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 - NdisOpenFile( ) gives blue screen hi.... Thanks a lot for your quick responses I am explaining a little more about my Ndis driver. I have used "passthru" sample of DDK. In passthru there is a file miniport.c In miniport.c there is a function MPSend( ). In this function i call my function named CopySendPacket( ) which is using NdisOpenFile( ). When this function is called BSOD appears. Using stack command, SoftIce displays following (hope this may help) 8053B438 80574AC1 ntoskrnl!ExInterLockedAddLargeStatistic 8053B480 80578F0D ntoskrnl!IoCreateFile+0036 8053B4C0 804D4E91 ntoskrnl!IoCreateFile+002E 8053B4F4 00000000 ntoskrnl!KeInitializeInterrupt+0A7C Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 56072
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 - Creating a storage driver with multiple bearers for connection. Hi, I am trying to make a storage driver that connects to the device using multiple bearers like USB, Bluetooth or InfraRed. What i mean by this is the storage driver should be loaded by windows when the device comes in contact with the PC by any of the above mentioned means. For this, the model I have thought of uses a two layered approach wherein the first layer handles all the storage functionality and the second layer handles all the connection functionality. Using this model, I can have the first layer common, and vary the second layer for the three means of communication. The problem is that I cannot understand the way in which i can do this (separating the storage and connection part of the driver). Would appreciate any suggestions on the above problem ? -- Thanks and regards Prakash Software Developer Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 56067
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 - IM driver not receiving packets for Intel NIC I have a IM driver working fine with all the NIC's accept Intel series. I tried to set ProtocolReceivePacket to NULL as specified in DDK document. But yet ProtocolReceive routine is not called. I kept both the routines none of them is getting called. Moreever when i send OID request OID_GEN_MAXIMUM_LOOKAHEAD,OID_GEN_MAC_OPTIONS , OID_802_3_MAXIMUM_LIST_SIZE , OID_GEN_MAXIMUM_FRAME_SIZE, OID_GEN_CURRENT_PACKET_FILTER the other NIC invokes PtRequestComplete with correct value od OID, but for Intel card it invokes PtRequestComplete for that many times but with OID value of last request. Has anybody got any clue?? Thanks in Advance Jyotsna Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 56065
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 - NdisOpenFile( ) gives blue screen hi.... Thanks a lot for your quick responses I am explaining a little more about my Ndis driver. I have used "passthru" sample of DDK. In passthru there is a file miniport.c In miniport.c there is a function MPSend( ). In this function i call my function named CopySendPacket( ) which is using NdisOpenFile( ). When this function is called BSOD appears. Using stack command, SoftIce displays following (hope this may help) 8053B438 80574AC1 ntoskrnl!ExInterLockedAddLargeStatistic 8053B480 80578F0D ntoskrnl!IoCreateFile+0036 8053B4C0 804D4E91 ntoskrnl!IoCreateFile+002E 8053B4F4 00000000 ntoskrnl!KeInitializeInterrupt+0A7C Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 56063
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 - Volume Snapshots.. Hi, Could any body shed some light on inner workings of Volume Snapshot driver volsnap.sys. I belive it sits above the Disk Class Driver and Duplications Disk level Io.Are there some good articles which explain how the storage stack looks like and works when volsnap is enabled on the system. Regards Subodh Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 56062
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 - 1394 isochronous data corrupted Hello, I'vew written a device driver for Windows XP which receives IEEE1394 isochronous data packets. The devices sends these packets at S400. We use different sizes for the packets and were below 2048 bytes all the time. No problems at all. Now we need packets which can be bigger and must realize that data is corrupted on some PCs. We don't know what these PCs makes different from the others. There seems to be no common thing at all. As I told you before, we receive packets which are bigger than 2048 bytes and some of the packets on some of our PCs are filled with some invalid data quadlets. All wrong quadlets are above the 2048 bytes boundary. The problem occurs also if we send only a few data packets per second (say 20 or so). It is not really depending on CPU load but if we move windows on the desktop we increase the frequency of the wrong quadlets. The wrong data is not from the same packet or from one of the others (we generated sythetic data for these tests). A frequent pattern is: 6 or 7 wrong quadlets, every second is 0x0. We use XP and XP SP1 (I did not test XP SP2 because a software I need for the tests doesn't run at all under SP2. It's not from our company so I have to wait for their next release.) I use the following parameters for REQUEST_ISOCH_ALLOCATE_RESOURCES: Irb->u.IsochAllocateResources.fulFlags = RESOURCE_USED_IN_LISTENING | RESOURCE_USE_PACKET_BASED|RESOURCE_STRIP_ADDITIONAL_QUADLETS; Irb->u.IsochAllocateResources.nQuadletsToStrip = 1; Irb->u.IsochAllocateResources.nMaxBytesPerFrame = 4096; Irb->u.IsochAllocateResources.nMaxBufferSize = someFactor * 4096; If I didn't do something wrong I can't believe I'm the only person in universe which has that problem?! Please help. Regards, Udo. Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 56060
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 - Ndis packet filter Hello, I'm doing research on the possibility of making a packet filter based on the idea of patching the NDIS_MINIPORT_CHARACTERISTICS structure with your own functions. In my SendPacket(s)Handler I make a copy of the original packet and send it to the original function and in my NdisMSendComplete I free the packet. The copy of the packet is made based on the pass through IM sample code. This works well for most of the real and virtual NICs with one exception so far, an IntelPRO/100 on board card. With this NIC after about 15-20 packets the original SendPackets function will access a NULL pointer causing a bug check. If I let the original packets pass through, everything works, so my guess is that my set-up for the packet is wrong, and probably the NDIS is doing some set-up on the packes before sending them to the miniports. The NIC seems to be a bus master adaptor, so, the NDIS is probably doing DMA related initialization on the NDIS_PACKET before sending it to the miniports. Any help to shed some light on this problem will be appreciated Thanks Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 56033
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 - Question about Printers and Paper Hi My virtual printer has 2 bins... one is called "A4 Printer" the other "A3 Printer" ... now, the driver accepts A4 and A3 paper-sizes. But... is there a way, that you can choose A4 only if the "A4 Printer"-Bin is selected and the A3-paper can only be choosed if the other bin is selected? thanks MR Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 56030
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 - Virtual network adapters Hi, I have written a virtual network adapter/Virtual miniort driver(NDIS). I want to send the data i receive in my virtual adapter's MiniportSend funcion across network using a network device. Inorder to do that, the packet i have received in virtual miniport driver's MiniportSend has to be passed to MiniportSend of miniport driver. NDIS intermediate drivers passes the packet to the miniport driver using NdisSend. Since the driver i have written is not an intermediate driver,NdisSend function can not be used to send the packet to a miniport driver. NdisSend function requires the binding handle which a virtual miniport driver can not have. Only NDIS intermediate driver can get a binding handle which it can use in NdisSend. Could you let me know how can i pass the packet to the MiniportSend of miniport driver from my MiniportSend of virtual miniport driver? Thanks & Regards, Senthil Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 56022
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 - dll based service Any info on how to develop and install dll based service compatible w/ svchost.exe? TIA Andrew Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 56008
