How to tell GDI no glyph index support

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    - SetupDiGetDeviceRegistryProperty The MSDN online suggests in "Driver Information in the Registry" http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp? url=/library/en-us/install/hh/install/install-over_6e3r.asp That IoGetDeviceProperty() and SetupDiGetDeviceRegistryProperty() be used instead of accessing the registry directly. I'm interested in getting the resources used by drivers. I realize that Device Manager reports these resources and so they are available. I tried using IoGetDeviceProperty, but blue screens with PNP_DETECTED_FATAL_ERROR 0x02 got in my way, thus I'm looking at SetupDiGetDeviceRegistryProperty(). However, the DevicePropertyBootConfigurationTranslated is not apparently available from SetupDiGetDeviceRegistryProperty (). The SPDRP_DEVICE_POWER_DATA doesn't provide the resources, and I'm looking at SPDRP_DRIVER which provides the Driver Key in the registry (Software Key). It also refers back to "Driver Information in the Registry." Can I get the resources for drivers without looking in the registry? Do I have to read the ...\Control\AllocConfig which is a REG_RESOURCE_LIST? And if so, what is the format of that binary data, a CM_RESOURCE_LIST type of thing? Thanks, John Muczynski Bauer Controls Ann Arbor, MI Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37242
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    - Audio Midi Driver Hello, This is an audio/midi driver related problem. I hope somebody can help. I try to write a simple midi-in driver where data is transfered from a device to some midi software application. Therefore i took the DDK dmusUART sample as a basis and modified it to my needs. Now the driver is just for input. By orienting at the sample and the DDK documentation all pin declarations and property request handlers should be correct. The device shows up correctly in the audio device listings and can be selected as input. But when i try to connect the IMXF is created, initialized and the output connects and immediately disconnects. After that the IMFX is destroyed. This happens about 28 times and no data is transfered. After that the application beliefs it ist connected but the driver shows no singns of life anymore and does not react on any further connection attempts. Can anyone help? Thanks. Best regards, Timo Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37237
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    - Printer Driver - Unidriver related This GPD code given below is taken from the ddk sample - hplj5.gpd *PrintableArea: PAIR(9600, 12720) *PrintableOrigin: PAIR(300, 220) *CursorOrigin: PAIR(300, 220) *Command: CmdSelect { *Order: DOC_SETUP.12 *Cmd: "<1B>&l2a8c1E<1B>*p0x0Y<1B>*c0t5760x7656Y" } my questions are: 1. What commands does *PrintableArea, *PrintableOrigin and *CursorOrigin insert into the PCL stream ? What is this used for ? I could not find much documentation about this in the DDK help also. 2. The printable area length according to calculation should have been 12760 (13200 - 220 - 220), but here it is only 12720 , where did the 40 units go? I have seen this difference in other In-box GPD's 3.I had created a GPD for my printer, letter paper size portrait mode values are as follows, *PrintableArea:PAIR(9800, 12800) *PrintableOrigin: PAIR(200, 200) *CursorOrigin: PAIR(200, 200) *Command: CmdSelect { *Order: DOC_SETUP.21 *Cmd: "<1B>&l2a8c1E" } When tested with WHQL tool the rectangle did not have the right side. When I changed the *PrintableArea to *PrintableArea:PAIR(9799, 12800) it started working fine. These measures are in terms of 1/1200 of an inch, how did that 1 unit make the difference ? -Thanks in advance Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37236
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    - When can I read registry(HKLM\SOFTWARE) at booting? In driver, it always fails to read registry key of SOFTWARE hive at booting, is there any way to determine when to read it? Thanks in advance! -Polo Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37234
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    - About USB selective suspend support I would support USB selective suspend feature for my usb storage device. What component need to be modified to support this feature? Can all Windows platforms support USB selective suspend? The usb storage device use the build-in driver on Windows XP. Does the build-in usb storage driver support USB selective suspend feature? Best Regards Jackal Huang Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37233
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    - FW: Only dmDuplex member(PS Driver) cannot be updated on reason of PROPSHEETUI_REASON_DESTROY ***FW from microsoft.public.ddk.win2000.printer.video Hi All I am developing a PostScript printer driver by modifying WindowsXP ddk samples "Windows 2000 OEM UI Customization Sample (PS)", and encounterring a problem on updating dmDuplex member of public DEVMODE. It's very weird: 1. On original sample, system standard "Layout" and "Color" sheet is hidden, if I don't hide the 2 sheets(directly return E_NOTIMPL in IOemUI2::HideStandardUI()), then dmDuplex can be updated normally. 2. The problem is not reproduced on updating other public DEVMODE members, such as dmOrientation, dmCopies, dmPaperSize and dmScale. I was not using CPSUI to make my plugin property sheets, so I cannot use DrvUpdateUISetting() to update user settings. Below is the testing code I am using to update public and private DEVMODE under reason of PROPSHEETUI_REASON_DESTROY on hrOEMDocumentPropertySheets(PPROPSHEETUI_INFO pPSUIInfo, ...): ... POEMUIPSPARAM pOEMUIParam; PDEVMODE pTestDevmode; pOEMUIParam = (POEMUIPSPARAM)pPSUIInfo->lParamInit; pTestDevmode = (PDEVMODE) pOEMUIParam->pPublicDM; //check value of pTestDevmode->dmDuplex at here: it is 1. pTestDevmode->dmDuplex = 2; pPSUIInfo->pfnComPropSheet(pPSUIInfo->hComPropSheet, CPSFUNC_SET_RESULT, (LPARAM)NULL, (LPARAM)CPSUI_OK); //check value of pTestDevmode->dmDuplex at here: // it is 1 if Layout and Color sheet is hidden. <-- Problem! // it is 2 if Layout and Color sheet is not hidden. <-- Expected ... I will be appreciated if anyone can give me any advice on this. Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37231
