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    - can symbolicname be used to communicate with the device I want to know after getting the USB device's symbolicname, can I use it to communicate with the device? If I can, what steps I shall take. If I can not, how can I communicate with the USB device? Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99738
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    - deleting a registry ke I save some device specific information in the registry that is created with ACCESS_ALL. Sometimes it is necessary go back to default configuration, so I would like to delete the information. I am opening an handle to the key and calling ZwDeleteKey, but I get an error with the status that I can't delete it (0xC0000121). The information has a tree structure (the key itself contains sub keys) and it also contains values. Is this the reason the delete fails? I can delete the node easily enough using regedit, why can't I delete it in my driver entry? Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99709
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    - can symbolicname be used to get handle hi all, During the USB device design, a problem confused me. I want to get the handle of the USB device, and the symbolicname of this USB device in register, like following: \??\USB#Vid_xx&Pid_xx#x&xx&x&x#{xxx..} somebody told me, this symbolicname can be used in CreateFile to create the handle. After some tests (by change the symbolicname into the right form), I can use the "new" symbolicname in createfile, and the return handle is VALID_HANDLE. I want to know, is this symbolicname the right parameter in CreateFile? And the handle is which handle? Can this handle be used to communicate with the USB device? If it can, how? Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99704
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    - how many sys file i need? Hi all: My device has to support xp32,xp64,vista32,vista64,so generally the solutions is to have 4 sys files for each OS: xp32.sys,xp64.sys,vista32.sys,vista64.sys(built with corresponding build enviornments) My question is: can i reduce my sys file numbers? for example,use vista x86 build enviornment,and this vista32.sys supports both xp32 & vista32. Is this possible?How to do? Or just one sys file to support all the OS,possible?? Thanks in advance. Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99703
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    - How many packets in a PNET_BUFFER_LIST Is there a way of telling how many actaul packets there are in a NET_BUFFER_LIST? Is there a packet (e.g. IP-packet, ARP request etc.) for every NET_BUFFER or can a packet be divided on several NET_BUFFERS in the NET_BUFFER_LIST? Brgds, Fredrik Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99701
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    - Bootloader execution halts for DaVinci Board DM6446 with 64mb memo Hi, I am working on DaVinci Board DM6446. I have written a small utility program which loads my UBL in the SRAM and then loads the Bootloader in the memory on the address depending on the settings of .bib file and imagecnf.inc file while executing the Bootloader i.e. during the step of downloading the NK.bin file it stucks when it reaches to loading the record where actually the executables of bin are since the size is maximum in it. Also I am using a SDRAM of 64 mb only in the board. The log that I am getting is: (there are certain tracing statements that have been included by me): BOOTME BOOTME BOOTME BOOTMEMAC addr is 0:e:99:2:51:c7. EBOOT ReadEnvByName:Unable to find next valid block Environment Variables Respective Values ENV_SIG ENVER1.11 DEVICE_ID DAVINCIXXXX IP_GATEWAY 0.0.0.0 IP_ADDR 0.0.0.0 SUBNET_MASK 255.255.255.128 IP_SVR 0.0.0.0 SVR_SUBNET_MASK 255.255.255.128 BOOT_ADDR 0x00040000 TFTP_CONFIG 1 BOOT_MODE 1 ->BOOT_DOWNLOAD Using device name: 'DavinciC751'. Using Ethernet download. IP Address: 0.0.0.0 Subnet Mask:255.255.255.128 Invoking EbootInitEtherTransport with Platform Name DavinciC751 InitDHCP():: Calling ProcessDHCP() ProcessDHCP()::DHCP_INIT -DaVinciEmacSendFrame(rc = 0) -DaVinciEmacSendFrame(rc = 0) 1111Got Response from DHCP server, IP address: 10.31.178.193 ProcessDHCP()::DHCP IP Address Resolved as 10.31.178.193, netmask: 255.255.255.1 28 Lease time: 691200 secon 1111Got Response from DHCP server, IP address: 10.31.178.193 +EbootSendBootmeAndWaitForTftp -DaVinciEmacSendFrame(rc = 0) Sent BOOTME to 255.255.255.255 trace msg-DaVinciEmacSendFrame(rc = 0) Locked Down Link 1 Src IP 10.31.178.193 Port 0800 Dest IP 10.31.178.137 Port 06E9 EthDown::TFTPD_OPEN::boot.bin -DaVinciEmacSendFrame(rc = 0) -EbootSendBootmeAndWaitForTftp aaaaOEMPreDownload: Returning 0. r in switch case Downloadentry entry -DaVinciEmacSendFrame(rc = 0) image signature is correct BOOOFF read image end imagestart = 80007000 and lenght = 24919E4 1 In MultiBinNotifyAnshul 1 pcurrentdownloadfile = 83FDAD6C, region start -2147454976, length 38345188 OEMVerifyMemory: Image Start Addr 0x80007000 Image Length 0x024919E4 +OEMIsFlashAddr OEMVerifyMemory: Clearing Memory from 0x80007000 to 0x824989E4 Second pcurrentdownloadfile = 83FDAD6C, region start -2147454976, length 383 45188 +OEMIsFlashAddr size of rec 4 dwredaddress 80007000 +OEMMapMemAddr +OEMIsFlashAddr OEMMapMemAddr Address: 0 -OEMMapMemAddr lpdest = 80007000 Read Data counter 1 Verify Checksum counter 1 Loading Image 0 %..Anshul progress Anshul End while. size of rec 8 dwredaddress 80007040 +OEMMapMemAddr +OEMIsFlashAddr OEMMapMemAddr Address: 0x80007040 -OEMMapMemAddr lpdest = 80007040 Read Data counter 2 Verify Checksum counter 2 Anshul progress Anshul End while. size of rec 4 dwredaddress 80007048 +OEMMapMemAddr +OEMIsFlashAddr OEMMapMemAddr Address: 0x80007048 -OEMMapMemAddr lpdest = 80007048 Read Data counter 3 Verify Checksum counter 3 Size of rec 685024 dwredaddress 80008000 +OEMMapMemAddr +OEMIsFlashAddr OEMMapMemAddr Address: 0x80008000 -OEMMapMemAddr lpdest = 80008000 -DaVinciEmacSendFrame(rc = 0) -DaVinciEmacSendFrame(rc = 0) -DaVinciEmacSendFrame(rc = 0) -DaVinciEmacSendFrame(rc = 0) -DaVinciEmacSendFrame(rc = 0) -DaVinciEmacSendFrame(rc = 0) -----------------------------------------------------------------End of log------------------------------------- According to bib file settings the addrss is 80007000 for copying the nk.bin file in the SDRAM and at address 80008000 it is placing the 3rd record which is of size 30 mb(For nk.bin i have reserved 40 mb in .bib file and other files synchronized) And the code stucks here. after sending 6 frames the code stucks and nothing happens on the Hyper-terminal screen. Can anybody plz help me out on this topic??? thanks Anshul.. Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99700
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    - How user wait for kernel? Hello, I am a new comer. I have a question: My user application need to wait for kernel interrupt and than do something. I think I will pass the request to kernel throught IOCTL call and wait for return. My kernel IOCTL function call KeWaitForSingleObject When interrupt happen, in ISR DPC, I will call KeSetEvent than my IOCTL function will return to user. Is this a good way to implement this? If not, what is the best way? Thanks, Xinshou Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99696
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    - delreg section in INF not truly deleting registry entry I have a heisenbug I could use help on. I have service that creates several registry keys. The service has an associated INF file which has a DefaultUninstall section which is called by our product's installer when removing the service. The DefaultUninstall section calls out a delreg section which deletes about 20 keys from the registry. All but one of these keys gets deleted correctly. Now for the heisenberg portion of the bug. The installer prompts the user for a reboot at then end of the removal process. If I pull up regedit before saying yes to the reboot, the key in question is indeed not in the registry any longer and is not when the system comes back from reboot. If I do not pull up regedit and just reboot, the key is still present when the system comes back from reboot. Obviously, regedit is causing the change to be permanent in some way. Is there some lazy write problem here? Is there a way from the INF I can flush or commit the reg changes? Thanks. Bill M. Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99688
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    - Verifier doesn't catch IRQL violation I accidentally called ZwReadFile at APC_LEVEL IRQL (holding a fast mutex actually) in a driver running on Vista RTM and got a weird result. ZwReadFile just wouldn't return. No crash, no bad status return, the thread just hung. Then of course the application was stuck with an open handle and neither the app or the driver could die properly. I turned on DriverVerifier for my driver with all options selected except low resource simulation and it never complained. It seems 1) ZwReadFile should be checking the current IRQL and returning a bad status if it isn't PASSIVE_LEVEL and 2) DriverVerifier should have caught this no? Just FYI to any MSFT folks that might care. I caught it pretty fast on my own, but this could cause someone no end of pain if they didn't know what to look for. Btw, this driver ran fine on XP SP2...don't know if that was (bad) luck or just a change in under arching operation. Haven't tried SDV on it yet. Bill M. Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99684
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    - KeDelayExecutionThread not waiting Hi, why is this not waiting at all, there is no delay: LARGE_INTEGER x; NTSTATUS y; x.QuadPart = 100000000I64; // wait 10 seconds y = KeDelayExecutionThread( KernelMode, FALSE, &x); Here, y == STATUS_SUCCESS meaning the wait was completed, but it was not, and IRQL == PASSIVE_LEVEL. Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99679
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    - Language Monitor I wrote a language monitor for our custom made printers. It reads the status of the printer every 30 seconds and flag if there is a problem with the printer. Everything works fine, we can install different printers and it works. The problem is when I reboot my PC, only the first installed printer is seen by the language Monitor. I can see all the printers in the "Printers and Faxes" window, but only the first one that was installed is polled by the language monitor. I started our language monitor from the pjlmon example from WINDDK. -- Mario Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99677
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    - Vista does not allow config space reads beyond 0xFF I have verified in winDBG in pci!PciExternalReadDeviceConfig that it checks the offset and verifies that the aligned offset is below 0x100. If it is at or above 0x100 then the returning status is 0xC0000010 or STATUS_INVALID_DEVICE_REQUEST which is exactly what I am getting. This is contrary to msdn documentation http://msdn2.microsoft.com/En-US/library/aa906253.aspx that says extended config space access is allowed: "Drivers can read from the extended PCI device configuration space (that is, more than 256 bytes of configuration data) using the IRP_MN_READ_CONFIG request or the GetBusData method of BUS_INTERFACE_STANDARD" Please tell me that I am wrong! I really would rather not calculate the offset from 0xe0000000 (using bus, dev, func) and manually read physical memory at that location to get to the extended config space. I WANT to use OS calls! Thanks. Gabe Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99670