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 - driver instalation Hi All, I've a HID pointer device and my driver isn't signed with WQHL. If I install my driver manually or using a simple tool like FASTINST from Walter Oney' book and then connect my USB device, the windows hid.sys driver loads instead of my driver (as expected, because my driver isn't signed with WQHL). But, After running the device manager and clicking above the windows driver and updating it to my driver, Every time a plug my devive, my driver loads as expected (good, it's the final rsult I want from my instalation). I would like to do some steps (I guess hacking the windows registry) to install my driver just once and get it load when I plug my device without manually enter in Device Manager and updating it. I feel good with the message "..this driver ins't signed...", I would like just to avoid the second manual step into device manager. Thanks Very Much Edgard Lima Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 56003
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 - Reading Device Parameters in Registry In my driver I am attempting to read some parameters stored in my board's Device Parameters subkey. I am calling IoOpenDeviceRegistryKey, with PLUGPLAY_REGKEY_DEVICE KeyType, to open the Key and calling ZwQueryValueKey to get the partial info structure. The problem is that the data returned in the partial info structure is always some random value. The data length and type returned in the structure are correct though. The status returned by both IoOpenDeviceRegistryKey and ZwQueryValueKey indicates success. Also, I have been able to set the value using ZwSetValueKey and view this new value in regedit. Any suggestions on what I might be doing incorrectly? Thank you for your time. Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 56001
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 - USB==> will this update MaxTransferSize for the current pipe? Hi, OS: Win 2000 Sp4 much after the configuration for the USB device has been done by the client driver , during regular course of events , if i do the following : 1) Get the USBD_INTERFACE_INFORMATION structure for the currently selected interface ( previously stored inside device extension ) 2) Get the USBD_PIPE_INFORMATION structure for the pipe i am interested in by indexing the Pipes array in interface info struct of step 1 abov 3) Set the MaximumTransferSize member of the USBD_PIPE_INFORMATION structure of step 2 above to a non-default value . 4) Get PipeHandle from USBD_PIPE_INFORMATION of step 2 above 5) make a URB by calling UsbBuildInterruptOrBulkTransferRequest( function and passing pipeHandle of step 4 above as parameter number 3 6) pass this URB to the USB stack ( usbd.sys ) through IoCallDriver , the call succeeds In this scenario , should i expect the MaximumTransferSize for the pipe to be updated ? thanks and regards Taha Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55999
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 - IM protocol driver performance and optimization We are currently working on software for XP where we need to receive a 70 Mbyte/s data stream via GbE. The data is basically raw Ethernet packets with a simple proprietary protocol. Currently we use a modified NDISUIO to receive the data and process the proprietary protocol in the user level since that makes debugging much easier. Preliminary hotspot analysis using Intel VTune shows that a lot of time is spent doing memory copies. To reduce this we thought of moving the protocol into the kernel. To do this I have looked at the DDK passthru sample and at IMSAMP. The latter seems to be better in terms of avoiding unnecessary memory copies. Is an IM protocol driver the "way to go" or are there better ways of doing this? What is the performance penalty to be expected from an IM protocol driver? I would like to avoid putting the protocol into NDISUIO directly because it seems to make things very complex in NDISUIO. The task manager as an instrument to measure CPU load is very unreliable. What is a good tool to measure and optimize NDIS/protocol driver performance? Thanks for any suggestions. Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55989
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 - FONTOBJ_pwszFontFilePaths question Hello I am writing a user mode printer driver for Win XP/2000 and I need to find out the font file names for the fonts passed in DrvTextOut(). In the DDK documentation I found that FONTOBJ_pwszFontFilePaths seems to return the exact information I want. But I could not use it, and here I have some questions: 1. Is the FONTOBJ_pwszFontFilePaths working only in the kernel mode drivers? Because mine is a user mode driver, so could it be that I cannot use it at all? 2. The DDK documentation says that we have to find the function address by calling EngFindImageProcAddress function. This seems to work only in kernel mode drivers and returns always NULL pointers when I call it from the user mode driver. So I used instead GetProcAddress() function: typedef VOID (*FONTFILEPROC)(FONTOBJ*, ULONG); HMODULE hMod = GetModuleHandle(TEXT("GDI32.dll")); FONTFILEPROC ProcAdd = (FONTFILEPROC) GetProcAddress(hMod, "FONTOBJ_pwszFontFilePaths") This seems to work for other FONTOBJ_xxx services but not for FONTOBJ_pwszFontFilePaths. Is this service implemented in other dll, not in the gdi32.dll? Thank you Luminita Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55987
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 - NdisOpenfile( ) gives blue screen hi..... i have written piece of code below. I am experiencing BSOD when tries to open the file. Sometimes this same code runs without BSOD but most of the times i face BSOD. I am using compaq's P-4, OS is Xp. Suggestions/Ideas/recommendations are required & highly appreciated. Thanks in advance. NDIS_STATUS myStatus; NDIS_HANDLE myFileHandle=NULL; UINT fileLength; NDIS_STRING fileName=NDIS_STRING_CONST("test.txt"); NDIS_PHYSICAL_ADDRESS MinusOne=NDIS_PHYSICAL_ADDRESS_CONST(-1,-1); NdisOpenFile(&myStatus,&myFileHandle,&fileLength,&fileName,MinusOne); if(myStatus==NDIS_STATUS_SUCCESS) { ........ } Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55983
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 - Tools My company produce Sond and Vibration Analyzers. Measures have USB ports. I write drivers for Windows 98, 2000, xp and 2003 Now I must write drivers from Windows 2003 Pocket PC SE(Windows mobile 2003 SE) Wat tools I need to download / buy ??? I'm new in windows emeded. Is Windows mobile 2003 the same as Windows CE 5.0 ??? Best regards Radek from Poland Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55982
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 - very stranger questiones about disk read write on Windows XP HI, all, i am writing a disk filter driver (class upperfilter), it works fine on Windows 2000 , but cannot work on Windows XP. After debug the driver, i found, Asynch Read sometimes failed. In the DispathRead Routine, i first read some specific sectors ,then do the system read operation. By read the specific sectors, i am using Asynch Read, set a event to wait for the completion,after read complte, i check the IoStatus.Status, sometimes the value is not STATUS_SUCCESS. why ? If i do not check the IoStatus.Status, it works fine. In Windows 2000, the value is always STATUS_SUCCESS. Anyway, i cannot understand this, who can help me out? If i use Synch Read , the system will be halt , windows xp cannot start up? why? Thanks for your help. Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55981