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    - Using KeSetTimerEx Hello All, Basically my requirement is to perform some action after every fixed time interval. I therefore create a "synchronization" type timer and using KeSetTimerEx () i schedule the timer. But it looks like the timer is not called at the time interval i need it to invoke the timer callback routine. I check this using KeQuerySystemTime (). Following are the steps: 1) KeInitializeTimerEx (&(pDevExt->myTimer), SynchronizationTimer); KeInitializeDpc (&(pDevExt->myTimerDpc), myTimerRoutine, pKsDev); 2) timerDelay.QuadPart = -180000; // 18 ms KeSetTimerEx (&(pDevExt->myTimer), timerDelay, 18, &(pDevExt->myTimerDpc)); But what i observed to my dismay is that my myTimerRoutine () was called at approximate intervals like: 15.625 ms 15.625 ms 15.625 ms 15.625 ms 31.250 ms and so on as the pattern keeps repeating.... Any reason why this is happenning? Is it possible to make the timer routine be called at the exact timer interval? Also, i used KeSetTimerEx (&(pDevExt->myTimer), timerDelay, &(pDevExt->myTimerDpc)); but the timer routine got invoked only once! Is there something iam missing here? Can someone throw some light on this? Regards, Hari. Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37230
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    - Help required on Surprise Removal in XP (NDIS5.1) when writing NDIS-WDM Hello, I am writing a NDIS-WDM (USB ) driver for NDIS5.1 (XP). I used the sample from Eliyas. I saw the mailing lists and set the NDIS_ATTRIBUTE_SURPRISE_REMOVAL_OK bit in the call to NdisMSetAttributesEx from MiniportInitialize function. And I implemented the additional MiniportPnPEventNotify function also. When I plug-in the cable, Windows loads my driver. But the "System Tray" icon for "Safely Remove Hardware" appears. When I remove the cable, I get a call to my PnPEventNotify function with SurpriseRemoved event set. There is no pop-up error message as per XP standards. But, I was under the understanding that if the SURPRISE_REMOVAL_OK bit is set, even the "tray icon" does not appear. Please help me in making sure that my understanding is right. If I am wrong, what have I done wrong in the driver that this is not working? Any pointers or any kind of help is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for the great help. Best Regards, GNRaj Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37226
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    - Help required on Surprise Removal in XP (NDIS5.1) when writing NDIS-WDM Hello, I am writing a NDIS-WDM (USB ) driver for NDIS5.1 (XP). I used the sample from Eliyas. I saw the mailing lists and set the NDIS_ATTRIBUTE_SURPRISE_REMOVAL_OK bit in the call to NdisMSetAttributesEx from MiniportInitialize function. And I implemented the additional MiniportPnPEventNotify function also. When I plug-in the cable, Windows loads my driver. But the "System Tray" icon for "Safely Remove Hardware" appears. When I remove the cable, I get a call to my PnPEventNotify function with SurpriseRemoved event set. There is no pop-up error message as per XP standards. But, I was under the understanding that if the SURPRISE_REMOVAL_OK bit is set, even the "tray icon" does not appear. Please help me in making sure that my understanding is right. If I am wrong, what have I done wrong in the driver that this is not working? Any pointers or any kind of help is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for the great help. Best Regards, GNRaj Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37225
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    - Aysnch events Hi, I am having problems in generating Asynchronous events from kernel mode to user mode.I am sending a large data to the device driver from the user mode application and i want the deviceiocontrol to return immediately as soon as it places the request.At present what i am doing is once i get the request in the dispatch routine the status is set to STATUS_PENDING and complete the IRP in the DPC routine of the ISR.When i do this the deviceiocontrol is not returning immediately.please help me out. thanks sai Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37224
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    - What's SetupDi equivalent to CM_Query_Remove_SubTree? I would query whether the usb device can be safely removed. CM_Query_Remove_SubTree should be able to do this. DDK document suggests use SetupDi API instead. What's SetupDi equivalent to CM_Query_Remove_SubTree? DDK document notes that use SetupDi function for many CM functions. I think it should tell us what's the SetupDi equivalent to those CM functions. Best Regards Jackal Huang Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37220