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    - Ethernet driver buffer allocation This may not be the proper spot to post, but I figured it was a good starting point. I also suspect this may be dependent upon the actual Ethernet device driver, and not an industry standard. That being said: When data is transferred across an Ethernet connection using, say a TCP-IP socket connection, the end caller issues a receive call, and passes in a pointer to a buffer where the data is written. My question is: a) Is the data being transferred ONLY written into that buffer which is passed in, or b) is there an intermediate buffer contained w/in the driver to store the data as it is transferred across the medium (and then copied into the buffer passed in on the receive call)? I am trying to minimize copies in my code, because I have large amounts of data being transferred. Again, I realize that this may be totally dependent upon the ethernet card being used, I just was curious if there was an industry standard, or some underlying protocol/handshaking to which I was not aware of. Thanks. Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99669
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    - Getting started modifying a NT serial card driver to run on XP Hello I have the source code to a driver that works fine on NT4 but we now need to get it to work on XP. Our testing indicates that the driver does not work on XP. It is possible that it is a configuration issue however - as the driver gets some data from the registry - I am checking if we have that correctly configured. But I am guessing that is not the problem. Should a driver written for NT4 work on XP without change? The driver is for an RS422 multidrop card. Are there any areas of the driver code which I should be watching out for? Is this a total re-write situation or only minor changes? Any comments would be much appreciated. Angus Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99666
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    - Can't get reading extended config space to work on Vista I am pretty sure that the BIOS is allowing Vista to take control of PCIe since in WinDBG I can do a !pci 0x101 3 0 0 (my device is on bus 3, dev 0, func 0): ..[Config Space 0x00-0xFF omitted]... Enhanced Capabilities: 100: CapID 0002 Virtual Channel Capability Version 1 NextPtr 800 800: CapID 0001 Advanced Error Reporting Capability Version 1 NextPtr 000 However on another machine running Vista where I'm pretty sure the BIOS does not do the _OSC method and I think it is verified when I run !pci 0x101 on the same device there will be no "Enhanced Capabilities listing at all. Neither of the two Microsoft sanctioned ways (that I am aware of (i.e. GetBusData and IRP_MN_READ_CONFIG)) to access extended config space worked for me. I have even used the example verbatim from http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms795302.aspx. The status returned from the IRP_MN_READ_CONFIG method is STATUS_INVALID_DEVICE_REQUEST. I've even tried installing Vista SP1 Beta, but the results are the same. Any other venues I should take/investigate? Thank you in advance. Gabe Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99663
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    - Application for printer installation Hi, I am using Windows Vista and want to use "AddPrinter" in my applictation to install a printer driver. The problem is, that Windows creates an error. This does not happen in older versions of Windows. Please tell me how to solve my problem or where I should read because the subject I am woking on is very urgent and I have spend a lot of time the last days on it. Thx fussa Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99662
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    - missing DirectoryChange notifications Hi all, I'm writing an IFS minifilter doing some HSM stuff. Most operations are queue using FltQueueXXX functions. In worker function changes to files are done using e.g. FltSetInformation, FltWriteFile. This works very well. But user mode applications using NtNotifyChangeDirectoryFile or ReadDirectoryChangesW (e.g. Explorer) are not notified about these changes. Changes on files triggered from any user mode application are notified! How can I notify changes from IFS filter (system thread)? Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99661
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    - Multple LUN support question for USB flash drive Hi, I'm trying to expose a USB composite device with the mass storage interface at interface 2. Although I reported support for Hierachial support (HiSUP bit set to 1), the system does not try to query me for my other LUNs except for LUN 0. I never received the REPORT LUNS command that is suppose to be compulsory when HiSUP bit is set. When I change the mass storage interface to interface 0, I get the INQUIRY command for LUN 1 as well and all is well. Question is, why doesn't the system check for additional LUNS when my mass storage interface is not 0? Is this a requirement? Thanks. KS Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99659