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 - Change in Interface Descriptor Number I am having a strange problem.Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have a lower filter driver for usbhub.sys.My USB Composite device supports Video Class ,audio and Mass Storage. I have two interfaces for video ,two for audio and 1 for mass storage.In my driver I hide 1 (Video )Interface Descriptor from usbhub.sys and shift rest of the interface descriptors .This leads to a crash in usbaudio.sys.Here are the descriptors for audio Interface Descriptor : 09 04 01 00 00 01 01 00 02 09 24 01 00 01 1e 00 01 03 0c 24 02 01 01 02 00 01 00 00 00 00 09 24 03 02 01 01 00 01 00 09 04 02 00 00 01 02 00 02 09 04 02 01 01 01 02 00 02 07 24 01 02 01 02 00 0b 24 02 01 01 01 08 01 22 56 00 09 05 84 01 64 00 01 00 00 07 25 01 00 00 00 00 The only change I make is that I have changed the audio Interface Descriptor Number from 02 to 01 and 03 to 02 only Crash dump : PAGE_FAULT_IN_NONPAGED_AREA (50) Invalid system memory was referenced. This cannot be protected by try-except, it must be protected by a Probe. Typically the address is just plain bad or it is pointing at freed memory. Arguments: Arg1: c5c5c5c5, memory referenced. Arg2: 00000000, value 0 = read operation, 1 = write operation. Arg3: f4b9668e, If non-zero, the instruction address which referenced the bad memory address. Arg4: 00000000, (reserved) Debugging Details: ------------------ READ_ADDRESS: c5c5c5c5 Nonpaged pool FAULTING_IP: usbaudio+668e f4b9668e 668b08 mov cx,[eax] MM_INTERNAL_CODE: 0 DEFAULT_BUCKET_ID: DRIVER_FAULT BUGCHECK_STR: 0x50 LAST_CONTROL_TRANSFER: from f4b9095b to f4b9668e TRAP_FRAME: f5659888 -- (.trap fffffffff5659888) ErrCode = 00000000 eax=c5c5c5c5 ebx=00000000 ecx=00000000 edx=c5c5c5c5 esi=b68fb000 edi=b68f9000 eip=f4b9668e esp=f56598fc ebp=f5659930 iopl=0 nv up ei pl zr na po nc cs=0008 ss=0010 ds=0023 es=0023 fs=0030 gs=0000 efl=00210246 usbaudio+0x668e: f4b9668e 668b08 mov cx,[eax] Resetting default scope STACK_TEXT: WARNING: Stack unwind information not available. Following frames may be wrong. f5659930 f4b9095b 82ca4b78 00000000 00000030 usbaudio+0x668e f5659a08 f4b94c6a b6924f48 82ca4b78 f5659a34 usbaudio+0x95b f5659a18 f4b7a2b0 b6924f48 b6924fc0 b6924f48 usbaudio+0x4c6a f5659a34 f4b820d7 82ca4900 00000000 b6924f48 STREAM!SCIssueRequestToDevice+0xd7 f5659a64 f4b85bbb 00000107 b694efb8 00000048 STREAM!SCSubmitRequest+0xe1 f5659b04 f4b84ee3 b695aeb8 82ca4898 80063418 STREAM!SCStartWorker+0x5da f5659b60 8060b34f 82ca4898 b695aeb8 b695aeb8 STREAM!StreamClassPnP+0x351 f5659bac 8054a60a 00020000 8342d708 00000000 nt!IovSpecialIrpCallDriver+0xe4 f5659bd8 80433b27 82ca4898 f5659bf8 f5659c20 nt!IopSynchronousCall+0x101 f5659c24 8053f249 86742e98 00000000 8342d708 nt!IopStartDevice+0x149 f5659c58 8053f054 8342d708 f5659cf0 80063418 nt!IopStartAndEnumerateDevice+0x83 f5659c78 80549b9a 8342d708 f5659cf0 00000000 nt!IopProcessStartDevicesWorker+0xa8 f5659c94 8053f038 807af508 8053efac f5659cf0 nt!IopForAllChildDeviceNodes+0x54 f5659cb8 8053eefb 807af538 f5659cf0 817955b8 nt!IopProcessStartDevicesWorker+0x8c f5659cd8 8053ee1c 817958f8 f5659cf0 8187e588 nt!IopProcessStartDevices+0x79 f5659cfc 8043067c 00000000 00000000 00000000 nt!IopBusCheck+0xac f5659d40 8041c794 00000000 00000000 00000000 nt!IopDeviceActionWorker+0x469 f5659da8 804aa09a 80000001 00000000 00000000 nt!ExpWorkerThread+0x106 f5659ddc 804c526a 8041c68e 80000001 00000000 nt!PspSystemThreadStartup+0x54 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 00000000 nt!KiThreadStartup+0x16 FOLLOWUP_IP: usbaudio+668e f4b9668e 668b08 mov cx,[eax] SYMBOL_STACK_INDEX: 0 FOLLOWUP_NAME: MachineOwner SYMBOL_NAME: usbaudio+668e MODULE_NAME: usbaudio IMAGE_NAME: usbaudio.sys DEBUG_FLR_IMAGE_TIMESTAMP: 3803cabb STACK_COMMAND: .trap fffffffff5659888 ; kb BUCKET_ID: 0x50_usbaudio+668e Followup: MachineOwner --------- kd> .trap fffffffff5659888 ; kb ErrCode = 00000000 eax=c5c5c5c5 ebx=00000000 ecx=00000000 edx=c5c5c5c5 esi=b68fb000 edi=b68f9000 eip=f4b9668e esp=f56598fc ebp=f5659930 iopl=0 nv up ei pl zr na po nc cs=0008 ss=0010 ds=0023 es=0023 fs=0030 gs=0000 efl=00210246 usbaudio+0x668e: f4b9668e 668b08 mov cx,[eax] *** Stack trace for last set context - .thread/.cxr resets it Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55972
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 - HID minidriver : ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED error message Hi, I have developed a HID minidriver for a USB keyboard which is not a standard one. This is targetted to work on Win2k and WinXP. In my application, I'm calling HIDd_GetGuid(..) and later am calling the normal SetupDiXXX(..) routines to get teh device name. After this, I'm calling CreateFile(..) to open a handle. Here, it is returning INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE. The parameters are : name, GENERIC_READ|GENERIC_WRITE, 0, OPEN_EXISTING, FILE_ATTRIBUTES_NORMAL, NULL. When I call GetLastError(), its showing 5 == ERROR_ACCESS_DENIED. One more observation is : When I call the same CraeteFile(..) with dwDesiredAccess = 0, its openeing a handle. But I cannot do any read\write operations with this handle. So How do I go about this prob? Thanks, Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55971
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 - Question about property page of USBCAMD minidriver sample (usbintel) Sample code of USBCAMD minidriver support the property set PROPSETID_VIDCAP_VIDEOPROCAMP. Its property page should be implemented in kswdmcap.ax. However, it always shows another property page implemented in dshowext.ax. What causes this happen? How to determine which property page should be used for a certain property set? Best Regards Jackal Huang Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55968
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 - Virtual Serial Port Driver and CreateFile My virtual serial port driver seems to work fine. I used lot of code from serial driver example in the DDK for external naming etc. HyperTerminal successfully opens the virtual port etc. However, when I try to open the port using CreateFile call (CreateFile("COM106:"...)), I get an error (123). I use SoftICE and I had a breakpoint set in the handler for IRP_MJ_CREATE but it never got hit. Any ideas? Thanks /kmk Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55952
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 - Uninstalling a driver without using device manager? I'm looking for a way to uninstall and existing usb driver during an installation so that pnp will take affect and reinstall the driver. I would like to be able to do this during an InstallShield installation. I'd appreciate any ideas that you have, Dave Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55950
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 - HID pointing device and the Virtual Desktop I have a HID device driver for an absolute pointing device attached to an XP computer with mulitple monitors. Everything I have read tells me the pointing device should map across the whole virtual desktop : this would allow me to choose which monitor to control by simple offsetting of the coordinate data. However, the device will only ever map to the Primary Desktop : no amount of scaling or offsetting of the coordinates can get the pointer over to the sencondary display at all. What is going on? I know a standard WACOM HID device will go over both desktops, so it can't be mouhid that's the problem. I am using a very standard absolute pointing device report descriptor, which has always worked just fine for a single screen. Adrian Taylor --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.799 / Virus Database: 543 - Release Date: 19/11/2004 Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55949
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 - Network cable connection detection How do I disable a wireless network connection when a physical network cable is connected and what sort of driver can do the job. Max Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55945
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 - error 1058 occuring... ...when attempting to start a legacy driver under winXP + sp2 Has anyone seen this before? The driver works fine under winXP + sp1 Please let me know if you have seen this, and if there's a way around the issue. Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55944
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 - What is the difference between a network provider and a network redirector? Hello, is the network redirector just the filesystem driver itself? And a network provider includes the network redirector and a network provider library? I'am a bit confused... Thank for your efforts! -- h.wulff [dont send me an email] Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55938
