb2ca ebd7d7d8 00100080 ebd7d7b8 nt!ZwOpenFile+0x11 ebd7d7dc ebadb963 ebd7d800 ebd7d808 ebd7d814 SPBBCDrv+0x32ca ebd7d81c ebaea53a e15a2ac0 e1fd9450 00000002 SPBBCDrv+0x3963 ebd7d858 ebaf4645 ebd7d930 00000005 00000006 SPBBCDrv+0x1253a ebd7d888 ebaf4376 ebd7d980 e1cec418 00000000 SPBBCDrv+0x1c645 ebd7d8c0 ebae5e5d 00000000 ebd7d980 e11f24f0 SPBBCDrv+0x1c376 ebd7d974 ebae3dcb e1c92410 ebd7d8ec ebd7d960 SPBBCDrv+0xde5d ebd7d994 ebae62d1 ebd7d9f4 829a89e0 e1c92410 SPBBCDrv+0xbdcb ebd7d9bc ebae8a86 00d7d9f4 829944c0 e1333c98 SPBBCDrv+0xe2d1 ebd7d9cc ebaebb6d ebd7d9f4 e17d7640 829944c0 SPBBCDrv+0x10a86 ebd7d9e4 ebaeb0d7 ebd7d9f4 e1019a30 ebb28220 SPBBCDrv+0x13b6d ebd7da24 ebd19788 829944c0 e17d7648 ebd1bad6 SPBBCDrv+0x130d7 ebd7da30 ebd1bad6 e17d7648 e1a63ed8 e17d7640 SYMEVENT!EventObjectDestroy+0x138 ebd7da4c ebd1bc7d e17d7640 ebd7daa0 e1a63efc SYMEVENT!EventObjectCreate+0x1b36 ebd7da5c ebd12f19 ebd7daa0 e1a63efc ebd7daa0 SYMEVENT!EventObjectCreate+0x1cdd ebd7da6c ebd1a8e8 ebd7daa0 81e73018 ebd7daa0 SYMEVENT!SYMEvent_GetVMDataPtr+0x7579 ebd7dabc 804e37f7 827f5ac0 81e73008 81e73008 SYMEVENT!EventObjectCreate+0x948 ebd7dacc 8057069a 82b0ee18 8240ec14 ebd7dc74 nt!IopfCallDriver+0x31 ebd7dbac 8056316c 82b0ee30 00000000 8240eb70 nt!IopParseDevice+0xa58 ebd7dc34 8056729a 00000000 ebd7dc74 00000240 nt!ObpLookupObjectName+0x56a ebd7dc88 80570b73 00000000 00000000 01001b00 nt!ObOpenObjectByName+0xeb ebd7dd04 80570c42 ebd7e7dc 00000020 ebd7e77c nt!IopCreateFile+0x407 ebd7dd60 80570d0a ebd7e7dc 00000020 ebd7e77c nt!IoCreateFile+0x8e ebd7dda0 b9ffe575 ebd7e7dc 00000020 ebd7e77c nt!NtOpenFile+0x27 ebd7e5d4 804de7ec ebd7e7dc 00000020 ebd7e77c dg!NewZwOpenFile+0x95 [ @ 4235] FOLLOWUP_IP: SYMEVENT!SYMEvent_GetVMDataPtr+86d4 ebd14074 894618 mov [esi+0x18],eax SYMBOL_STACK_INDEX: 7 FOLLOWUP_NAME: MachineOwner SYMBOL_NAME: SYMEVENT!SYMEvent_GetVMDataPtr+86d4 MODULE_NAME: SYMEVENT IMAGE_NAME: SYMEVENT.SYS DEBUG_FLR_IMAGE_TIMESTAMP: 423f8ec8 STACK_COMMAND: .tss 28 ; kb FAILURE_BUCKET_ID: 0x7f_8_SYMEVENT!SYMEvent_GetVMDataPtr+86d4 BUCKET_ID: 0x7f_8_SYMEVENT!SYMEvent_GetVMDataPtr+86d4 Followup: MachineOwner --------- Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67563
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    - Installing driver in user mode Hi, I know that it's typically impossible to install driver with user priviledges, but I've heard that using MSI would enable this. Anybody care to clarify? cheers Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67562
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    - when Usb Communication,pull off usb termianl and return 3408 Dear all: the USB driver,that i use Usbscan.sys by the instruction DeviceIoControl();but when pulling off Usb terminal in communication,the DeviceIoControl() have not return the ERROR,and return 3408 when loading the long of Data by communication. why the DeviceIoControl retun 3408? does it by accident? may anyone can helo me? thank you. Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67561
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    - How to purge file cache Hi, I'm trying to purge a specific file data cached by the OS... How do I accomplish that? I've tried to use various techniques (incl setting the flag FILE_NO_INTERMEDIATE_BUFFERING) but the data is still cached. I'm trying to force the system to re-read data in a dvdrom. Apparently, the DVD rom won't be accessed if part of the data (few hundred megs) are cached in the file system. I want this to be accssed each time. cheers, Kenny Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67560
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    - Location of driver services in Windows XP64 and Windows XP Hi, In Windows XP if a driver service does not have a ImagePath ( or a BinaryPathName) then the SCM constructs the path as %Windows%\System32\drivers\<service name>.sys Two questions regarding this. 1. Can this default construction be changed to point to another location in WindowsXP ? 2. Is this behavior of construction of default path also occur in Windows XP64 ? If yes, then is the constructed path same as that of Windows XP ? Thanks Gaurav Chandna Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67558
