Thanks ken for reply.
can you please eloborate your answer.
what do you mean by making one driver dependent on other.
Regards
Rohit
Thanks ken for reply.
can you please eloborate your answer.
what do you mean by making one driver dependent on other.
Regards
Rohit
In general, Windows drivers and services can specify dependencies on other
drivers or services.
In the .inf file, you specify dependencies in the [.Service] section. For
example, from the nullfilter mini-filter example (nullfilter.inf):
[NullFilter.Service]
Dependencies = FltMgr
This means that the nullfilter cannot load until the FltMgr service loads.
So if you know the name of “driver a”, just include it in the Dependencies
entry.
Ken
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Thanks ken for reply.
can you please eloborate your answer.
what do you mean by making one driver dependent on other.
Regards
Rohit
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