Hai All,
I need to develop a driver which gets loaded dynamically using
CreateService and it needs to connect with the the interrupt vector which
is allocated to another device driver by the windows.
I need the above because I need to control a device through the newly
loaded driver which in not WDM driver, so I think that I need to stop the
present driver by using StopService or some other setupdixxx functions.
But I need to know the interrupt details of the driver which I am going to
disable.
I went through the help and I found HalGetInterruptVector() does any one
help me by telling how much help I can take from this function.
Any kind of information would be helpful.
Regards,
Kedar.
I think that you want a different approach. Find out which raw resources
the device is using. Then claim those raw resources yourself. Then use
your translated resources. You’ll have what you’re looking for.
–
Jake Oshins
Windows Base Kernel Team
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“kedar” wrote in message news:xxxxx@ntdev…
>
> Hai All,
>
> I need to develop a driver which gets loaded dynamically using
> CreateService and it needs to connect with the the interrupt vector which
> is allocated to another device driver by the windows.
>
> I need the above because I need to control a device through the newly
> loaded driver which in not WDM driver, so I think that I need to stop the
> present driver by using StopService or some other setupdixxx functions.
> But I need to know the interrupt details of the driver which I am going to
> disable.
>
> I went through the help and I found HalGetInterruptVector() does any one
> help me by telling how much help I can take from this function.
>
> Any kind of information would be helpful.
>
> Regards,
> Kedar.
>
>