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    - How to perform safe remove operation on Windows ME? The user can safely remove the usb device via system tray icon on Windows ME. I would write a program to perform the safely remove operation. CM_Request_Device_Eject can perform safe remove operation on Windows 2000/XP. But it is not supported on Windows ME. How does the program to do this on Wondows ME? Best Regards Jackal Huang Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37216
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    - dmTTOption I have a printer driver for Windows 2000 using Unidrv. I made an application to modify the values of the DEVMODE of the driver using SetPrinter and GetPrinter. When I set the dmTTOption to DMTT_BITMAP, the driver cannot support Device Fonts anymore. What I understand, dmTTOption specifies only how True Type Fonts will be printed. Why this phenomenon occurs? Could anyone give some explanation or some written materials explaning this behavior? Thanks. alvin Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37214
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    - Checked build for WPA-capable WZC Where can I get subj? Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37210
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    - Did anybody try to write printer drivers for 10 or 12-bit gray level printers? Hi, The majority of printer drivers under Windows support only 8-bit B/W printers or 8-bit per channel color printers. Has anybody every tried to write a printer driver to support 10-bit (or higher) gray level printers under MS Windows environments? Specifically, if I have a 10-bit gray level image and a printer that does support 10-bit printing, I would like the full 10 bits of every pixel go un-truncated all the way from the application to the printing engine. If anybody did this before, could you please share your experiences? How would the 10-bit requirement fits the overall Windows printing architecture? Thanks a lot. Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37209
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    - printer info Hi, I have to get printer utilization information such as number of jobs done, AveragePPM etc. Win32 API gives all these info as NULL or 0. So I thought of using driver level programming to extract such information from printer. I am new to driver level programming. Can someone help me know if it is possible through device driver programming like if I use "DrvDeviceCapabilities" method. I am using Windows 2000 server machine. Also I tried to use this method in my code, but the code just not compiles. It gives these errors - c:\ntddk\inc\ddrawint.h(1863) : error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'dwhContext' c:\ntddk\inc\ddrawint.h(1863) : error C2501: 'DWORD_PTR' : missing storage-class or type specifiers c:\ntddk\inc\ddrawint.h(1863) : error C2501: 'dwhContext' : missing storage-class or type specifiers c:\ntddk\inc\winddi.h(532) : error C2059: syntax error : '__stdcall' c:\ntddk\inc\winddi.h(532) : error C2091: function returns function c:\ntddk\inc\winddi.h(537) : error C2146: syntax error : missing ';' before identifier 'pfn' c:\ntddk\inc\winddi.h(537) : error C2501: 'PFN' : missing storage-class or type specifiers c:\ntddk\inc\winddi.h(537) : error C2501: 'pfn' : missing storage-class or type specifiers c:\ntddk\inc\winddi.h(2124) : error C2061: syntax error : identifier 'DESIGNVECTOR' c:\ntddk\inc\winddi.h(3790) : error C2061: syntax error : identifier 'DESIGNVECTOR' What I am missing here ? Thanks Ashish Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37208
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    - SetupDi equivelant to CM_Get_Device_ID_Ex I am looking for a setupdi replacement for the following CM_ call. // determine instance ID // if(CM_Get_Device_ID_Ex (devInfo.DevInst,devID, MAX_DEVICE_ID_LEN,0, devInfoListDetail.RemoteMachineHandle)!=CR_SUCCESS) { devID[0] = TEXT('\0'); } Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37205
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    - Setup API OS compatibility As I am looking through the SDK I see the following: Windows NT/2000: Requires Windows 2000. This pretty much means that NT will not work for the given function right? I have an app that is supposed to support NT, 2K, and XP. We support USB devices so NT should be out the window correct? How do I explain this to the management? ~mike Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37201
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    - USB Mass Storage Volume path How to get USB Mass Storage Device volume root path? Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37198
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    - Making a report of loaded drivers and their Version Info Hello again everyone, Does anyone know how to go about retrieving the driver resource information (date, version, etc), for all of the drivers loaded into the system, from a user- mode application? I know the information is available in the Device Manager, but this is for an XP Embedded target, and we want to display the information ourselves. Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37196
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    - AddPrinterDriver fails with error 126 We have several clients who receive this error when installing our printer driver on Windows XP. The proposed solution is to fix the path entry for %SystemRoot%\System32 \Wbem or copy framedyn.dll to the System32 directory. We are trying to decide on the best course of action to prevent users from receiving this error. However, we have been unable to reproduce the problem ourselves. We have tried corrupting the path entry for % SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem and even deleting framedyn.dll altogether. Neither action affects AddPrinterDriver in any way, and our printer installation proceeds as normal. Can somebody at Microsoft explain how AddPrinterDriver becomes dependent on framedyn.dll? Who uses this DLL? Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37193
