Hi,
How to make sure the 1394 address mapped form system address is in quadlet
boundry?
Thanks
James
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From: Ie Piu Cu [mailto:xxxxx@fokus.gmd.de]
Sent: Monday, July 24, 2000 7:41 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] Re: 1394API
Hi,
Thanks for your Reply.I am using Firewire Card from UniBrain (400 OHCI).
The AsyncRead work only if I read a quadlet.
The Setting for Allocate AddressRange:
Buffer Flags: Use Mdl
Access Type: Read Write Lock.
Notification Options: After Write
Address Range : offset High:0 offset low:0
Address Size :Length:200 Max Segment Size :0
The response that I got: Required1394Offset.Off_high= 1,
Required1394Offset.Off_low = 0.
Then I used the other computer to write to this address. And I got the
famous
blue screen with error number.
Ip
Jeseem wrote:
What settings have you used for AllocateAddressRange?
Is the AsynRead to the config Rom area working.
What card are you using?Regards
Jeseem
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> Subject: [ntdev] 1394API
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> > Hi,
> > I am new to the Microsoft Driver Programming. Recently, I try to run the
> > 1394 examples, that have been provided in WIN 2000 DDK. The Problem I
> > have is that, Everytime I try to do a Async Write to the other computer.
> > The target Computer will be hanged and I must reboot the target
> > computer. Have anybody else the same experience? Of course I do a
> > AllocateAddressRange at the target computer before I send it with
> > AsyncWrite. Can somebody tell me,how to do it right???
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