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    - FTDI's FT232R chipset Junk data bytes Hi All, I am writing a Custom WDM USB-UART driver(Single VIRTUAL COM PORT) for FTDI's FT232R chipset. In my InitializationModule() and startdeviceroutine() I could able to Get the device descriptor and configure the Device perfectly. I am getting the Interface and pipe information correctly. My problem is after start device, If I try to Read data from the device by calling the following //Satrt the request ulFlags = USBD_TRANSFER_DIRECTION_IN | USBD_SHORT_TRANSFER_OK; UsbBuildInterruptOrBulkTransferRequest(pCtx->m_pUrb, sizeof(struct _URB_BULK_OR_INTERRUPT_TRANSFER), hPipe, pbBuffer, NULL, cbBuffer, ulFlags, NULL); // Setup completion proc IoSetCompletionRoutine(pCtx->m_pIrp,(PIO_COMPLETION_ROUTINE) RequestCompletedThunk,pCtx,TRUE,TRUE,TRUE); // Call next device with this IRP status = IoCallDriver(pCtx->DeviceExtension- >TopOfStackDeviceObject, pCtx->m_pIrp); in My Completion routine I am getting 2 bytes of junk data, Which is unexpected(There is no data kept in port). When I open the Virtual Com Port and write some data bytes, still I am getting these 2 junk bytes. I tried to resolve this issue by resetting the pipe. Still problem exists. Can anybody help me to get rid of that unnecessary junk bytes. Your valuable suggestions are always appriciated. Thanks in advance. ~Vijji Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99656
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    - NDIS Allocate memory fail??? Hi, I am writing a NDIM IM driver. In order to communicate with user land application, I allocate 3 buffers on nonpaged memory 10 MB each. My driver gets success to allocate memory in first time only for all buffers. Next time on wards, driver gets fail to allocate memory. I am very much sure that there is no any memory leak which I have tested. Please suggest me what should I do?? Configuration OS:: XP SP2 Ram:: 504 MB (8 MB shared) Processor:: 2.8 GHz Pentium -- With regards thanks Anand Choubey Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99655
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    - Driver Test Manager (2 tests fail in the unclassified tests) Hi, We are using the DTM (Driver Test Manager 1.0.6417.304) to test our kernel mode device driver (mirror driver) to get a digital signature. We are using the following configuration: Controller: Windows 2003 Server Studio: Windows 2003 Server Client: Windows Vista Home Basic We set up the unclassified tests and run them (we don't need a logo, we only need a signature). We received 2 errors in the following tests: - Run INFTest against a single INF (Error message in RunJob: Could not find user specified INF files) - Plug and Play Driver Test (3 Error messages in RunJob: DeviceId is NULL) Do you have any idea ? Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99654
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    - IoReadPartitionTableEx Hello In my driver, a call to IoReadPartitionTableEx returns with STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED whereas IoReadPartitionTable returns successfully. Running on WindowsXP with most latest service packs, building the driver with WDK6000. When compiling with IoReadPartitionTable call in the code, get a warning about the function being deprecated Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99638
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    - Windows XP & non-paged pool Dear All, At my driver I need a really huge memory buffer. I am trying to allocate it from non-paged memory pool, since I need to perform a series of DMA transfers from lots of PCI devices installed in the system. Actually, every instance of my driver requires about 24 Megs of memory and we are planning to have about 16 such devices installed. What a disaster, I can load drivers only for 6 my devices, all other fail on allocating memory from non-paged pool. I decided to allocate memory from paged pool and lock it down in physical memory, using MmProbeAndLockPages(), but was able to load only 4 instances of my driver. What I am doing wrong? With best regards, Vladimir S. Mirgorodsky Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99634
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    - IOCTL, DMA questions? Hello, I have some questions: 1). Can I create two DMA Transactions at same time using one DMA enabler? in what kind of case I can or canot? 2). If my IOCTL pass to kernel two buffers, one for read, and one for write, can I use this way in CTL_CODE? CTL_CODE(MY_DEVICE_TYPE, 0x909, (METHOD_OUT_DIRECT | METHOD_IN_DIRECT), FILE_ANY_ACCESS) Thanks, May Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99631
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    - IJolietDiscMaster->AddData returning STG_E_INVALIDFUNCTION Hi there, I am attempting to add a previously created IStorage container to an IJolietDiscMaster interface, although the file appears to have been created correctly and no errors were returned during it's creation, nor the streams that were added to it, unfortunately it returns STG_E_INVALIDFUNCTION. Could this be due to the way that I have created the streams? or not closed them correctly after adding data? Many thanks in advance as any help on this would be fantastic. Nick. Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99626
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    - WDK version to use for release build of Windows Vista 32 and 64 bi I am using WDK 6000 for driver builds which has the following disclaimer in relnote.htm: "Use the WDK build environments in this version of the WDK for evaluation and preview purposes only. Do not use these WDK build environments for production-level coding. At this time, you should use the Windows Server 2003 SP1 DDK for production." I don't see the kmdf in the WDK 3790.1830 Windows Server 2003 SP1 DDK. What version of the WDK should I use for WDF production-level code? Thanks, Conan Dickson Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99612