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 - Notification Window In a Dll I've been posting questions relate to this for a few days now. Yesterday I was criticized for not providing enough information. I always have mixed feelings about posting too much information, because I believe many will tire of reading, and move on. But, I'll give this a try. I've created a Window in a Dll to respond to PnP events from my USB device. I've double-checked the driver, and it seems to be registering and enabling the interface correctly. I suspect that it's my user mode code that's at fault. Below is my code for creating the window, where the UCan2NotificationWindowProc (not a class member by the way) is of the form: LRESULT CALLBACK UCan2NotificationWindowProc( HWND hwnd, UINT uMsg, WPARAM wParam, LPARAM lParam) {} Can someone spot a problem that might prohibit it from receiving notifications? Thanks in advance, Dennis // Module-level variables HWND hNotificationWindow = NULL; LPCTSTR NotificationClassName = "CUCan2NotificationWnd"; LPCTSTR NotificationWindowName = "UCan2 Notification Window"; ATOM NotificationClassAtom = 0; HDEVNOTIFY hDeviceNotification = NULL; extern HINSTANCE hUCan2ApiInstance; // (Note: hUCan2ApiInstance is determined in a call to AfxGetInstanceHandle() in the InitInstance member function of the // class that the Visual Studio New Project Wizard created.) DWORD CreateNotificationWindow( GUID InterfaceClassGuid ){ WNDCLASSEX WC; WC.cbSize = sizeof(WNDCLASSEX); WC.style = 0; WC.lpfnWndProc = UCan2NotificationWindowProc; WC.cbClsExtra = 0; WC.cbWndExtra = 0; WC.hInstance = hUCan2ApiInstance; WC.hIcon = NULL; WC.hCursor = NULL; WC.hbrBackground = NULL; WC.lpszMenuName = NULL; WC.lpszClassName = NotificationClassName; WC.hIconSm = NULL; NotificationClassAtom = RegisterClassEx( &WC ); if( !NotificationClassAtom ) return GetLastError(); hNotificationWindow = CreateWindowEx( 0, // dwExStyle NotificationClassName, NotificationWindowName, 0, // dwStyle 0, // X 0, // Y 0, // Width 0, // Height NULL, // hWndParent NULL, // hMenu NULL, NULL // lpParam ); DEV_BROADCAST_DEVICEINTERFACE filter; ZeroMemory( &filter, sizeof(filter) ); filter.dbcc_size = sizeof(filter); filter.dbcc_devicetype = DBT_DEVTYP_DEVICEINTERFACE; filter.dbcc_classguid = InterfaceClassGuid; hDeviceNotification = RegisterDeviceNotification( hNotificationWindow, &filter, DEVICE_NOTIFY_WINDOW_HANDLE ); DWORD dwError = ERROR_SUCCESS; if(!hDeviceNotification) { dwError = GetLastError(); DestroyWindow( hNotificationWindow ); UnregisterClass( NotificationClassName, NULL ); } return dwError; } Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55929
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 - PnP Signed Driver Problem - Serial Device I originally posted a message out here regarding this issue and had some great feedback. To summarize, we mfg a serial device that someone in marketing wanted to make PnP. Since we did not require any drivers, we were able to create an INF file and everything worked â?? UNTIL Microsoft implemented the signing. Now, even though the INF is in the INF folder, the end-user is being queried to add the hardware. We want that to go away. Someone out here recommended that we go through the process of getting a signature; we obtained a signed test driver from Microsoft, yet we are still getting the same results. I have attached the updated INF file as well as the original thread. Any ideas what is going on here? Thank you in advance for any help regarding this issue. Michael ; (c) Copyright 2000 Timekeeping Systems, Inc. [Version] Signature="$WINDOWS NT$" Class=Downloader ClassGUID={72CB8A7E-7BB7-49bd-A195-7686CA8C2CFD} Provider=%TKS% DriverVer=11/30/2004,2.00.0000 CatalogFile=tkspnpdl.cat [ClassInstall32] Addreg=DwnldrClassReg [DwnldrClassReg] HKR,,,0,%ClassName% HKR,,Icon,,-23 [Manufacturer] %TKS%=Standard [Standard] %DirectDevice.DeviceDesc%=Direct_Device, SERENUM\TKS0001 [Direct_Device.NT] [Direct_Device.NT.Services] AddService = , %SPSVCINST_ASSOCSERVICE%, [Direct_Device.NT.HW] AddReg=DeviceEnumReg [DeviceEnumReg] HKR,,%SerialNumber%, [Strings] TKS="TimeKeeping Systems, Inc." SPSVCINST_ASSOCSERVICE=0x00000002 ClassName="Downloader" DirectDevice.DeviceDesc="TKS Direct Downloader" SerialNumber="SerialNumber" -------------------------------- WHAT WE DID tkspnpdl.cat is the signature file that's named by us but provided by Microsoft. It's the test signature that we can't let out of our internal development systems under penalty of death. After RISâ??ing, with the DL not connected, I copied the INF to the INF folder and installed the MS signature per instructions below: ---- To prepare a system currently running a Microsoft Windows operating system for using test-signed drivers 1. Double-click the test root certificate file (Testroot.cer), and then click Install Certificate to add it to the system. 2. Click Place all certificates in the following store, and then click Browse. 3. Select the Show physical stores check box, and then expand Trusted Root Certification Authorities. 4. Select the Local Computer folder, and then click OK. 5. Complete the Certificate Import wizard and accept all defaults to install the certificate. After you complete this procedure, you can then install the driver with the Add New Hardware Wizard or by using Device Manager. ---- Instead of using the Add New Hardware Wizard, I simply shut down the PC, connected the DL, and rebooted. The Found New Hardware Wizard comes up as before. -------------------------------- ORIGINAL THREAD I have a VERY strange situation I need to solve. We mfg a serial hardware device for downloading data out of a reader. The downloader contains PnP code; when you place the device on the serial port, reboot or run the add device wizard, everything works fine. However, this PnP device does NOT require a driver, so we wrote the below INF file which seems to work fine. There is one catch I would like to solve, and perhaps someone knows how to do this. When we install the INF in the INF folder, we would expect the process to NOT query the end-user. This is NOT the case; the process is querying the user in all cases. Why is that? Is there something we need in our INF, or is it because we do not have a signed driver that is required? We would really like to avoid having the user have to constantly browse to the INF when it is already local to their PC. Any help would be most appreciated. Thanks! [Version] Signature="$WINDOWS NT$" Class=Downloader ClassGUID={72CB8A7E-7BB7-49bd-A195-7686CA8C2CFD} Provider=%TKS% DriverVer=06/05/2000,2.00.0000 [ClassInstall32] Addreg=DwnldrClassReg [DwnldrClassReg] HKR,,,0,%ClassName% HKR,,Icon,,-23 [Manufacturer] %TKS%=Standard [Standard] %DirectDevice.DeviceDesc%=Direct_Device, SERENUM\TKS0001 [Direct_Device.NT] [Direct_Device.NT.Services] AddService = , %SPSVCINST_ASSOCSERVICE%, [Direct_Device.NT.HW] AddReg=DeviceEnumReg [DeviceEnumReg] HKR,,%SerialNumber%, [Strings] TKS="TimeKeeping Systems, Inc." SPSVCINST_ASSOCSERVICE=0x00000002 ClassName="Downloader" DirectDevice.DeviceDesc="TKS Direct Downloader" SerialNumber="SerialNumber" "Don Burn" wrote: > As an unsigned driver, the system will ask. Also, how are you installing > the INF? Finally, you should run chkinf on your inf file, at present is > complains about: > > Errors: > a.. Line 1: (E22.1.1081) Directive: CatalogFile required (and must not be > blank) in section [Version] for WHQL digital signature. > a.. Line 3: (E22.1.1310) Class Downloader (ClassGUID > {72CB8A7E-7BB7-49bd-A195-7686CA8C2CFD}) is unrecognized. It's worth pointing out that these two errors are not necessarily bad (the second one, especially, is just ChkInf being excessively picky). As far as I can tell, the first error is unavoidable until your driver is WHQL certified. If you are still in development or for whatever reason aren't planning to certify (maybe because it's an internal tool), you can't do anything about that. It seems to me that the second error isn't even an error; the DDK specifically says that you can create a new class if your device doesn't fit into one of the pre-defined classes. If I'm misinterpreting the DDK (see help\install.chm, Device Installation>>Reference>>INF File Sections and Directives>>INF Version Section, the Class and CatalogFile entries) on either point, I'd like to know more about why. -Scot Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55928
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 - Com port issue Hi, I don't know whether this is the right place to ask this question, but I would appreciate if someone could help me on this. The issue is that I have a application that is using com port(COM1) I need to mointor that are there any other applications who are trying to open the same port (COM1) and if yes release the port Is it possible and how??? -Thanks in Advance Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55923