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    - Camera driver in WinXP64 can't show my own property page Hi all, These days I am porting my driver from 32-bit to 64-bit in winxp. The driver is working fine in winxp32. now I have rebuilt my driver for amd64 successfully. I can see peview video in winxp64 now. But I can't show out my property page. I have check the registry for my pegas. It is registered successfully in MediaSet. I have try to use visualstudio 2005 to build x64 version or use my origanal 32-bit property.ax. They two are no use. And I use the vs2005 to trace in debug. I found that the *.ax is nerver be called when amcap want to show my property page. It nerver get into the DllGetClassObject function. Does anyone can tell me how was it happened? How to solve it? Thanks. Saxen. Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67553
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    - =?Utf-8?Q?How_can_I_use_DeviceIOContorol=28=29?= Hi all, I want to disable a port of USB according to USB device ID and No. of port. I find follow controlcode in usbioctrl.h #define IOCTL_USB_HCD_DISABLE_PORT CTL_CODE(FILE_DEVICE_USB, \ USB_IOCTL_INDEX+13, \ METHOD_BUFFERED, \ FILE_ANY_ACCESS) #define IOCTL_USB_HCD_ENABLE_PORT CTL_CODE(FILE_DEVICE_USB, \ USB_IOCTL_INDEX+14, \ METHOD_BUFFERED, \ FILE_ANY_ACCESS) soï¼?I think it should can do, but I don't know how to do. Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67552
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    - Loading kernel drivers with Service Manager Some samples in the DDK dynamically load and unload a kernel driver, without any install or INF files, using the service manager. Sounds great for quick development and testing some type of drivers. Is there are documentation on what limitations this method have. I know that PNP won't work. Anything else? Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67551
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    - NdisAllocatePacketPoolEx Question Does ProtocolReservedLength have to be no more than PROTOCOL_RESERVED_SIZE_IN_PACKET (16) bytes? I seem to recall that the value for ProtocolReservedLength can be any length. Thanks! Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67542
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    - Firmware binaries and where to store them We have firmware, represented by binary files, stored on the hard drive, which are loaded onto our chip (which resides on a PCI card) by an unclassified WDM driver in Windows XP. During development, we have just installed those files into %SYSTEMROOT%\system32\ourfolder, but everyone on our team has access administrative access to those directories. If a consumer installs our card as an administrator and wants another user, without administrative privs, to use the card, this is a problem, right? In the DDK, under Still Image Devices...File System Access, I found a note that a driver could use the "All Users" profile, and create a subdirectory under the Application Data directory. Is this the best place to store my binary firmware images? When I install stuff and I want to keep record of it in the system registry, should I put it in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/MYFOLDER? Thanks in advance Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67529
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    - Safe String Functions on win2k Hi can i use the Safe String Functions with win2k ddk? (do the include and link with the lib..) ? i need a safe replacment for sprintf... Thanks Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67520
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    - stream header in single bulk packet in video class uncompressed bulk stream We're writing a video class device using XP SP2 built in driver. (Uncompressed, YUY2, 640x480, in bulk mode) Is it possible to send the stream header (as video class spec 2.4) at the beginning of a new frame in a separate packet, without any video data following in the same packet ? This is much easier when interfacing to external sensors without any external FIFO between, we can do that in the idle time between each frame. But seems that when we do this, Graphedit shows just a black screen. When we append some "test" YUY2 data, we see the test image. But "appending" video data in the same packet would be difficult, when interfacing to the real sensor (we're using FX2LP in slave fifo mode). Any experience on this ? Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67518