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    - Table of VendorIDs Hello, I'm looking for a table with the VendorID and the according manufacturer. I'm only interessted in VendorIDs of Display. Does such a list exits? Thanks! Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99609
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    - to call driverentry from service How can i make a Driverentry point called in sys file? I used checked build for XP to build the sys file. I have only written Driverentry and Driverunload in it. The configuration for service CreateService with SERVICE_KERNEL_DRIVER option is used to write to registry .CreateSerrvice is also not failing.If i use net start drivername or StartService API it doesnot gives any error but Driverentry point is not called. Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99606
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    - link 2019 problem I use part of the original code of moufiltr to complie since full size code will crash the machine.But when linking, there is an error said unresolved external symbol _MouFilter_IsrHook@32 referenced in function _MouFilter_InternIoCtl@8 twice. What is that mean? where can I get the answer to error list? Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99598
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    - Win2k Host Controller question What is the GUID associated with a Universal Host Controller on Windows 2000 SP4 . For enhanced host controllers on Win 2k the symbolic link looks like this \\? \pci#ven_8086&dev_265c&subsys_01791028&rev_03#3&172e68dd&0&ef#{3abf6f2d-71c4-462a-8a92-1e6861e6af27} however i think that GUID #{3abf6f2d-71c4-462a-8a92-1e6861e6af27} is not associated with Universal Host Controllers. In that case what would be the GUID associated with the universal host controller ? Basically my final goal is to open a handle to the host controller using its symbolic link other than using \\\\.\\HCD%d the way USBview does ! Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99592
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    - talking directly to drivers Hello, I want to talk directly to the direct3d drivers without going through the COM direct3d api, I want to directly call D3dContextCreate, D3dDrawPrimitive2 etc. functions that are exposed by the driver. I want to reinvent the wheel, just as the COM d3d api usermode dll is one alternative to get to the driver, I want to make my own alternative. However I don't know how to do this. It all starts with an application in usermode loading my usermode dll providing an alternative to the COM api. How does my usermode dll penetrate into the kernel driver ? This is on xp I have downloaded the ddk, but haven't found an answer, it seems it's mostly targeted at writing the driver, not on how to program the 'other end' thanks, -- Sigurd Lerstad Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99578
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    - IMAPI Development Hi there, I am trying to write a C++ DLL that allows me to burn data CDs. I've been following the following article, http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/04/04/CQA/ Unfortunately I am stuck as the CDiscMaster.GetActiveDiscRecorder fails, as does the SetActiveDiscRecorder method. The recorders are enumerated fine and I store them in a CSimpleArray object for index based referencing. I can acquire information on the recorders, i.e. Path and PnPID, but Eject does not work, nor does setting an active recorder as mentioned a moment ago. Any ideas what could be going wrong? Nick. Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99571
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    - Ploblem on get ATIP imformation hi I use DeviceIoControl API to get an CDR/CDRW ATIP information . It does well on my computer , but it does't work on other computer . I guess the reason is that the mainbroad drives which contain the SCSI command had not installed on my computer . But it just my opinion. And even if my guess was right , I want to know which drives that i must be installed or to containt to my application . My main code here SCSI_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT_WITH_BUFFER spt_srb={0}; HANDLE hCDROM = CreateFile("\\\\.\\cdrom0", GENERIC_READ | GENERIC_WRITE, FILE_SHARE_READ | FILE_SHARE_WRITE , NULL, OPEN_EXISTING, FILE_ATTRIBUTE_NORMAL, 0); BYTE myData[256]={0}; if(hCDROM!=INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) { spt_srb.sptd.Length = sizeof (spt_srb.sptd); spt_srb.sptd.DataIn = SCSI_IOCTL_DATA_IN; spt_srb.sptd.TimeOutValue = 5; spt_srb.sptd.DataTransferLength = 256; spt_srb.sptd.DataBuffer = myData; spt_srb.sptd.SenseInfoLength = 14; spt_srb.sptd.SenseInfoOffset = sizeof(spt_srb.sptd) + sizeof(spt_srb.Filler); spt_srb.sptd.CdbLength = 0x0A; spt_srb.sptd.Cdb[0] = 0x43; // read ATIP/TOC command spt_srb.sptd.Cdb[2] = 0x04; // 4 ATIP - 0 TOC spt_srb.sptd.Cdb[8] = 0x24; // low-order byte of buffer len DWORD dwReturn ; BOOL bRet = DeviceIoControl( hCDROM, IOCTL_SCSI_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT, &spt_srb , sizeof(spt_srb), &spt_srb, sizeof(spt_srb), &dwReturn , NULL); DWORD dwErr = GetLastError(); cd_atip* atip = ( cd_atip * )myData; // free handle CloseHandle (hCDROM); // failed to read ATIP CString str; str.Format( "%dm%ds%df" , myData[8], myData[9],myData[10] ); AfxMessageBox( str ); } Need you help , thanks . Ano Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99560
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    - 1394 hardware I recently bought a 1394 PCI adapter for the desktop PC, which is the debugging target. My notebook is the host and a 4-pin connector on the notebook and a 6-pin on the desktop adapter connects the two machines. Unfortunately, it's not working. Could some of you share the hardware specs of a 1394 PCI adapter for a desktop, and the cable specs, that you've used? I'd have to buy the stuff again. Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99558