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    - USB newbie: Sending a vendor-specific request to a USB device Hello, I don't have much experience with Windows platform development, so I hope someone can point me in the right direction. I need to send a vendor-specific request to a USB device. I know the bmRequestType, bRequest, wValue, wIndex, etc, that I need to send. I just can't piece together how to do it on Windows. I've figured out how to enumerate USB devices, and can find the device, and open a handle to it with CreateFile(), but I'm stumped as to what I need to pass to DeviceIoControl(). Or even if DeviceIoControl() is the right avenue for this. Spent most of yesterday searching the net for information on this and was surprised at how little I could find. Hope someone out there can shed some light. Thanks in advance, Steven Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37187
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    - (Q) Flow control between NDIS miniport driver and protocol driver. Subject : (Q) Flow control between de-serialized NDIS miniport driver and protocol driver. Hello everyone! I'm developing de-serialized NDIS Miniport driver at Win2K and WinXp. I'm worrying about if my Miniport receives more requests of MiniportSendPackets than it's throughput. If then, my Miniport's queue length will be longer and longer as time goes on. In that case, is it guarantee the protocol driver's issueing "CancelPacket"? Or, should my miniport returns status with NDIS_STAUS_RESOURCES as a parameter of NdisMSendComplete to resolve the situation of congestion? Thank you. Have a nice day. //DAUM Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37185
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    - (Q) WHQL or HCT news group. Hello everyone. I want to know if there is any news group for WHQL or HCT. Please let me know if there is any. Thank you. Have a nice day. Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37174
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    - damn driver doesnot connect.. Sir, i am a man in problem. my project submission for 3rd yr of engineerig is due friday and till now i cannot connect the damn driver to the video capture application i am developing. the device specification are: 3D Vision MPEG-I encoder/decoder/tuner code:PV230/231 Winbond W99200F the problem is when i use capDriverConnect macro provided by VC++ 6.0 it simply cannot connect. is there other thing that i must add or do. please help me out. Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37172
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    - IoCallDriver doc is wrong and function returns undocumented status According to the documentation for the IoCallDriver function, it is supposed to return either the NTSTATUS value the lower driver set in the I/O Status Block or STATUS_PENDING. However, I have a case where the lower driver is clearly setting the NTSTATUS in the I/O Status Block to STATUS_SUCCESS, yet the IoCallDriver function is returning a STATUS_WAIT_2 !!!!!!!!! Better yet, there is absolutely NO documentation on what the heck a STATUS_WAIT_2 even means!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Does anyone out there know what a STATUS_WAIT_0, STATUS_WAIT_1, STATUS_WAIT_2, or STATUS_WAIT_3 means? Anyone have any idea why the IoCallDriver function decides it knows better than the underlying driver and changes the return status from what the driver attempted to return? Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37170
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    - IPAddr RecvLinkNextHop ? What are these parameters in PF_SET_EXTENSION_HOOK_INFO" IPAddr RecvLinkNextHop and IPAddr SendLinkNextHop" for PF_FORWARD ACTION filter hook function ! Are they the same that the IPHeader->ipSource and ipDestination ? Thanks ! Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37168
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    - IRP FilterResourceReq. and mf.sys not working The problem I am seeing is that my driver successfully requests new PCI memory in the Filter Resource IRP when installed directly but fails when installed through MIcorsofts multifunction mf.sys. I need to allocate an additional PCI Memory Region for a driver to fix a HW config problem. Support Win2000 and later, testing on Win XP. In the IRP_MN_FILTER_RESOURCE_REQUIREMENTS, I allocate memory for a new IO_RESOURCE_REQUIREMENTS_LIST, copy the existing list to the new one, append the new memory region to the end, update count and size, clear and free existing list, link the new one into the IRP, and pass the IRP down. When I install this driver directly for the PCI Vendor/Device ID it works. In the Start Device IRP I see the original resources plus the new resource that I have allocated. After installing, in the Driver Properties Resource Tab, I see the original resources plus the new resource. Driver works fine. The problem comes when I use multifunction mf.sys to enumerate the functions and install the exact same driver in the enumerated function. My .inf installs mf.sys for the PCI Device and Vendor ID and currently enumerates one function. When the driver is installed for that function, I see the Filter Resource IRP but never receive the Start Device IRP. The driver fails to start and indicates it can not find enough free resources and to restart. Restarting does not help still gives same error. Any thoughts or ideas on what could be going wrong? Why does mf.sys effect allocating new resources? I did notice that the resource list is not the same between the two cases. The actual memory and IRQ regions are identical but the standalone driver has some Private Data (Type 0x81) entries as well. Thanks, Stefan L Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37167