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    - Windows Vista Mainboard Drivers Problems I have installed Windows Vista (Beta 1) on my pc but there was a great problem. My mainboard is a Gigabyte Intel Chipset and Windows doesn't install the good drivers. I tried installing the "old" ones (Xp drivers) but it didn't work. And since the mainboard is not set properly there is no way I can set up my soundcard (wich is onboard Realtek AC'97) or my network adapter (PCI - Realtek). Everytime I install any of them my PC simply resets and Windows restarts. Another strage thing happening is that windows detects automaticly my network card but loads it's own but it doesn't set it correctly. When I checked the system configuration from Hardware Manager, I noticed that at the PCI bridge section -> Resources there is a messege that says that it is not functional. I certanly would like to get this working so any advice would be great. Thanks. Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67517
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    - Retrieving page data from bitmap driver I am working w/ the sample bitmap driver from the most recent ddk. The current sample renders multi-page documents into a single large output bitmap file. I want to capture the bitmap data for each page and then pass it to an external dll. Currently, I am capturing the entire bitmap data in EndDoc. Where is the best place to capture page data? Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67512
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    - Urgent - Mutex does not lock Hi I have a simple function that logs information in my driver. Most of the implementation is ZwWriteFile that is synchronize by a kernel mutex (i use MUTEX_ACQUIRE( LogMutex ) and alike). I have a DbgPrints befoer & after the mutex, and inside the code. For some reason, it seems that sometims there are 2 threads in the code section that supposed to be synchronized.. also, i somtimes get a BSOD from ZwWriteFile and i think this is the reason. Any idea why the mutex isn't working ? Thanks. Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67510
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    - vista driver compatibility Hi, A few general questions about device drivers in Windows Vista: - Will drivers for Windows XP work in Windows Vista? - If drivers are not compatible, how much work will it be to adapt them? Are there huge changes or is it a matter of recompiling with the new DDK? As you can see, I am not a driver developer myself, but I really need this information in order to push our suppliers in updating drivers. Maybe you can point me to some articles that answer these questions. With kind regards. Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67501
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    - How can i get the Windows Vista beta1? If i stoped the order of MSDN Subscriber for half year? poly Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67493
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    - More 64 bit porting issues I hope someone can shed a little light here. I am trying to install a driver based on the bulkusb sample. It was recompiled successfully in an XP IA64 checked environment. The DDK is from the July 2005 DVD. I'm using VS .net 2003. No warnings, compiler linker state code being built for IA64. The target machine is a Dell 380 (Pentium D) and XP x64 Edition Version 2003 SP1. I'm building the driver on a 32-bit platform. The inf file was modified to use the decorations for ntia64. That got me beyond the "can't find software" hurdle. The New Hardware wizard finds the driver OK and then complains about not having a valid certificate but gives the option to install anyway. I select OK to install anyway. It then states "...driver is not intended for this platform". I've also built it using the Windows Server 2003 DDK for IA64 with the same results. There must be something else? Thanks for any pointers. Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67479
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    - How to detact a objects (Vector, text, or Image) in a customed printer driver Any one had any experience on detecting a object in customed printer driver level? Unlike in UNIDRIVER, to detect vector objects I have to intercept DrvFillPath, DrvStrokePath , but how to do it? It got to go through interpret CLIPOBJ or other parameters of these functions. Thanks in advance Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67469
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    - USBD support for Interrupt OUT transactions Am I correct in reading the DDK docs that UsbBuildInterruptOrBulkTransferRequest only supports interrupt IN transactions and not OUT transactions? TIA, SteveB, MCSD Welch Allyn, Inc. Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67467
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    - Virtual CDRom Control Panel Is source code available for the "unsupported" Virtual CDRom Control Panel driver? This is the MS utility that will mount an ISO image as a device. Is there an open source equivalent? -- Still trying to build a perpetual motion machine Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67464