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 - Com port issue Hi, I don't know whether this is the right place to ask this question, but I would appreciate if someone could help me on this. The issue is that I have a application that is using com port(COM1) I need to mointor that are there any other applications who are trying to open the same port (COM1) and if yes release the port Is it possible and how??? -Thanks in Advance Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55922
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 - how to set ssid? i want to write a program to allow user to choose a ssid( i have successfully get the current ssid list), and connect to ap,but I don't how to do it, the running operation system is Windows XP.Maybe someone can tell me how to write a protocol driver,thanks for any kind help. Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55910
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 - How to generate network traffice in driver? hi,all: I am ready to write a driver ( IM driver ) to generate network traffic. I hope I can control the flow : generate traffic with special bandwith, for example, 4Mbits/s with frame size 100 bytes. what's more, I hope the flow is balanced, not bursted. how to do it? any idea? thanks. Expand AllCollapse All Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55907
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 - pnp... timeout? Hello, I am trying to install all the device drivers via winbom (sysprep in factory mode) but for some reasons it takes so @#$%-ing long time. My OS is WinXP SP2. First, I see several activities on the system's hard disk but then... it just stays idle (hard disk LED doesn't blink at all). It stays in this mode for a while. Then it boots up to Windows, and sysprep "still" waits for PnP to finish. This also takes some time. My best guess is PnP is timed out because there're still some bangs in the device manager and when I reboot the system, PnP runs again and fixes those bangs. Does anyone know what could cause and how to solve this issue? Please advice, thanks! -P Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55897
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 - Filter hook Thanks ahead of time for all that reply. We use a Filter hook by implementing the function PacketFilterExtensionPtr. We currently intercept ipv4. We are looking at adding support for ipv6. I see in the documentation that the first parameter passed to the callback function is the PacketHeader defined as IPHeader. This IPHeader is specific to ipv4. Will this filter hook allow us to see v6 packets? If so, does it pass a different structure if the packet is v6? Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55892
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 - retrieving the physical location of a volume on one or more disks Hi, The IOCTL_VOLUME_GET_VOLUME_DISK_EXTENTS retrieves the physical location of a specified volume on one or more disks. However, this control code is not supported on win2k, which is a platform I must support. Does anyone know a method for retrieving this information that will work on win2k? In an unrelated discussion I noticed someone mentioned that this control code will not work for USB devices, it works fine for me though. The only reason I can think of that this would not work on USB devices is that the PDO for Removable Storage is disk.sys and since disk.sys is not a Volume Manager (like ftdisk.sys, for example), it might not support this control code. But as I mentioned, it seems that the control code works for all types of disks, even if they are Removal Storage and/or USB. Was the statement in the discussion I read wrong or am I missing something? Thanks, Shahar Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55884
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 - i set a page's present/nonpresent bit to 0 in my driver, then while programs need some from the page , the system may reload the page from disk ,but i simply get a blue screem! why? i set a page's present/nonpresent bit to 0 in my driver, then while programs need some from the page , the system may reload the page from disk ,but i simply get a blue screem! why? Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55875
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 - NDIS intermediate driver & Cisco VPN client problem on XP SP1 Hi Our company is currently developing an NDIS intermediate driver called Sesam that implements client part of Mobile IP protocol. Sesam works in two states - enabled and disabled. In disabled mode it behaves as pass-through intermediate driver. It passes all packets unchanged as if it would not be in TCPIP stack. Sesam is supposed to be compatible with Cisco VPN Client in a way that Cisco VPN tunnel is inner tunnel inside of Sesam Mobile IP tunnel. We have successfuly tested compatibility of our product with Cisco VPN Client on Windows 2000 and Windows XP SP2. It worked with Sesam either enabled or disabled. Our driver binds directly below Deterministic Network Enhancer (DNE) driver. This DNE driver is used by Cisco VPN Client for IPSec tunneling. When we analyzed packets that come through our driver from DNE when VPN was establishing VPN connection. All packets were on ports 500 or 4500 and everything worked as it was supposed. However we encountered severe problems on Windows XP SP1 when connecting using dialup connection (GPRS or UMTS) and our Sesam driver was disabled. On this platform we received only packets on strange ports and each next packet had this port incremented by 1. Eg 1395, 1396, 1397 etc. It is very strange because on Windows XP SP2 we receive normal packets on ports 500 or 4500. We believe that this problem is caused by a change in NDIS handling of loopback packets as described in: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;[LN];813542 This hypothesis is also supported by by a fact that in SP2 it works flawlessly and among SP2 bug fixes at http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=838207 we have found this one: "Update to permit the Cisco VPN Client program to work in TCP transport mode in Windows XP SP2 After you install a pre-release version of Windows XP SP2, if you configure Cisco VPN Client version 4.0.3.D to use Internet Protocol security (IPSec) over TCP, you receive the following error message when you try to connect to a Cisco VPN concentrator: Secure VPN Connection terminated locally by the Client. Reason 414: Failed to establish a TCP connection. This problem occurs because the TCP/IP protocol is changed to drop any packets that are directed to the loopback IP address, but that arrive on an interface other than the loopback interface. Because the Cisco VPN client sends packets to the loopback IP address, but the packet comes from a physical interface, the packets are dropped. " Since we need our driver to be compatible with Cisco VPN Client on XP SP1, we would like to know exactly how did handling of loopback packets change in XP, how it was fixed in SP2 and whether there is some workaround of this on SP1. Thank you very much in advance -- Martin Stangel | mas AT whitestein DOT com Whitestein Technologies | www.whitestein.com Panenska 28 | SK-81103 Bratislava | Slovak Republic Tel +421(2)5443-5502, +421(2)5443-5504 | Fax +421(2)5443-5512 Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55874
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 - DrvEnablePDEV -> DEVMODEW? Hi My driver needs some extra Data in the DEVMODEW (dmDriverExtra) ... now, in the DrvEnablePDEV you get such a DEVMODEW object... can it be guaranteed, that this is a valid structure or could this be a DEVMODEW that someone set while opening the driver? Does Windows first call some other functions like DrvConvertDEVMODE ?? thanks MR Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55868
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 - Debugging PnP Notification I'm trying to get PnP notifications to a Window to work. I created a special window for this purpose in my user mode dll. I register for notifications from the particular device interface guid. I see that my WindowProc gets called for general WM_ messages, but so far, I don't see my device PnP messages. On the driver side, I register my device interface in AddDevice. How can I debug this? I can't even tell whether the problem is on the driver or uses-code side. Is there a way to validate that the messages are actually being sent? Thanks in advance, Dennis Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55864
