Thanks for your help.
I read about this directive and tried to use it, and something strange hapens.
I defined
[RecourceSection]
;ConfigPriority=NORMAL,FORCED
ConfigPriority=NORMAL
IOConfig=8@300
IRQConfig=10
IRQConfig=11
in the INF file.
When I’m trying to install the new hardware, I get a new screen which tells me
about the recourcesa the system will use for that device and displays a
recourc list.
This list is empty.
Do you know why?
Vasili
Don Burn wrote:
Look at the LogConfig directive in the INF file description.
This will allow you to define an ISA card’s resources. You
can then used the Add Hardware control panel applet, select
the ISA version of your card, and you are off and running.Don Burn
NT Device Driver and Filesystem Consulting----- Original Message -----
From: “Vasili Goutas”
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I’m writing a driver for a old style ISA card which has no PnP
> > functionality for use on Win98/W2k.
> > As I understand the WDM, the PnP manager calls the StartDevice function
> > of the driver with the needed recourcelist as parameter.
> > The PnP manager now about recourse of a device when this device is PCI
> > or ISA-PnP, but what to do, if its none of them?
> > My old style ISA card uses 2 Interrupts (IRQ 10/11) and some ports
> > beginning from 0x300.
> > How can I tell the PnP Manager to call my StartDevice function with that
> > parameter?
> > Is there a way to define this settings through the drivers INF file, or
> > have I to add some registry keys which the PnP Manager will read before
> > calling StartDevice?
> >
> > I hope you can help me
> >
> > TIA
> > Vasili