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    - the thread context switch time Hi All, How much time does it take to switch between threads in different processes assuming PASSIIVE_LEVEL and the same priority? Another words is it a very bad/good idea to have the working thread to simplify life? TIA Andrew Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37165
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    - Can NDIS5 drivers be "chained" in Windows XP? Several years ago we developed an NDIS2 driver in OS/2. When our code is notified a frame is available (typically via ReceiveLookahead indication), it returns SUCCESS to indicate it will accept and copy the frame. If there is more than one driver in the chain, the next driver does NOT get the indication. Our code also returns FORWARD_FRAME when it wishes to pass along a frame to the next driver instance in its chain without accepting it and it returns FRAME_REJECTED when it does not want to accept the frame but also does not want to pass it to the next driver in the chain. The ability to chain together drivers and have those toward the rear of the chain NOT see frames consumed by those toward the front can be an important performance boost in some situations for us. We've recently had an outside company rewrite our driver for NDIS in Windows XP. This driver does not support the idea of a chain of instances where an instance that receives a frame can choose to accept or reject the frame such that any other instances of the driver do not receive the frame at all. The outside vendor cannot determine if/how this can be done in Windows. Is there a way to achieve this behavior in Windows XP? Thanks, Stephen Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37164
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    - UStatusThread question Hi, we are currently writting a language monitor using the base code given by Microsoft (pjlmon.c). We would like to be able to get a status from the printer every 5 minutes, the printer is bi-di but does not send it's status, except when asked. Is it "legal" or possible to do a WriteCommand in the UStatusThread? We have try it, but it does loop all the time. Have any idea? Thanks Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37162
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    - [HELP] Virtual Disk Driver - Create symbolic link. Hi there, I wrote a virtual disk driver (use a file to simulate a disk), it works fine. Then I wrote a application runs in RING-3, which can send a customer IOCTL code to the driver, I want the driver create a symbolic link to a driver-letter such as "Z:" when the customer IOCTL code arrival. I did so, modified my source code. When the driver got the IOCTL code, I create a symbolic link between the FDO and \DosDevices\Z:, and the IoCreateSymbolicLink() call return success. But in fact, when I open my explorer, there are no "Z:" driver letter usable. Could you please tell me why? And could you please tell me how to resolve this issue?? Thanks. Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37160
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    - printable area? This GPD code given below is taken from the ddk sample - hplj5.gpd *PrintableArea: PAIR(9600, 12720) *PrintableOrigin: PAIR(300, 220) *CursorOrigin: PAIR(300, 220) *Command: CmdSelect { *Order: DOC_SETUP.12 *Cmd: "<1B>&l2a8c1E<1B>*p0x0Y<1B>*c0t5760x7656Y" } my questions are: 1. What commands does *PrintableArea, *PrintableOrigin and *CursorOrigin insert into the PCL stream ? 2. The printable area length according to calculation should have been 12760 (13200 - 220 - 220), but here it is only 12720 , where did the 40 units go? 3.I had created a GPD for my printer, letter paper size portrait mode values are as follows, *PrintableArea:PAIR(9800, 12800) *PrintableOrigin: PAIR(200, 200) *CursorOrigin: PAIR(200, 200) *Command: CmdSelect { *Order: DOC_SETUP.21 *Cmd: "<1B>&l2a8c1e-50U" } When tested with WHQL tool the rectangle did not have the right side. When I changed the *PrintableArea to *PrintableArea:PAIR(9799, 12800) it started working fine. These measures are in terms of 1/1200 of an inch, how did that 1 unit make the difference ? Note:I have "-50U" as part of the command to left offset the margin by 50 units i.e. my printers left margin starts at 1/6 of an inch, since the default left margin in PCL is 1/4 of an inch I am adding this left offset command. Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37159
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    - Accessing PCI Configuration Space I want to know the various other methods of how we can access the PCI Configuration space from our driver. One is the Standrd way of using CM_RESOURCE_LIST structure which is what i am following now, another i know is by accessing the CF8 and CFC register. Please tell me the other Methods for reading the configuration space and retrieving the information from there. Thank You All Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37157