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 - CDC Virtual Serial Com Port doesn't pnp on USB. We have a working CDC device that used default windows and linux cdc drivers to form a logical virtual serial port. All we use is an inf file and the device works and we can open hyperterminal(HT) and talk to the device. If we unplug the device and HT is still running and we don't close the port the USB device enumerates as another comport. So HT must close the port previously used and restart, then we have to plug the device out again o have it reenumerate as the com port it was before. Now HT can open the port again. We have another serialtousb adapter that needs a driver. If open the port with HT and (un)plug the device the port stays open and when I connect it again HT still works on the same port. Our device needs to stay on the same comm port even when the application still has it openend. But the CDC driver seems not to support that. Can anyone shed some light in this matter? Do I need to build my own driver, and if I do what to do to have it keep the same port connecting to the application again. (picture the cashier dropping the scanner and having to reboot the whole register because the usb connection was lost for a while. Can't have that..) Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55863
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 - developing PCI-Express test utility, Can any body provide informat Hi, I'm developing PCI-Express test utility, Can any body provide information regarding 1) How to acess pci.sys driver from the win32 appicatio. 2) What are the APIs PCI.sys support to access the configuration space of the PCI-Express device 3) If you have any source code regarding PCI or PCI-Express to access conf space please send to mnskrishna@soc-soft.com or mnskrishna76@hotmail.com 4) Is it possible to access conf space using pci.sys driver APIs if so please provide complete information. Your early response is very much appreciated. thanks subbu. Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55859
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 - Adding PNP Handling to a Tdi Filter .. Hi, I have got a Legacy NT style Tdi Filter Driver, and I need to add PNP handling code in to it.It is installed as a member of PNP TDI group,So i belive it gets the PNP Irps.In order to Convert it in a Fashion where it can handle the PNP Irps What are the general steps or changes it requires to be done ? Is adding TdiRegisterPnPHandlers with all the handler callbacks is a complete solution for it ? Could Any body shed some light on it ? Regards Subodh Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55855
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 - Re: Help Finding a Good eCommerce and Project Book <HTML> <HEAD> <META NAME="GENERATOR" Content="Microsoft DHTML Editing Control"> <TITLE></TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> Hi Tom!   <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p></o:p> I hope this makes it to you.  I will send a few times to be sure you get it!  <o:p></o:p> The URL for the book you are looking for is below.  Yes, it?s a good resource, and it?s cheap!  We use it for our Entrepreneur clientele projects, and it has saved us a lot of time, and I?m sure money too!  <o:p></o:p> Best regards, Randy  <o:p></o:p> <A href="http://www.wiremarkltd.com/gybol/book.html">http://www.wiremarkltd.com/gybol/book.html</A>  <o:p></o:p>  <o:p></o:p> <DIV style="BORDER-RIGHT: medium none; PADDING-RIGHT: 0in; BORDER-TOP: medium none; PADDING-LEFT: 4pt; PADDING-BOTTOM: 0in; BORDER-LEFT: black 1.5pt solid; PADDING-TOP: 0in; BORDER-BOTTOM: medium none"> <P class=MsoNormal style="BORDER-RIGHT: medium none; PADDING-RIGHT: 0in; BORDER-TOP: medium none; PADDING-LEFT: 0in; PADDING-BOTTOM: 0in; MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; BORDER-LEFT: medium none; PADDING-TOP: 0in; BORDER-BOTTOM: medium none; mso-margin-top-alt: auto; mso-margin-bottom-alt: auto; mso-border-left-alt: solid black 1.5pt; mso-padding-alt: 0in 0in 0in 4.0pt"> <o:p></o:p></DIV> <DIV style="BORDER-RIGHT: medium none; PADDING-RIGHT: 0in; BORDER-TOP: medium none; PADDING-LEFT: 4pt; PADDING-BOTTOM: 0in; BORDER-LEFT: black 1.5pt solid; PADDING-TOP: 0in; BORDER-BOTTOM: medium none"> <P class=MsoNormal style="BORDER-RIGHT: medium none; PADDING-RIGHT: 0in; BORDER-TOP: medium none; PADDING-LEFT: 0in; PADDING-BOTTOM: 0in; MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt 3.75pt; BORDER-LEFT: medium none; PADDING-TOP: 0in; BORDER-BOTTOM: medium none; mso-margin-top-alt: auto; mso-margin-bottom-alt: auto; mso-border-left-alt: solid black 1.5pt; mso-padding-alt: 0in 0in 0in 4.0pt">----- Original Message ----- <o:p></o:p> <P class=MsoNormal style="BORDER-RIGHT: medium none; PADDING-RIGHT: 0in; BORDER-TOP: medium none; PADDING-LEFT: 0in; BACKGROUND: #e4e4e4; PADDING-BOTTOM: 0in; MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt 3.75pt; BORDER-LEFT: medium none; PADDING-TOP: 0in; BORDER-BOTTOM: medium none; mso-margin-top-alt: auto; mso-margin-bottom-alt: auto; mso-border-left-alt: solid black 1.5pt; mso-padding-alt: 0in 0in 0in 4.0pt">From: Tom Jeffers <o:p></o:p> <P class=MsoNormal style="BORDER-RIGHT: medium none; PADDING-RIGHT: 0in; BORDER-TOP: medium none; PADDING-LEFT: 0in; PADDING-BOTTOM: 0in; MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt 3.75pt; BORDER-LEFT: medium none; PADDING-TOP: 0in; BORDER-BOTTOM: medium none; mso-margin-top-alt: auto; mso-margin-bottom-alt: auto; mso-border-left-alt: solid black 1.5pt; mso-padding-alt: 0in 0in 0in 4.0pt">November 29, 2004 3:37 PM<o:p></o:p> <P class=MsoNormal style="BORDER-RIGHT: medium none; PADDING-RIGHT: 0in; BORDER-TOP: medium none; PADDING-LEFT: 0in; PADDING-BOTTOM: 0in; MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt 3.75pt; BORDER-LEFT: medium none; PADDING-TOP: 0in; BORDER-BOTTOM: medium none; mso-margin-top-alt: auto; mso-margin-bottom-alt: auto; mso-border-left-alt: solid black 1.5pt; mso-padding-alt: 0in 0in 0in 4.0pt">Subject: Help Finding a Good eCommerce and Project Book<o:p></o:p></DIV>  <o:p></o:p> Hello,  <o:p></o:p> Can anyone tell me where I can find the eBook Getting Your Business Online?  If I remember correctly it was compiled by individuals working for a consulting company, but I do not recall which one.  We used the book for a lot of our web development and software projects at my other job, and I think a few of the construction or building companies we worked with used the project management section for their projects.  The book was an invaluable project tool, was very easy to read and understand, and covered just about everything you could imagine!  I?m sure someone out there has seen or heard of it.  I would like to review this book before I plan to go online with a business I am starting.   <o:p></o:p> Any help would be greatly appreciated!  <o:p></o:p> Thanks! Tom   </BODY> </HTML> Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55853
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 - Beginner Debug Setup I am new to all this. (I am reading Oney's WDM2 book) I've got a host system, a target system, a COM connection. They talk - life is good. Now I read WinDbg documentation, and I get confused. Should I run Windbg on both machines , or only the host. ? I got the impression somewhere that operation was done from the host, but now I can see references to running operations on the target AND the Host. Am I confusing two modes of ( kernel ) debug, or do these two perspectives fuse to a whole ? Help ! Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55850