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    - Verifier.exe is not compatible with RtlRandom(Ex) C:\Windows\System32\Verifier.exe is a Driver Verifier installed with windows system. In my own driver, I need use RtlRandom(Ex) function to generate random integer. But when I use Verifier.exe to check the robustness of my driver. The system always crash down when the driver executes RtlRandom(Ex). the cause reported in blue screen is IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL. the following are the analyze result in windbg ==================================================== FAULTING_MODULE: 804d7000 nt DEBUG_FLR_IMAGE_TIMESTAMP: 470aecc3 WRITE_ADDRESS: 805e7bd4 CURRENT_IRQL: 2 FAULTING_IP: nt!RtlRandom+0 805e7bd4 8bff mov edi,edi DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: WRONG_SYMBOLS BUGCHECK_STR: 0xA LAST_CONTROL_TRANSFER: from 805e7bd4 to 80543930 STACK_TEXT: WARNING: Stack unwind information not available. Following frames may be wrong. f816f1dc 805e7bd4 badb0d00 819b8e30 00000000 nt!Kei386EoiHelper+0x2834 f816f258 f9aae000 f816f28c f9aad61f 819b8e30 nt!RtlRandom f816f260 f9aad61f 819b8e30 00000000 81540740 passthru!PacketFilterDiscardPacket+0x50 [d:\project\mbus\src\tools\packet_filter\windows\driver\filter.c @ 49] f816f28c bad7cff2 819b8e30 81540740 815407d0 passthru!PtReceive+0x4f [d:\project\mbus\src\tools\packet_filter\windows\driver\protocol.c @ 974] f816f2f4 bad6fec4 c000009a f816f314 00000001 NDIS!FddiFilterDprIndicateReceive+0xdfa f816f31c bad5a99d 815e4ea0 00000103 81642130 NDIS!NdisRequest+0x559 f816f338 f9aab7d3 81651c50 815e4ed8 815e4ea0 NDIS!NdisDprFreePacketNonInterlocked+0x1c8 f816f37c bad5cf86 819b8e30 f816f3b0 00000001 passthru!MPSendPackets+0x163 [d:\project\mbus\src\tools\packet_filter\windows\driver\miniport.c @ 471] f816f3a4 f8459454 816058e8 815e4ed8 815dfa58 NDIS!NdisInitializeString+0x6d1 f816f3c8 f84594f8 005dfa0e ff50a8c0 815e4ed8 tcpip!IPTransmit+0x2816 f816f3f4 f845770a 815dfa58 f816f400 00000001 tcpip!ARPRcv+0x85 f816f424 f84574a9 815b53f8 ff50a8c0 815e4ed8 tcpip!IPTransmit+0xacc f816f570 f845bb83 f84956b4 816dee68 8153c020 tcpip!IPTransmit+0x86b f816f610 f845b94a 815b6cd0 816dee68 81fccf48 tcpip!ARPRcv+0x2710 f816f634 f845b9b0 0016f658 815b3470 8153c060 tcpip!ARPRcv+0x24d7 f816f66c f845a308 81fccf48 81fccfdc 81608260 tcpip!ARPRcv+0x253d f816f688 804ef095 81608260 81fccf48 806e4428 tcpip!ARPRcv+0xe95 f816f6bc f842e544 815b33a0 815ad8b8 f844798c nt!IoBuildPartialMdl+0xed f816f6e0 f842e391 f816f708 815b3470 00000044 netbt+0x2544 f816f724 f8432149 815b33a0 c0a850ff 00000044 netbt+0x2391 f816f76c f8436421 815b33a0 815add58 005bc2f8 netbt+0x6149 f816f7bc f8436deb 00000000 00000000 815418cb netbt+0xa421 f816f818 f844987d f816f844 005418c5 c0a85083 netbt+0xadeb f816f858 f84497f1 81691620 81fb4f48 0000001a netbt+0x1d87d f816f878 804ef095 81691620 00fb4f48 806e4428 netbt+0x1d7f1 f816f8ac 80581f6e 81627748 815c6238 f816fa7c nt!IoBuildPartialMdl+0xed f816f98c 80582390 81691620 00000000 815bf8b0 nt!NtWriteFile+0x6278 f816f9c4 805bd99d 81627748 00000000 815bf8b0 nt!NtWriteFile+0x669a f816fa3c 805ba448 00000448 f816fa7c 00000040 nt!NtMakePermanentObject+0xd8f f816fa90 80574ec1 00000000 00000000 52c1bb00 nt!ObOpenObjectByName+0xea f816fb0c 80575838 815a3f44 c0100000 f816fc8c nt!IoCreateDevice+0x74b f816fb68 80577f02 815a3f44 c0100000 f816fc8c nt!IoCreateFile+0x8e f816fba8 8054086c 815a3f44 c0100000 f816fc8c nt!NtCreateFile+0x30 f816fbdc 804ff549 badb0d00 f816fc54 00000000 nt!KeReleaseInStackQueuedSpinLockFromDpcLevel+0xb74 f816fcb0 f8358094 815a3f04 e17c7188 815a3f2c nt!ZwCreateFile+0x11 f816fcec f82e743d 815a3f2c 815a3f04 f816fd28 rdbss!RxCeBuildAddress+0xb1 f816fd50 f82e82ee e17d3f80 f816fd6c f834258e mrxsmb+0x3343d f816fd5c f834258e e17d3f80 f8348ec0 f816fd9c mrxsmb+0x342ee f816fd6c f833f4b1 815450b8 00000000 81540da8 rdbss!RxDispatchToWorkerThread+0xa1 f816fd9c f8349845 00348ec0 f8349140 f816fddc rdbss+0x4b1 f816fdac 805ce84c f8348ec0 00000000 00000000 rdbss!RxpReleasePrefixTableLock+0x54 f816fddc 8054532e f834982b f8348ec0 00000000 nt!PsRemoveCreateThreadNotifyRoutine+0x214 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 nt!KiDispatchInterrupt+0x72e =================================== if RtlRandom(Ex) should be executed in LOWER IRQL, what can I do? Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99553
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    - please help me, how to record sound on playback device??? Hi experts, tt seem that here i can get your help. I have: Real audio playback device (RPD) . Real audio recording device (RARD) and a Virtual audio device (VAD). To test how to record sound on playback device , i try to do as follow : 1. Open GraphEdit (directX 2003). 2. Insert RAPD , VAD and RARD and make a connect between these filter . 3. Play an audio file in windows media player 9. So, Sound will be followed same as below: Sound is playing ---> RAPD ---> VAD ---> RARD ---> record sound is playing by "SoundRecorder" tool. I wonder these steps right? If i open Sound Recorder tool on windows and press on Record button , can i capture sound is playing? If not, can you show me how to connect (what filters to insert and order of inserting) between these filters so that i can record sound are playing on RAPD . This is important to me, so thank so much for any your help. Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99552