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    - Sharing Buffer between two driver hi all i want to share a buffer between two driver. which is nothing but a tcp/ip packet or a complete Frame. which is transfered fromt the one driver to another driver .... is there any way to do this ? ===== shailesh Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37152
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    - Cubas SX V1.0 hangs on MIDI initialisation Problem: Cubas SX V1.0 hangs 15 seconds on the MIDI initialisation if our AV Stream driver exports a MIDI Pin for rendering. Detail: The process services.exe uses 100% CPU time during initialisation. The Midi Pin works well with other applications and it works also with Cubase. OS: Windows XP, SP1 DirectX: 8.1 PIN Properties: MajorFormat = KSDATAFORMAT_TYPE_MUSIC; SubFormat = STATIC_KSDATAFORMAT_SUBTYPE_MIDI; Specifier = KSDATAFORMAT_SPECIFIER_NONE; Technology = KSMUSIC_TECHNOLOGY_PORT; The pin does not implement DMUSIC or any other properties. Is it required or recommented to implement additional formats or properties? I'm not sure if this is caused by Cubase, Windows or our driver. Can you give me a hint to solve this? Guenter Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37149
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    - problem changing name of dll hi all I took the mux sample code of Xp ddk and modified as per requirement. i am not able to change name of mux.dll if i keep the name to be mux.dll it works fine. but if i change name then the binding is shown but the virtual instance doesnt get created. can anybody tell how to change name of dll. This is trace of dll -->DllMain. Reason: Attach. <--DllMain. -->DllRegisterServer. -->DllMain. Reason: Detach. <--DllMain. this is part to setupapi.log file @ 15:12:44.276 : The file (D:\WINNT\inf\muxp.inf) is not digitally signed, ignoring driver date. @ 15:12:44.276 : Found MS_MUXP in D:\WINNT\inf\muxp.inf; Device: abc; Driver: abc; Provider: cp ; Mfg: cp; Section: MUXP.ndi @ 15:12:44.276 : Decorated section name: MUXP.ndi @ 15:12:44.316 : Opened PNF of "D:\WINNT\inf\mux_mp.inf". Loading class-installer module for Network Protocol. @ 15:12:44.326 : Verifying file: D:\WINNT\System32\NetCfgx.Dll using key: NetCfgx.Dll in catalog: -. @ 15:12:44.816 : Obtained module "D:\WINNT\System32\NetCfgx.Dll" proceedure "NetClassInstaller" for use. @ 15:12:44.816 : Device install function: DIF_SELECTDEVICE. @ 15:12:44.826 : Executing class-installer. @ 15:12:44.866 : Completed class-installer. @ 15:12:44.866 : Executing default installer. @ 15:12:50.975 : Completed default installer. @ 15:12:51.005 : Device install function: DIF_DESTROYPRIVATEDATA. @ 15:12:51.005 : Executing class-installer. @ 15:12:51.005 : Completed class-installer. [2003/12/09 15:12:51 692.29 Driver Install] Searching for hardware ID(s): ms_muxp @ 15:12:51.035 : Opened PNF of "d:\winnt\inf\muxp.inf". @ 15:12:51.045 : The file (d:\winnt\inf\muxp.inf) is not digitally signed, ignoring driver date. @ 15:12:51.045 : Found MS_MUXP in d:\winnt\inf\muxp.inf; Device: abc ; Driver: abc; Provider:cp; Mfg: cp; Section: MUXP.ndi @ 15:12:51.045 : Decorated section name: MUXP.ndi @ 15:12:51.045 : Selected driver installs from section MUXP.ndi in d:\winnt\inf\muxp.inf. @ 15:12:51.045 : Changed class GUID of device to {4D36E975-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}. @ 15:12:51.045 : Set selected driver. [2003/12/09 15:12:51 692.30] @ 15:12:51.045 : Opened INF "d:\winnt\inf\muxp.inf". [2003/12/09 15:12:51 692.31] @ 15:12:51.045 : Opened INF "d:\winnt\inf\muxp.inf". [2003/12/09 15:12:51 692.33] @ 15:12:51.045 : Opened INF "D:\WINNT\INF\drvindex.inf". [2003/12/09 15:12:51 692.34] @ 15:12:51.145 : Opened INF "D:\WINNT\INF\certclas.inf". [2003/12/09 15:12:51 692.35] @ 15:12:51.145 : Opened INF "D:\WINNT\INF\drvindex.inf". [2003/12/09 15:12:51 692.32] @ 15:12:51.075 : Verifying file: D:\WINNT\INF\certclas.inf using key: certclas.inf in catalog: -. @ 15:12:51.145 : Pruning Files: Verifying catalogs/infs. @ 15:12:51.145 : Verifying file: d:\winnt\inf\muxp.inf using key: muxp.inf in catalog: -. @ 15:12:51.195 : Verifying file failed with error: Error 0x800b0003: The form specified for the subject is not one supported or known by the specified trust provider. @ 15:12:51.195 : Pruning Files: Verifying catalogs/infs completed. @ 15:12:51.215 : Install Files: Verifying catalogs/infs. @ 15:12:51.215 : Verifying file: d:\winnt\inf\muxp.inf using key: muxp.inf in catalog: -. @ 15:12:51.215 : Verifying file failed with error: Error 0x800b0003: The form specified for the subject is not one supported or known by the specified trust provider. @ 15:12:51.215 : An unsigned or incorrectly signed driver (d:\winnt\inf\muxp.inf) was installed for Network Protocol. Error 0x800b0003: The form specified for the subject is not one supported or known by the specified trust provider. @ 15:12:51.215 : Install Files: Verifying catalogs/infs completed. @ 15:12:51.236 : SPFILENOTIFY_NEEDMEDIA: Tag="(null)" Description="xyz Driver" SourcePath="d:\mux" SourceFile="xyz.sys" Flags=0x00000400. Copying file d:\mux\xyz.sys to D:\WINNT\System32\DRIVERS\xyz.sys. @ 15:12:51.376 : An unsigned or incorrectly signed driver (d:\mux\xyz.sys) was installed for Network Protocol. Error 0x800b0003: The form specified for the subject is not one supported or known by the specified trust provider. Copying file d:\mux\xyz.dll to D:\WINNT\System32\xyz.dll. @ 15:12:51.466 : An unsigned or incorrectly signed driver (d:\mux\xyz.dll) was installed for Network Protocol. Error 0x800b0003: The form specified for the subject is not one supported or known by the specified trust provider. Thanks in advance jyotsna Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37146
