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Automatic NDIS driver installation
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Hi All!
I have been write an Intermediate NDIS driver, which filter IP
traffic. For driver installation I use oemsetup.inf, shipped
with Microsoft IMSAMP driver, and NCPA applet.
But my driver is just part of the other product, and it would be
nicely if I can install driver and tune up bindings for it, while
main product installation run.
Can I do that, and what I do need to do?
Any help is appreciate
With Regards Aidar Talibzhanov ([email protected])
I have been write an Intermediate NDIS driver, which filter IP
traffic. For driver installation I use oemsetup.inf, shipped
with Microsoft IMSAMP driver, and NCPA applet.
But my driver is just part of the other product, and it would be
nicely if I can install driver and tune up bindings for it, while
main product installation run.
Can I do that, and what I do need to do?
Any help is appreciate
With Regards Aidar Talibzhanov ([email protected])
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Comments
See "The Little Device Driver Writer".
See Windows NT 4.0 DDK -> Programmers Guide -> Chapter 2 Driver
Installation.
See also Windows NT 4.0 DDK -> Programmers Guide -> Appendix A Legacy Driver
Installation Methods.
The real answer is that you must use an oemsetup.inf script, in conjunction
with the network applet, to correctly install your driver. Advice I
received was to pick an already existing oemsetup.inf file and "tweak" it
until it installs your driver. This is a headache, but it works.
Best of Luck,
--Christine
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Aidar Talibzhanov
> Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2000 10:10 PM
> To: NT Developers Interest List
> Subject: [ntdev] Automatic NDIS driver installation
>
>
> Hi All!
>
> I have been write an Intermediate NDIS driver, which filter IP
> traffic. For driver installation I use oemsetup.inf, shipped
> with Microsoft IMSAMP driver, and NCPA applet.
> But my driver is just part of the other product, and it would be
> nicely if I can install driver and tune up bindings for it, while
> main product installation run.
>
> Can I do that, and what I do need to do?
>
> Any help is appreciate
>
> With Regards Aidar Talibzhanov ([email protected])
>
Microsoft technical artical Q162771.
-----Original Message-----
From: Aidar Talibzhanov [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, April 14, 2000 1:10 AM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] Automatic NDIS driver installation
Hi All!
I have been write an Intermediate NDIS driver, which filter IP
traffic. For driver installation I use oemsetup.inf, shipped
with Microsoft IMSAMP driver, and NCPA applet.
But my driver is just part of the other product, and it would be
nicely if I can install driver and tune up bindings for it, while
main product installation run.
Can I do that, and what I do need to do?
Any help is appreciate
With Regards Aidar Talibzhanov ([email protected])
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