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    - how to create user process in kernel mode ? Dear All: please help me,thanks. Br, Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67454
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    - hook to DrvGradientFill does not work in my Customed 2k/XP printer driver Hello, Every one: I need some help on my current project. According to MSDN's document, graphic drivers can optionally support DrvGradientFill() by setting HOOK_GRADIENTFILL flag when it calls EngAssociateSurface or EngModifySurface. we have a costomed printer driver using a GDI managed surface with standard bitmap format. I was trying to recognize a graphic (vector) object (filled with a Gradient color) by intercepting DrvGradientFill(). Somehow, if I hook up DrvGtadientFIll() in printer driver, and trying to print a Gradient object from MS WORD 2003, GDI just calls DrvFillPath() and DrvStretchblt(), never calls DrvGradientFill(), Any body give me a hint? Thanks in advance, Xiao Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67453
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    - Help me in writing win 2k Plug n Play driver for PCMCIA card Hi Everybody, We have win 2k device drivers(non plug n play) for PCI based add on card.Now we started writing Windows 2K device drivers(WDM, Plug n play) for 16 bit PCMCIA PC card.We are using ZILOG PCMCIA Adapter chip in our card. We filled the device related information like port base address,Port Range,Memory Range,Memory base and IRQ through Card Information Structure(CIS) touples. In case of pci card to detect a device we can check for Device ID and Vendor ID. How we can detect a PCMCIA device? For PCI card drivers we will get allocated resources from CM_RESOURCE_LIST structure. We can use that information as per standardized PCI configuration registers. In case of PCMCIA drivers, Allocated resources will be stored in the same CM_RESOURCE_LIST structure or no? If yes, in which format it is? Is it like same standardized PCI configuration registers? or any? Please guide me in writing the drivers for pcmcia card. If any mistake I have done in explainig my problem or if Iam going in a wrong way. Please guide me in right direction. Thank u Mahender Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67448
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    - Could i use two or more cancel- safe-queues ? Could i use two or more cancel- safe-queues with different LIST_ENTRY declare and SPIN_LOCK, but share the callback functions? ex: LIST_ENTRY for read irp / LIST_ENTRY for write /LIST_ENTRY for device io control .... share the same call back function"csqInsertIRP". poly Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67439
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    - How to know if the last boot was successfull Hi Is there some registry key (or something else) that i can read from a boot driver in order to know if the last boot was successfull? (no BSOD) And if there was a BSOD, is there any way to know what driver caused it, or what was the last loading driver? Thanks Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67436
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    - storage filter, error when sector read redirect I write a storage filter driver; and I want to implement this function: Give sector5 when get sector0 I use this method: when(Parameters.Read.ByteOffset==0) Parameters.Read.ByteOffset=512*5 but I got that winxp auto reboot after a blue screen this is my code below: ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// FilterRead( IN PDEVICE_OBJECT DeviceObject, IN PIRP Irp ) { PIO_STACK_LOCATION currentIrpStack = IoGetCurrentIrpStackLocation(Irp); PIO_STACK_LOCATION nextIrpStack = IoGetNextIrpStackLocation(Irp); ... // Copy current stack to next stack. *nextIrpStack = *currentIrpStack; if(currentIrpStack->Parameters.Read.ByteOffset.QuadPart == 0) { // It's not matter to deleting this line currentIrpStack->Parameters.Read.ByteOffset.QuadPart = 512*5; // if add this line, // blue screen appear and auto reboot when winxp is booting nextIrpStack->Parameters.Read.ByteOffset.QuadPart = 512*5; } IoSetCompletionRoutine(Irp, RmFilterIoCompletion, DeviceObject, TRUE, TRUE, TRUE); return IoCallDriver(deviceExtension->TargetDeviceObject, Irp); } Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67433