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    - Help!!!!!!!!!!!!!! How can I install device driver on the Win9x system? Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37144
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    - Resources Problem (2) (First Question in the bottom)... Hope yopu can help me! Hi!!! I checked and it seems ok. So I will tell you what happens in my debugging: I created a simple driver(withot any I/O, memory or IRQ), which I can install to a non- existent hardware. The run goes like: PCIETH - Version 1.00.000 Dec 8 2003 15:17:25 PCIETH - Entering AddDevice: DriverObject 85DEDA70, pdo 857EA690 PCIETH - PNP Request (IRP_MN_FILTER_RESOURCE_REQUIREMENTS) PCIETH - PNP Request (IRP_MN_START_DEVICE) PCIETH - To WORKING from STOPPED PCIETH - PNP Request (IRP_MN_QUERY_CAPABILITIES) PCIETH - PNP Request (IRP_MN_QUERY_PNP_DEVICE_STATE) PCIETH - PNP Request (IRP_MN_QUERY_DEVICE_RELATIONS) And the it's ok, I can communicate with this driver, but when I install the same one to my chip it stops after the PNP minor function resource requirements (supposedly managed by the PCI bus): PCIETH - Version 1.00.000 Dec 8 2003 15:17:25 PCIETH - Entering AddDevice: DriverObject 85DEDA70, pdo 857EA690 PCIETH - PNP Request (IRP_MN_FILTER_RESOURCE_REQUIREMENTS) PCIETH - PNP Request (IRP_MN_QUERY_STOP_DEVICE) PCIETH - PNP Request (IRP_MN_QUERY_STOP_DEVICE) PCIETH - PNP Request (IRP_MN_CANCEL_STOP_DEVICE) So obviosly as you say it will never work... So I re-start the computer as asked by windows and the it marks this resource overlaping in the I/O area with an intel pentium ii xeon processor to agp controller, but the device manager gives me this info: Intel I/O area: 03B0-03BB and 03CO-03DF My chip: F000-FFFF Now, do you now how can I fix this? Thanx >-----Original Message----- >Are you sure your I/O area does not conflict with any device? Go into the >device manager and view resources by type and check the I/O areas of other >devices. > >As long as the system believes there is a conflict, it will not assign you a >complete set of resources. Without a complete set of resources, the driver >will not go through all phases of initialization. Until you go through all >the initialization, you cannot open the device. > > >-- >Don Burn (MVP, Windows DDK) >Windows 2k/XP/2k3 Filesystem and Driver Consulting >Remove StopSpam from the email to reply > ><anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >news:090401c3bd9b$6451d150$a101280a@phx.gbl... >> Hi Don, >> >> Thanks to answer. I don't really understand what you mean >> with "Your problem is because of resources you are never >> going to have your driver called to start the device", can >> you explain a little more? >> >> I checked the device manager, even if I choose not to >> install a driver for my chip, windows assigns an I/O area, >> a memory area, and a IRQ line. I checked and the >> resources are not overlaping except the IRQ. But windows >> says is the I/O area, and the confilct is not even with >> the same device of the IRQ line. >> >> Also, I'm trying to install my driver to an non-existent >> hardware. But windows can not start the device and >> deactivates it. The same happens when I install it to my >> HW. >> >> Any ideas? >> >> Thanx >> >> >-----Original Message----- >> >Your problem is because of resources you are never going >> to have your driver >> >called to start the device. Check the device manager, if >> the system thinks >> >you have a resource conflict you probably do. >> > >> > >> >-- >> >Don Burn (MVP, Windows DDK) >> >Windows 2k/XP/2k3 Filesystem and Driver Consulting >> >Remove StopSpam from the email to reply >> > >> >"Robert Zimbra" <rozigs00@fht-esslingen.de> wrote in >> message >> >news:052601c3bd6c$e9bf6ca0$a501280a@phx.gbl... >> >> Hi! >> >> >> >> I'm arookie in WDM and I have one question that I >> haven't >> >> been able to answer... >> >> >> >> I have a chip connected to a PCI bus in a Single Board >> >> Computer, for which I'm developing a WDM (Windows 2000) >> >> with the W2K DDK. Also I have been studying Walter >> Oney's >> >> book, and actually I used his wizard to produce a >> skeleton >> >> for my driver. >> >> >> >> Now the problem is that when I install this driver (or >> any >> >> other) to this chip windows says to me that I have a >> >> resorces problem with my I/O area, supposedly overlaped >> >> with the area of another chip (thing that is not true). >> >> So my driver is marked in the device manager as not >> >> working properly (yellow exclamation sign). >> >> >> >> So rigth now I can not open a handle to my device, and >> I'm >> >> not sure if it is because of this resorces reason or >> >> because of my handle routine. My objective in a short >> term >> >> is to be able to read and write to this device with the >> >> minimum driver requirements. Can you help me? >> > >> > >> >. >> > > > >. > . Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37143
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    - Forcing DMA bounce buffers upon MapTransfer Greetings all, I'm curious if there is any method to force a scatter-gather DMA list to utilize bounce buffers when calling MapTransfer. By "bounce buffer", I refer to the intermediate buffer that has to be flushed/copied for pages that are outside the device's addressable range. That is, the reason FlushAdapterBuffers is expected after performing the DMA. In my case, I have a 32-bit PCI device that I am preparing for AMD-64 operation. I can't load up my motherboard with >4 GB to try this, though, so I was hoping to fake it with a secret registry key or something. I'm pretty sure my code will work, but I would like to see what kind of impact the copying times will have on the device data throughput. All thoughts appreciated! -E. Nelson (no email, reply to group) Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37140