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    - Wrong LINEATTRS data received from GDI? Is it me or is it that the LINEATTRS values received in a printer's driver DrvStrokePath(and equivalent) are broken on a WIN2000 machine? I seem to receive extremely large numbers to describe pen width and mitter limits on geometric lines and even when converted to the device space, and the values from the calling application are normal. Is this behaviour normal? Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99539
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    - S/PDIF Support on UAA Hi, Can anyone tell me if the standard UAA drivers available on Vista or downloadable for Windows XP support S/PDIF output? TIA Fraser Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99535
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    - How to listen the Process for the resource usage? Hi, I am planning to write an kernel module for listening for the create/modify/deleteion of resource like file/registry entry/etc by an particular process. so can i use the KMDF dummy driver for this. Please advise me if there is an another best method than using a dummy driver Thanks Kanagaraj M Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99533
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    - Virtual Smartcard Reader not listed with SCardListReaders Hi! I am writing a virtual smartcard driver in WDM. When using IFDtest I can see my reader, but when calling SCardListReaders, no reader is found. Could it be because ithe driver is not managing pnp?. Is there some way in which I could make it visible to SCardListReaders?. Thanks in advance for your help. Regards, Javier Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99532
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    - help needed in language monitor Hi all, I have customized language monitor for my printer, When I create 10 jobs and give "Cancel All Documents" it is working fine. But when I pause the printer and create 10 jobs and give resume printing, restart the printer and cancel all documents.One job remains in the spooler with status showing "DELETING-SENT TO PRINTER". How can I fix it,so that no jobs remain in spooler. Thanks in advance Regards -Hari Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99518
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    - help needed in language monitor Hi all, I have customized language monitor for my printer, When I create 10 jobs and give "Cancel All Documents" it is working fine. But when I pause the printer and create 10 jobs and give resume printing, restart the printer and cancel all documents.One job remains in the spooler with status showing "DELETING-SENT TO PRINTER". How can I fix it,so that no jobs remain in spooler. Thanks in advance Regards -Hari Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99517
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    - Have you ever seen to dial up network in Windows Vista? Hi All. I have a USB modem device. The modem driver is working in Windows XP. You know. I've rebuilded the source code to do the modem test in Windows Vista. But it didn't work in Windows Vista x86 and x64. It was working a few months ago in Windows Vista. As of present, Suddenly it didn't work in Windows Vista. After executing RasDial function, it showed up the error message as belows: The specified port is already in use or is not configured for remote access dial-out. I checked communicating from the device by Dignosis Tool. The device is worked to reply for AT command. I don't know why. Could you explain me about this situation? I'm very confused this situation. Regards. Taery. Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99514
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    - SetupDiGetDeviceRegistryProperty - Usb - Address - Busnumber Gentlemen, I have several composite devices which are equal running on a pc. My problem is, I want to find out which interfaces belong together (to the same composite device). In order to find out if two interfaces are form a composite device, i want to read out the address and busnumber and compare both. If equal than these two devices are on the same composite device. The problem is, the API call "SetupDiGetDeviceRegistryProperty" returns only a string with 4 spaces. I got no address or busnumber. I work with Windows Xp . I will appreciate every help. Thanks if(TRUE == SetupDiGetDeviceRegistryProperty( hDevInfo, &DeviceInfoData, SPDRP_ADDRESS, &DataT, buffer, buffersize, &buffersize)) Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99513
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    - how do I open Zero Wireless Configuration (WZC) window ? Hi, How do I open the ZWC window from my application ? I would like to open the window from my application (even through cmd) so the user will be able to choose the network he/she wants. Im using wlan api (winxp.sp2). Thanks. Bamba. Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99492
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    - TDI listen hangs. How to know, why? Hello, I try to make my TCP TDI client to listen for connection (that is I try to bring the server side of the connection up). This is, I hope, 5 steps process: 1) Open transport address. (I use 0.0.0.0:5000) 2) Open connection endpoint 3) Associate transport with the connection 4) Hook some event grabbers (I have set event handlers for TDI_EVENT_CONNECT and TDI_EVENT_RECEIVE) 5) Listen... The first 4 steps of the 5 succeed, but the last TDI_LISTEN CallDriver return STATUS_PENDING which never ends. (below please find a code fragment). I expected that TDI listen request must never hang, because this is (i hope) a transport service "mode" setting only. What could be the reason for it to hang? How to make the server listen? Please help. (probably somebody could post few lines of sample