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    - need help! Hello, I want to write a legacy multimedia driver which work in user mode. I did read MSDN and search the web and I have some understanding on how it would be implemented but I have some questions: 1- Is there any sample code that I can use as the base for development? 2- Do I need a specific version of DDK to develop such driver? 3- If I develop such driver, is it working with all versions of windows? Best regards Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67425
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    - Driver for a custom USB audio device Hello, This is a driver hierarchy for a USB audio device. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/AudStream/usbaudio.wmf Let's assume an USB audio device which has extra functions. For example, LEDs on device, equalizer, 5.1 channels, etc. Where is a starting point of writing a driver of the device? Do I need to write a driver which replaces USBAudio or cooperate with USBAudio driver? Thanks. Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67397
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    - PCI Port Replication for boot drivers? Greetings! I've a situation where NIC drivers are bound to an NDIS IM driver and a more regular filter driver, and in the process are made to be boot drivers (Start=0), in order to get the virtual disks set up early enough in the boot process (i.e. disk activity is sent across the network, and the presence of disks is simulated to Windows). What I need to do is to-by hand it appears-make the NIC appear as if its been installed in other slots-ones its never been installed in-for clients with the same NIC in different slots (same motherboard type). So basically I have to go to HKLM/System/CCS/Enum/PCI/VendXX_DevXX.../ and create an entry for each slot I want to go into. The entry here has the form A&B&C&D, where A,B,C,D are numbers of unknown origin. A seems to correspond to PCI bus?, B is unknown, C might be function, and D is unknown. One thing I could do is insert a card in each PCI slot and see how they're rendered in the registry, but that's non-deterministic to say the least. Any ideas about how I might otherwise tackle this problem? I can't rely on the standard DIFx tools (at least as I understand them) to pre-install a driver, because that requires PNP, which comes later in the boot process for a boot driver-too late for me, it appears. Any ideas are welcome... Thanks! Best, Steve Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67391
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    - Stream class difference I am newbie to WDM Video drivers. I would like to know the difference between AV Stream and Stream Class Driver ? IS it is doucumented ? Any tip appreciated. Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67388
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    - How to get info of common dialog box in Print Hello newsgroups: I want get dialog box info in Print, but the PrintDlg() function display a Print Dialog Box, I don't want display it. Have another function can get common dialog box info? Thanks for a lot Dake Sun Tag: The address of a data from a virtual disk Tag: 67387
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Hi experts:
sorry for my pool english.
i've changed the filedisk.sys and add the encrypt function.
but i want to get the data's physical address on the virtual disk which is
mounted with filkdisk. i don't know how.
in the MajorFunction case of IRP_MJ_READ, i need the buffers's physical
address on the virtual disk.
thanks for all replyers

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Re: The address of a data from a virtual disk by Don

Don
Fri Aug 05 06:02:26 CDT 2005

This is one of those sensitive subjects on Windows developer forums, since
FileDisk is stolen software. You might contact Jamey Kirby the original
author of the software (who never authorized it's GPL'ing) for an answer.
Jamey posts on the OSR NTDEV forum fairly often.

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Don Burn (MVP, Windows DDK)
Windows 2k/XP/2k3 Filesystem and Driver Consulting
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"Guy Huang" <Guy Huang@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi experts:
> sorry for my pool english.
> i've changed the filedisk.sys and add the encrypt function.
> but i want to get the data's physical address on the virtual disk which is
> mounted with filkdisk. i don't know how.
> in the MajorFunction case of IRP_MJ_READ, i need the buffers's physical
> address on the virtual disk.
> thanks for all replyers

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