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    - usbview on Windows Me and 98 I need to be able to enumerate all connected USB devices on Windows Me and 98. I need usbview on these platforms. Where can I get it for windows Me or 98? If it is not available where can I get information about enumerating connected device. I am particularly interested in vendor IDs and product IDs of connected device and finding drive letter of a specific USB Mass Storage device. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37134
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    - Floppy Disk IOCTL functions? Hi, I want to make a floppy disk format utility for windows XP. This format utility will only be formatting A:\ or B:\ floppy disk drives. I will want to put a unknown disk format on the disk and it uses 256 byte/sectors. I see the Microsoft example in the DDK for the floppy disk driver, but if it's possible to do this without making a driver in Windows XP I'd sure like to know. If anyone can help? I'm using Visual Studio 6 and MFC. johncc -----= Posted via Newsfeeds.Com, Uncensored Usenet News =----- http://www.newsfeeds.com - The #1 Newsgroup Service in the World! -----== Over 100,000 Newsgroups - 19 Different Servers! =----- Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37133
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    - Does USBCAMD support USB Bulk Mode? Hello: I am working on a USBCAMD2 mini-driver; the hardware for this driver uses USB bulk mode to transfer data. Does USBCAMD2 support bulk mode? It seems like BULK mode support was added but not fully debugged (example: on application exit, a spin lock is acquired, then acquired again causing problems later). Thanks, Joe Rickson Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37131
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    - Audio Driver Is anyone here capable of answering a question regarding audio drivers? Especially MIDI In drivers? Greetings, Florian Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37122
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    - Wingman Extreme Driver Does anyone have a driver, or know where to get one, for the Logitech Wingman Extreme joystick, this is the older analog stick, not the newer digital one which has drivers easily available. Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37121
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    - Windows Logo Program Hello! I have developed a driver for digital firewire cameras. The cameras follow the IIDC spec. Now I want to get a hardware logo for these cameras but the test fails because the textual leaf resides in the Unit Dependend Directory of the device´s ConfigROM where the test expects it to be in the Root Directory. How do I get the HW and the driver logo´d? Has anybody successfully resolved a similar issue with the winlogo team? And if yes, how? Neither the WHQL email addresses nor the winlogo newsgroup offers a response to this issue. Thanks, -Arne Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37104
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    - 1394 - Set Speed For Async Read/Write/Lock Hello, is it possible to set the speed for a 1394 read/write/lock request? I'm encountering the problem that I can't access a device with an 1394B PHY and an older only S400 capable Link chip. Thus the PHY reports "I can handle S800 requests" with its Self Id Packets (which is correct): Packets between other nodes connected to this node can be S800. This makes sense. But the Link says "I can only up to S400" in the Bus Info Block. So I would expect the Windows 1394 driver to send S400 packets to the node. It doesn't. I sends S800 packets. So, again: Can I set the speed? How? And just for curiousity: Is MS doing wrong or is the device beyond the standard? Udo. Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37103
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    - Install devices How to install a device using SetupAPI? Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37100
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    - devices interrupt sharing question Hi! How is it possible to point out does the PCI card support IRQ sharing or not. In Device Manager I can notice that USB HUB device and my PCI card share the same interrupt. I initialized the ISR for my card, but I forbided the instrrupt generating by my PCI circuit. Nevertheless the interrupts are still generated. And the device context is mine. Can anybody explain is it the right logic or not? And how can I avoid such situations, because when I process that interrupts and return TRUE the PC hangs up. Thanks in advance. Kiryl. Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37096
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    - How to scan for hardware changes Hi all How can I provoke the system to search for not installed devices as if "Scan for hardware changes" button was cliked? Thanks, Vladimir Tag: How to tell GDI no glyph index support Tag: 37095

Does anybody know of a GDIINFO cap or any other way to
tell GDI that a printer driver does *not* support glyph
indeces?

We would like to ensure that only character codes make
their way to DrvTextOut.

thx,
Andrei

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