Sorry for this newbie question. Would anyone here please drop me a link?

Thanks in advance.

Re: How to write INF file for sys? by Steve

Steve
Wed Jun 23 02:22:10 CDT 2004

See some INF samples and Look up DDK document.
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Re: How to write INF file for sys? by Arkady

Arkady
Wed Jun 23 02:59:26 CDT 2004

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/install/hh/install/create-inf_f88cf176-2886-45a4-b93a-a12a572ebb16.xml.asp
( aware of wrap )
Arkady

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Re: How to write INF file for sys? by Don

Don
Wed Jun 23 07:21:26 CDT 2004

As the previous posters have said use the examples in the DDK with the
documentation. After you create the inf file, use ChkInf to validate it,
and fix all the errors and warnings before trying on a system. Debugging
inf files can be painful, using ChkInf and fixing all the complaints
eliminates almost all the debugging.


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Windows 2k/XP/2k3 Filesystem and Driver Consulting
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Re: How to write INF file for sys? by bburgin

bburgin
Wed Jun 23 07:26:38 CDT 2004

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Yes, find some INFs for devices that are in the same class as your device.
Review any documentation regarding technology-specific differences in the
DDK under your technology (networking, display, etc). Use ChkInf in the
DDK; it will help you catch errors.

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Thanks to all by jack

jack
Wed Jun 23 07:56:01 CDT 2004

Your kindly response are highly appreciated.

Thanks a lot.

Jack

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