code) Thanks, Sergei. //----------------------------------------------------------- //------------------------------------------------------------ // // Tdi_Listen // NTSTATUS Tdi_Listen(PFILE_OBJECT pConnection) { NTSTATUS NtStatus = STATUS_INSUFFICIENT_RESOURCES; PIRP pIrp; PDEVICE_OBJECT pTdiDevice; TDI_COMPLETION_CONTEXT TdiCompletionContext; TDI_CONNECTION_INFORMATION ConnectionInfo_ret; TDI_CONNECTION_INFORMATION ConnectionInfo = {0}; IO_STATUS_BLOCK IoStatusBlock = {0}; ULONG User_D = 0x40404040; // a "don't care" value // PAGED_CODE(); KeInitializeEvent(&TdiCompletionContext.kCompleteEvent, NotificationEvent, FALSE); // // TDI Device Object to send requests to the TDI Driver. // pTdiDevice = IoGetRelatedDeviceObject(pConnection); // // Build the IRP. // pIrp = TdiBuildInternalDeviceControlIrp(TDI_LISTEN, pTdiDevice, pConnection, &TdiCompletionContext.kCompleteEvent, &IoStatusBlock); if(pIrp) { // // Add the correct parameters into the IRP. // ConnectionInfo.UserData = &User_D; ConnectionInfo.UserDataLength = sizeof(ULONG); ConnectionInfo.Options = NULL; ConnectionInfo.OptionsLength = 0; ConnectionInfo.RemoteAddress = NULL; ConnectionInfo.RemoteAddressLength = 0; TdiBuildListen(pIrp, pTdiDevice, pConnection, NULL, NULL, 0, // Flags, &ConnectionInfo, &ConnectionInfo_ret); // PTDI_CONNECTION_INFORMATION NtStatus = IoCallDriver(pTdiDevice, pIrp); // // If TDI_LISTEN will not hang I'll have BSOD(CC01). // if(NtStatus == STATUS_PENDING) { KeWaitForSingleObject(&TdiCompletionContext.kCompleteEvent, Executive, KernelMode, FALSE, NULL); NtStatus = IoStatusBlock.Status; KeBugCheckEx(0xDEADCC01, 0, 0, 0, NtStatus); }else{ KeBugCheckEx(0xDEADCC02, 0, 0, 0, NtStatus); } } return NtStatus; } // Tdi_Listen Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99488
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    - FILE STREAMS:??? I'm trying to use an alternate data stream to contain information about some files I wish to manage. However I am very confused about certain semantics. In particular if FileA has an alternate stream Meta, then I might have two streams FileA (FileA::$DATA) and FileA:Meta. When FileA is opened for write, it seems that FileA:Meta is getting nuked. I would like to get a better understanding of the conditions under which FileA::$DATA can be written to without disturbing FileA:Meta, etc. Also, what about security? Can I set more restricted privileges on FileA:Meta than on FileA::$DATA Is there documentation for any of this beyond a few toy examples? -- Gak - Finecats Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99487
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    - KMDF/WDF -- PWDF_REQUEST_COMPLETION_PARAMS not having the correct IOCTL code set hi all, In a KMDF completion routine, the parameter PWDF_REQUEST_COMPLETION_PARAMS CompletionParams does not seem to have the correct IOCTL code set. A possible KMDF bug ? here is the code VOID EvtIoDeviceControl ( IN WDFQUEUE Queue, IN WDFREQUEST Request, IN size_t OutputBufferLength, IN size_t InputBufferLength, IN ULONG IoControlCode ) { ..... .... switch (IoControlCode ) { .... case IOCTL_SERIAL_GET_COMMSTATUS : // this cud be anything WdfRequestFormatRequestUsingCurrentType ( Request ) ; WdfRequestSetCompletionRoutine(Request, IoctlCompletionRoutine, context ); ...... ..... } IoctlCompletionRoutine ( IN WDFREQUEST Request, IN WDFIOTARGET target, PWDF_REQUEST_COMPLETION_PARAMS CompletionParams, IN WDFCONTEXT context ) { .... ... CompletionParams->Parameters.Ioctl.IoControlCode = 0 // !!!! BUG ?? I expect IOCTL_SERIAL_GET_COMMSTATUS ........... } --alex Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99486
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    - WdfControlDeviceInitSetShutdownNotification Hello, I'm trying to register my driver to recieve shut down notification when the user shuts the system down. I found this API for my WDF driver WdfControlDeviceInitSetShutdownNotification The question I have is do i need to create a new Device_Init structure using WdfControlDeviceInitAllocate. or can i just use the DeviceInit pass to me from DeviceAdd ? Thanks Mel Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99483
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    - Virtual Webcam driver Hello! I am trying to make a virtual webcam driver. I see TestCap example in the DDK but I think it is way to much for me. TestCap seems to do a lot of things, I need a very simple driver that exports to the system ONLY the webcam interface. I am new to Device Driver Programming. Any tips? Should I write something from scratch or strip TestCap? Thanks! Tag: can driver prevent the handle? Tag: 99481

hi all,
I want to know that, after I get the VALID_HANDLE
from SetupDiGetClassDevs (do the handle with a USB
device), whether the driver can prevent the windows
to communicate with the USB device?
That is to say, can driver let windows to know
the USB device is connected on the port, but the
driver won't let windows to communicate with the
USB device?

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Re: can driver prevent the handle? by Doron

Doron
Sun Oct 14 19:19:56 PDT 2007

you can fail any i/o you receive based on state. you have maintain your own
state once there is a valid handle.

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"zonhai.won" <zonhai.won@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> hi all,
> I want to know that, after I get the VALID_HANDLE
> from SetupDiGetClassDevs (do the handle with a USB
> device), whether the driver can prevent the windows
> to communicate with the USB device?
> That is to say, can driver let windows to know
> the USB device is connected on the port, but the
> driver won't let windows to communicate with the
> USB device?
>
>

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