Hi!
Is there something like SCSI pass-thru but for 1394 so I could write NDIS
miniport driver with WDM lower edge and use 1394 hardware w/o knowing the
vendor of 1394 controller and w/o mess with direct device programming
itself? So my NDIS miniport could work with any 1394 controller that
Windows recognizes?
Regards,
Anton
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Surely.
IOCTL_1394_CLASS.
Have you already designed the MAC layer on top of 1394?
Max
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> Hi!
>
> Is there something like SCSI pass-thru but for 1394 so I could write NDIS
> miniport driver with WDM lower edge and use 1394 hardware w/o knowing the
> vendor of 1394 controller and w/o mess with direct device programming
> itself? So my NDIS miniport could work with any 1394 controller that
> Windows recognizes?
>
> Regards,
> Anton
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Nice to hear this! -)
No, I did nothing with MAC layer for now… Should I?
Anton
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> Surely.
> IOCTL_1394_CLASS.
> Have you already designed the MAC layer on top of 1394?
>
> Max
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> > Hi!
> >
> > Is there something like SCSI pass-thru but for 1394 so I could write NDIS
> > miniport driver with WDM lower edge and use 1394 hardware w/o knowing the
> > vendor of 1394 controller and w/o mess with direct device programming
> > itself? So my NDIS miniport could work with any 1394 controller that
> > Windows recognizes?
> >
> > Regards,
> > Anton
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Anton,
Do you actually have 1394 connected NIC hardware, or do you want to do
peer-to-peer networking between two 1394 connected host controllers? If
the former, you just need to write an NDIS miniport with a WDM lower edge
and use the available 1394 functionality provided by the native 1394 bus
driver. If the latter, this already exists for XP, for 2000 and earlier,
you can still make an NDIS miniport with a 1394 lower edge, but you will
have to handle a peer-to-peer design. For peer-to-peer on 2000 and
earlier, look in the 2000DDK at the 1394Diag sample to see the proper PnP
ID to use in order for your driver to load. For XP, peer-to-peer is
handled completely different from a PnP perspective, and if you need more
details on this, email me.
Bill M.
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Hi!
Is there something like SCSI pass-thru but for 1394 so I could write NDIS
miniport driver with WDM lower edge and use 1394 hardware w/o knowing the
vendor of 1394 controller and w/o mess with direct device programming
itself? So my NDIS miniport could work with any 1394 controller that
Windows recognizes?Regards,
Anton
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