Dear All,
I’m creating a tuple burn program that shall burn hardware ID and other
data into a PCMCIA modem card (Win2k only). My PCMCIA slot is PCI based.
Questions:
- How do I access the card that is not identifiable by plug-n-play
manager
(as long as it is not been burned with the correct hardware ID) ?
- Can I somehow open a PCMCIA bus driver and access my card by sending an
IRP down (with specified IO port and data) ? If yes, can someone send a
sample ?
Regards,
Stas.
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Hello,
Regarding the second question:
If you want to access the configuration info of the pc card, then please
refer to KB article Q308038: How to access Attribute Memory of PC Cards.
It includes code on how to accomplish this.
Thanks
Khalid
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-----Original Message-----
From: Stass Desyatnikov [mailto:xxxxx@Emblaze.com]
Sent: Sunday, December 09, 2001 4:00 PM
To: NT Developers Interest List
Subject: [ntdev] PCMCIA card - tuple burn ?
Dear All,
I’m creating a tuple burn program that shall burn hardware ID and other
data into a PCMCIA modem card (Win2k only). My PCMCIA slot is PCI based.
Questions:
- How do I access the card that is not identifiable by plug-n-play
manager
(as long as it is not been burned with the correct hardware ID) ?
- Can I somehow open a PCMCIA bus driver and access my card by sending
an
IRP down (with specified IO port and data) ? If yes, can someone send a
sample ?
Regards,
Stas.
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