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 - HELP: Windows Media Center has a driver install bug? Hi, guys: It seems that Windows XP Media Center Version 2002 has a bug. 1>. SYMPTOM Our software needs install two virtual null modem in the windows system. The driver and the driver installer run very well in Windows 2000 and Windows XP professional/Home version, but the driver installer stop responsing when installing these 2 modems in Windows XP Media Center Edition Version 2002(Service Pack 2). The program cannot return when calling <UpdateDriverForPlugAndPlayDevices>.. 2>. BACKGROUND These modems will be attached to another virtual serial port driver. 3>. PROOF I use softice and other windows Log to get the following conclusion: 1. Setupapi.log said the two modems installed successfully. 2. Softice trace told that the lower virtual serial port has been closed and it means that the cause is not due to vitual serial port. 3. The setup process was blocked because a IRP IRP_MJ_DIRECTORY_CONTROL was pending and cannot be completed. The following are the detail log: =========================================== SoftICE trace =========================================== VComm: Exit VCommDevice::OnCloseIrpComplete <<==It means our virtual Serial port has been closed. ================ Wed Dec 01 10:45:14 2004 :proc Process KPEB PID Threads Pri User Time Krnl Time Status System 81BBD830 4 34 8 00000000 000003DD Ready SMSS 814F8DA0 210 3 B 00000001 0000000A Idle CSRSS 814A3DA0 254 A D 00000182 000006E1 Ready WINLOGON 814A59F0 26C 14 D 000000A4 00000109 Ready SERVICES 814D7DA0 298 10 9 000001E0 000004BA Ready LSASS 814E1DA0 2A4 13 9 00000062 00000060 Ready SVCHOST 8160B6E0 338 11 8 0000000B 00000010 Ready SVCHOST 814AB988 368 A 8 00000027 0000002D Ready SVCHOST 814D75B0 3B4 47 8 000005B6 00000183 Ready SVCHOST 8140FDA0 3E4 5 8 00000006 00000005 Ready SVCHOST 8142FCA8 424 E 8 00000009 0000000E Ready SPOOLSV 8151FDA0 508 B 8 00000004 00000014 Ready EXPLORER 814E3228 5B4 15 8 00000D88 00001682 Ready RUNDLL32 81502B80 674 4 8 00000004 00000009 Idle EHTRAY 81501698 68C 3 8 00000009 0000001A Ready CTFMON 81508C10 694 1 8 0000000B 0000000B Ready MSMSGS 8151B2A0 6A4 2 8 00000010 00000012 Idle SVCHOST 81548DA0 728 3 8 00000006 00000006 Idle DSRSVC 815468B0 740 C 8 00000006 00000008 Ready EHRECVR 814328B0 760 3 A 0000000A 00000008 Idle EHSCHED 815108D8 780 C 8 0000000A 0000000C Ready ALG 8122D760 4B4 5 8 00000007 00000007 Ready DLLHOST 811E6408 308 D 8 0000001E 00000017 Ready EHMSAS FFBB3688 798 3 8 00000012 00000039 Idle MMC 81573860 C00 3 8 000000A7 00000164 Ready setup 8121C7C0 420 4 8 000001BB 000000DE Idle loader32 8165A3C0 5A0 4 8 00000042 00000060 Ready *Idle 80559580 0 1 0 00000000 000592C9 Running :thread -x 420 Extended Thread Info for thread 40C KTEB: 8121C548 TID: 40C Process: setup(420) Base Pri: 8 Dyn. Pri: 8 Quantum: 5 Mode: User Suspended: 0 Switches: 00002688 TickCount: 00056685 Wait Irql: 0 Status: User Wait for WrLpcReply Start EIP: KERNEL32!.text+F867 (7C810867) Affinity: 00000001 Context Flags: A KSS EBP: E11B6B70 Callback ESP: 00000000 Kernel Stack: F5842000 - F5847000 Stack Ptr: F5846C50 User Stack: 00030000 - 00130000 Stack Ptr: 00000000 Kernel Time: 000000DE User Time: 000001BA Create Time: 0E26BA7394CFB900 SpinLock: 00000000 Service Table: 80559B40 Queue: 00000000 SE Token: E278F860 SE Acc. Flags: 001F03FF UTEB: 7FFDF000 Except Frame: 0012BB74 Last Err: 000003F0 Active IRP Queue: IRP (81251B40) Thread Wait List: Semaphore Object at 8121C73C Registers: Thread stack is not present Extended Thread Info for thread 660 KTEB: 8166B2B0 TID: 660 Process: setup(420) Base Pri: 8 Dyn. Pri: 8 Quantum: 11 Mode: User Suspended: 0 Switches: 00000002 TickCount: 0005617C Wait Irql: 0 Status: User Wait for DelayExecution Start EIP: KERNEL32!.text+F856 (7C810856) Affinity: 00000001 Context Flags: A KSS EBP: 00000000 Callback ESP: 00000000 Kernel Stack: F52E8000 - F52EB000 Stack Ptr: F52EACBC User Stack: 00D50000 - 00E50000 Stack Ptr: FFFFFFFF Kernel Time: 00000000 User Time: 00000000 Create Time: 0E26BA75F99E2280 SpinLock: 00000000 Service Table: 80559B80 Queue: 00000000 SE Token: 00000000 SE Acc. Flags: 001F03FF UTEB: 7FFDE000 Except Frame: 00E4FFDC Last Err: 00000000 IRP Queue at 8166B4C0 is empty Thread Wait List: Timer Object at 8166B3A0 Registers: Thread stack is not present Extended Thread Info for thread 688 KTEB: 812427B8 TID: 688 Process: setup(420) Base Pri: 8 Dyn. Pri: 8 Quantum: 5 Mode: User Suspended: 0 Switches: 00000082 TickCount: 00056650 Wait Irql: 0 Status: User Wait for UserRequest Start EIP: KERNEL32!.text+F856 (7C810856) Affinity: 00000001 Context Flags: A KSS EBP: 00000000 Callback ESP: 00000000 Kernel Stack: F56FD000 - F5700000 Stack Ptr: F56FF95C User Stack: 00F50000 - 01050000 Stack Ptr: FFFFFFFF Kernel Time: 00000001 User Time: 00000000 Create Time: 0E26BA75F99E2280 SpinLock: 00000000 Service Table: 80559B80 Queue: 00000000 SE Token: 00000000 SE Acc. Flags: 001F03FF UTEB: 7FFDC000 Except Frame: 0104FFDC Last Err: 00000000 IRP Queue at 812429C8 is empty Thread Wait List: Timer Object at FFBA7370 Event Object at 815BF030 Event Object at 8154FF48 Event Object at 81224308 Event Object at 815F5738 Event Object at 8157E0D8 Event Object at 811CC958 Event Object at FFB95F70 Event Object at 815F2020 Event Object at 8121CD50 Event Object at FFB9C2B0 Event Object at 812593E0 Event Object at 8141DEA8 Event Object at 81288C08 Event Object at 812518B8 Event Object at 811D05D8 Event Object at 815ACC68 Event Object at 81252EF8 Event Object at 815EF0A8 Event Object at 8121A3CC Timer Object at FFBA7370 Event Object at 815BF030 Event Object at 8154FF48 Registers: Thread stack is not present Extended Thread Info for thread 664 KTEB: 813A5B48 TID: 664 Process: setup(420) Base Pri: 8 Dyn. Pri: 8 Quantum: 10 Mode: User Suspended: 0 Switches: 00000001 TickCount: 000561A0 Wait Irql: 0 Status: User Wait for UserRequest Start EIP: KERNEL32!.text+F856 (7C810856) Affinity: 00000001 Context Flags: A KSS EBP: 00000000 Callback ESP: 00000000 Kernel Stack: F5DC3000 - F5DC6000 Stack Ptr: F5DC595C User Stack: 01A00000 - 01B00000 Stack Ptr: FFFFFFFF Kernel Time: 00000000 User Time: 00000000 Create Time: 0E26BA75FB3DC580 SpinLock: 00000000 Service Table: 80559B80 Queue: 00000000 SE Token: 00000000 SE Acc. Flags: 001F03FF UTEB: 7FFDA000 Except Frame: 01AFFF58 Last Err: 00000000 IRP Queue at 813A5D58 is empty Thread Wait List: Event Object at 812887C0 Event Object at 815DFD20 Event Object at 815F0A40 Registers: Thread stack is not present : irp -f 81251B40 MdlAddress * : 00000000 Flags : 00000000 AssociatedIrp : 00000000 &ThreadListEntry : 81251B50 IoStatus.Status : 00000000 IoStatus.Information : E22B71A0 RequestorMode : 01 PendingReturned : False StackCount : 08 CurrentLocation : 08 Cancel : False CancelIrql : 00 ApcEnvironment : 00 UserIosb * : 7C8837E0 UserEvent * : 00000000 Overlay : 00000000 00000000 CancelRoutine * : 80512601 UserBuffer * : 7C883800 Tail.Overlay &DeviceQueueEntry : 81251B80 Thread * : 8121C548 AuxiliaryBuffer * : 00000000 &ListEntry : 81251B98 CurrentStackLoc * : 81251CAC OrigFileObject * : 8121A370 Tail.Apc * : 81251B80 Tail.ComplKey : 00000000 StackLocation 1 at 81251BB0: MajorFunction : 00 IRP_MJ_CREATE MinorFunction : 00 Control : 00 Flags : 00 SecurityContext * : 00000000 Options : 00000000 FileAttributes : 00000000 ShareAccess : 00000000 EaLength : 00000000 DeviceObject * : 00000000 FileObject * : 00000000 CompletionRout * : 00000000 Context * : 00000000 StackLocation 2 at 81251BD4: MajorFunction : 00 IRP_MJ_CREATE MinorFunction : 00 Control : 00 Flags : 00 SecurityContext * : 00000000 Options : 00000000 FileAttributes : 00000000 ShareAccess : 00000000 EaLength : 00000000 DeviceObject * : 00000000 FileObject * : 00000000 CompletionRout * : 00000000 Context * : 00000000 StackLocation 3 at 81251BF8: MajorFunction : 00 IRP_MJ_CREATE MinorFunction : 00 Control : 00 Flags : 00 SecurityContext * : 00000000 Options : 00000000 FileAttributes : 00000000 ShareAccess : 00000000 EaLength : 00000000 DeviceObject * : 00000000 FileObject * : 00000000 CompletionRout * : 00000000 Context * : 00000000 StackLocation 4 at 81251C1C: MajorFunction : 00 IRP_MJ_CREATE MinorFunction : 00 Control : 00 Flags : 00 SecurityContext * : 00000000 Options : 00000000 FileAttributes : 00000000 ShareAccess : 00000000 EaLength : 00000000 DeviceObject * : 00000000 FileObject * : 00000000 CompletionRout * : 00000000 Context * : 00000000 StackLocation 5 at 81251C40: MajorFunction : 00 IRP_MJ_CREATE MinorFunction : 00 Control : 00 Flags : 00 SecurityContext * : 00000000 Options : 00000000 FileAttributes : 00000000 ShareAccess : 00000000 EaLength : 00000000 DeviceObject * : 00000000 FileObject * : 00000000 CompletionRout * : 00000000 Context * : 00000000 StackLocation 6 at 81251C64: MajorFunction : 00 IRP_MJ_CREATE MinorFunction : 00 Control : 00 Flags : 00 SecurityContext * : 00000000 Options : 00000000 FileAttributes : 00000000 ShareAccess : 00000000 EaLength : 00000000 