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Wed Feb 04 12:44:18 CST 2004
What About the Original request for :
Any complete sample PCMCIA driver code for WIN 2000 / XP?
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"Pavel A." <pavel_a@geeklife.com> wrote in message
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> <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> > >-----Original Message-----
> > >"PL" <avila1@bezeqint.net> wrote in message
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> > >> I also need the same for network (LAN adapter). But I am
> > >> beginning to understand that all the difference between
> > >> PCI NIC and PCMCIA NIC driver is in one call:
> > >> NdisMSetAttributesEx:AdapterType = NdisInterfacePcMcia.
> > >
> > >Not all. The hardest thing for a non-cardbus card is to
> > provide support for shared PCI type IRQ.
> > >(see the DDK docum).
> > >For a netcard, there is no special pcmcia sample. Any LAN
> > sample will do.
> > >
> > >Good luck,
> > >--PA
> > >
> > >Thanks PA!
> > I have found in the "Handling an Interrupt" the following:
> > "
> > If the interrupt is shared and belongs to the miniport
> > driver, or if the interrupt is not shared but is
> > recognized by the miniport driver (the interrupt is not
> > spurious), the miniport driver should disable interrupts
> > on its NIC and then capture the interrupt-specific
> > information it needs from the NIC registers. The miniport
> > driver captures the interrupt-specific information
> > immediately in MiniportISR, if absolutely necessary, or
> > preferably, the miniport driver captures the interrupt-
> > specific information in the MiniportHandleInterrupt
> > function, which runs at a lower IRQL.
> > "
> > May be this is Your tip?
> > PL
>
> Yes, and also read in: System support for buses > PCMCIA bus > PCMCIA IRQ
Routing on Windows XP.
>
> - PA
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