DeviceObject * : 00000000 FileObject * : 00000000 CompletionRout * : 00000000 Context * : 00000000 StackLocation 7 at 81251C88: MajorFunction : 00 IRP_MJ_CREATE MinorFunction : 00 Control : 00 Flags : 00 SecurityContext * : 00000000 Options : 00000000 FileAttributes : 00000000 ShareAccess : 00000000 EaLength : 00000000 DeviceObject * : 00000000 FileObject * : 00000000 CompletionRout * : 00000000 Context * : 00000000 CurrentStackLocation at 81251CAC: MajorFunction : 0C IRP_MJ_DIRECTORY_CONTROL MinorFunction : 02 Control : 01 SL_PENDING_RETURNED Flags : 01 Others : 00000020 0000001B 00000000 00000000 DeviceObject * : 81B89400 FileObject * : 8121A370 CompletionRout * : 00000000 Context * : 00000000 : =================================== setupapi.log =================================== [SetupAPI Log] OS Version = 5.1.2600 Service Pack 2 Platform ID = 2 (NT) Service Pack = 2.0 Suite = 0x0100 Product Type = 1 Architecture = x86 [2004/12/01 11:00:42 2884.142] #-198 Command line processed: "D:\Documents and Settings\shihuiguang\Desktop\uninstall.exe" #I060 Set selected driver. #-019 Searching for hardware ID(s): {f12d3cf8-b11d-457e-8641-be2af2d6d204}\mdmbtnull #I022 Found "{F12D3CF8-B11D-457e-8641-BE2AF2D6D204}\MDMBTNULL" in d:\testNullMode\btnulmdm.inf; Device: "Bluetooth LAP Modem"; Driver: "Bluetooth LAP Modem"; Provider: "IVT Corporation"; Mfg: "IVT Corporation"; Section name: "STDBTNUL". #I087 Driver node not trusted, rank changed from 0x00000000 to 0x0000c000. #I023 Actual install section: [STDBTNUL]. Rank: 0x0000c000. Effective driver date: 07/29/2004. #-019 Searching for hardware ID(s): {f12d3cf8-b11d-457e-8641-be2af2d6d204}\mdmbtnull #-166 Device install function: DIF_SELECTBESTCOMPATDRV. #I063 Selected driver installs from section [STDBTNUL] in "d:\testNullMode\btnulmdm.inf". #I320 Class GUID of device remains: {4D36E96D-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}. #I060 Set selected driver. #I058 Selected best compatible driver. #-124 Doing copy-only install of "ROOT\MODEM\0000". #E360 An unsigned or incorrectly signed file "d:\testNullMode\btnulmdm.inf" for driver "Bluetooth LAP Modem" will be installed (Policy=Ignore). Error 0xe000022f: The third-party INF does not contain digital signature information. #-166 Device install function: DIF_REGISTER_COINSTALLERS. #I056 Coinstallers registered. #-166 Device install function: DIF_INSTALLINTERFACES. #-011 Installing section [STDBTNUL.Interfaces] from "d:\testNullMode\btnulmdm.inf". #I054 Interfaces installed. #-166 Device install function: DIF_INSTALLDEVICE. #I123 Doing full install of "ROOT\MODEM\0000". #E360 An unsigned or incorrectly signed file "d:\testNullMode\btnulmdm.inf" for driver "Bluetooth LAP Modem" will be installed (Policy=Ignore). Error 0xe000022f: The third-party INF does not contain digital signature information. #I121 Device install of "ROOT\MODEM\0000" finished successfully. [2004/12/01 11:00:48 2884.163] #-198 Command line processed: "D:\Documents and Settings\shihuiguang\Desktop\uninstall.exe" #I060 Set selected driver. #-019 Searching for hardware ID(s): {f12d3cf8-b11d-457e-8641-be2af2d6d204}\mdmbtnull #I022 Found "{F12D3CF8-B11D-457e-8641-BE2AF2D6D204}\MDMBTNULL" in d:\testNullMode\btnulmdm.inf; Device: "Bluetooth LAP Modem"; Driver: "Bluetooth LAP Modem"; Provider: "IVT Corporation"; Mfg: "IVT Corporation"; Section name: "STDBTNUL". #I087 Driver node not trusted, rank changed from 0x00000000 to 0x0000c000. #I023 Actual install section: [STDBTNUL]. Rank: 0x0000c000. Effective driver date: 07/29/2004. #-019 Searching for hardware ID(s): {f12d3cf8-b11d-457e-8641-be2af2d6d204}\mdmbtnull #-166 Device install function: DIF_SELECTBESTCOMPATDRV. #I063 Selected driver installs from section [STDBTNUL] in "d:\testNullMode\btnulmdm.inf". #I320 Class GUID of device remains: {4D36E96D-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}. #I060 Set selected driver. #I058 Selected best compatible driver. #-124 Doing copy-only install of "ROOT\MODEM\0001". #E360 An unsigned or incorrectly signed file "d:\testNullMode\btnulmdm.inf" for driver "Bluetooth LAP Modem" will be installed (Policy=Ignore). Error 0xe000022f: The third-party INF does not contain digital signature information. #-166 Device install function: DIF_REGISTER_COINSTALLERS. #I056 Coinstallers registered. #-166 Device install function: DIF_INSTALLINTERFACES. #-011 Installing section [STDBTNUL.Interfaces] from "d:\testNullMode\btnulmdm.inf". #I054 Interfaces installed. #-166 Device install function: DIF_INSTALLDEVICE. #I123 Doing full install of "ROOT\MODEM\0001". #E360 An unsigned or incorrectly signed file "d:\testNullMode\btnulmdm.inf" for driver "Bluetooth LAP Modem" will be installed (Policy=Ignore). Error 0xe000022f: The third-party INF does not contain digital signature information. #I121 Device install of "ROOT\MODEM\0001" finished successfully. ================================== Would you please tell me does the Windows Media Center really have a bug? Thank you in advance, Best Regards, Goooder.Lei@ivtcorporation Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55841
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 - library / changer driver I have developed a mini-changer driver for a new changer with some special characteristics. I am not sure if this is the right place to ask, but I was wondering what products are out there that use the RSM functions or changer API's. I'd like to evaluate such products to both validate the changer driver code as well as understand what products might be suitable for VAR and aftermarket purposes. Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55840
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 - what is the correct way to remove warnig of digital signing for our deveoping driver ? Dear All Someone made our company's virtual driver of smart card reader h/w with usb interface. But, I want to know the difference between "windows logo program" and "digital signing". If We get a "windows logo program" of h/w and driver, Can we also get "digital signing" of our driver ? otherwise, Is there a method to get only "digital signing" of our driver to remove waring of unsigned driver during installation process. what is the correct way to remove warnig of digital signing for our deveoping driver ? Regards, Kim. PS : I found it out regarding to this issue on WHQL site. But I am not cleared it. Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55837
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 - verify no bangs and installed drivers Hi, I set my DevicePath registry value to "C:\MyDrivers\Video;C:\MyDrivers\NIC;C:\MyDrivers\Mouse; [...]; %SystemRoot%\INF" and have Windows XP SP2 PnP installed the drivers according to this path. And now, I would like to know write C++ code to check for the bangs (exclamation sign) in the device manager. If no bangs, then for each device, I also would like to verify if the installed driver for that particular device is the right one. For example is the mouse. I want PnP to install my specific mouse driver instead of native Windows mouse driver (PS/2 compatible mouse). Has anyone done this before? What API should I use? Please advice, thanks! -P Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55832
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 - FreeBSD Dummynet Hi All does anybody know where is the best place to get the freeBSD dummynet source/doc from??? I've tried few sites and the FTP goes on forever.... thank you. Tag: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) Tag: 55831

I am compiling a .dll driver in Free-Build environment.
When inspecting the .dll with Dependency Walker, it tells me "Debug -
Yes".
What should I do to turn this to No ?

I am using Win2000 DDK, compiling the driver with "build -cZ" command.

Cristi

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Re: how to force non-debugging compilation (Win2000 DDK) by Tim

Tim
Tue Dec 07 00:27:00 CST 2004

"Cristian Secara" <removethis_cristi@secarica.ro> wrote:
>
>I am compiling a .dll driver in Free-Build environment.
>When inspecting the .dll with Dependency Walker, it tells me "Debug -
>Yes".
>What should I do to turn this to No ?

You should not worry about what Dependency Walker tells you. If you're
building in the "free" environment, you are getting a non-debug build.
--
- Tim Roberts, timr@probo.com
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc

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