TDI client - inf

OSR_Community_User · January 22, 2003, 9:24am

Hi,

I would like to write a TDI client program. The windows 2000 expects an inf file for all driver programs. So TDI client also needs an inf file(?..)

There is a section for network driver inf files in the ddk. But it is difficult to get info relevant to TDI client program

What is the class type for TDI client driver?. what about service name, hardware id?

If possible, can some one provide a sample inf file?.

Thanks

Kas

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OSR_Community_User · January 22, 2003, 4:58pm

Hi,

no, you do not need special .inf file. If you’re interested in TDI client
driver programming you can start with UDP TDI client driver sample from
OSR’s site. Next step will be searching with Google NT kernel newsgroups.
Some TDI client driver samples were published from time to time starting
from 1996. (CodaFS is a good sample of TDI client driver for Windows 9x if
you care about 9x). Then you can turn to more advanced TDI samples that
can be purchased for money or you can use kernel sockets libraries (I know
at least 3 companies who sell them) to make your life simpler. So this is
my way. I mean the one I went. If you will not find free TCP samples try
mailing me - I have some not very advanced but good for beginners.

Good luck!

Regards,
Anton Kolomyeytsev

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Hi,

I would like to write a TDI client program. The windows 2000 expects an inf file for all driver programs. So TDI client also needs an inf file(?..)

There is a section for network driver inf files in the ddk. But it is difficult to get info relevant to TDI client program

What is the class type for TDI client driver?. what about service name, hardware id?

If possible, can some one provide a sample inf file?.

Thanks

Kas

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Hi,

I would like to write a TDI client program. The windows 2000 expects an inf file for all driver programs. So TDI client also needs an inf file(?..)

There is a section for network driver inf files in the ddk. But it is difficult to get info relevant to TDI client program

What is the class type for TDI client driver?. what about service name, hardware id?

If possible, can some one provide a sample inf file?.

Thanks

Kas

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vijender_yadav · January 23, 2003, 4:20am

hi,

No special inf files are needed for TDI client.After you build your
driver,when you want to load your driver,You don’t even have to make a
registry entry for it.You can load the driver using OsrLoader (tool from
www.osr.com)…
About the samples,You can start with DDK. You will not find any free
samples on any site.
But lots of people here are very helpful.
I am in progress of developing the Kernel Socket Library(a TDI client).So
I can help you.You start with DDK and if struck then mail me…

bye
Vijender

OSR_Community_User · January 23, 2003, 8:50am

Hi Anton,
Thanks for your suggestions.
I want to send some ioctls to tdi client program.
what is the device name that I have to use in CreateFile() call in my application prg?.
-Kas
Anton Kolomyeytsev wrote:Hi,

no, you do not need special .inf file. If you’re interested in TDI client
driver programming you can start with UDP TDI client driver sample from
OSR’s site. Next step will be searching with Google NT kernel newsgroups.
Some TDI client driver samples were published from time to time starting
from 1996. (CodaFS is a good sample of TDI client driver for Windows 9x if
you care about 9x). Then you can turn to more advanced TDI samples that
can be purchased for money or you can use kernel sockets libraries (I know
at least 3 companies who sell them) to make your life simpler. So this is
my way. I mean the one I went. If you will not find free TCP samples try
mailing me - I have some not very advanced but good for beginners.

Good luck!

Regards,
Anton Kolomyeytsev

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> Hi,
>
> I would like to write a TDI client program. The windows 2000 expects an inf file for all driver programs. So TDI client also needs an inf file(?..)
>
> There is a section for network driver inf files in the ddk. But it is difficult to get info relevant to TDI client program
>
> What is the class type for TDI client driver?. what about service name, hardware id?
>
> If possible, can some one provide a sample inf file?.
>
> Thanks
>
> Kas
>
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Hi,

>
I would like to write a TDI client program. The windows 2000 expects an inf file for all driver programs. So TDI client also needs an inf file(?..)

>
There is a section for network driver inf files in the ddk. But it is difficult to get info relevant to TDI client program

>
What is the class type for TDI client driver?. what about service name, hardware id?

>
If possible, can some one provide a sample inf file?.

>
Thanks

>
Kas

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OSR_Community_User · January 23, 2003, 9:04am

Hi Vijender,
Thanks a lot for your helping hand.
I have not tried the OSRloader. But to install the sample (tdi) provided by OSR (NT Insider), we have to create the registry entries.
Certainly, lot of people in the group doing excellent job by helping out the needy one. I appreciate all the contributors and the experts.
-Kas
vijender yadav wrote:hi,

No special inf files are needed for TDI client.After you build your
driver,when you want to load your driver,You don’t even have to make a
registry entry for it.You can load the driver using OsrLoader (tool from
www.osr.com)…
About the samples,You can start with DDK. You will not find any free
samples on any site.
But lots of people here are very helpful.
I am in progress of developing the Kernel Socket Library(a TDI client).So
I can help you.You start with DDK and if struck then mail me…

bye
Vijender

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OSR_Community_User · January 23, 2003, 10:03am

Hi,

please check wshsmple from DDK and ReactOS source code. You’ll find the
samples how to send IOCTLs to TDI. BTW, name is \.\Tcp, \.\Udp,
\.\RawIP etc etc etc.

Regards,
Anton Kolomyeytsev

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Hi Anton,
Thanks for your suggestions.
I want to send some ioctls to tdi client program.
what is the device name that I have to use in CreateFile() call in my application prg?.
-Kas
Anton Kolomyeytsev wrote:Hi,
>
> no, you do not need special .inf file. If you’re interested in TDI client
> driver programming you can start with UDP TDI client driver sample from
> OSR’s site. Next step will be searching with Google NT kernel newsgroups.
> Some TDI client driver samples were published from time to time starting
> from 1996. (CodaFS is a good sample of TDI client driver for Windows 9x if
> you care about 9x). Then you can turn to more advanced TDI samples that
> can be purchased for money or you can use kernel sockets libraries (I know
> at least 3 companies who sell them) to make your life simpler. So this is
> my way. I mean the one I went. If you will not find free TCP samples try
> mailing me - I have some not very advanced but good for beginners.
>
> Good luck!
>
> Regards,
> Anton Kolomyeytsev
>
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> >
> > Hi,
> >
> > I would like to write a TDI client program. The windows 2000 expects an inf file for all driver programs. So TDI client also needs an inf file(?..)
> >
> > There is a section for network driver inf files in the ddk. But it is difficult to get info relevant to TDI client program
> >
> > What is the class type for TDI client driver?. what about service name, hardware id?
> >
> > If possible, can some one provide a sample inf file?.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Kas
> >
> >
> >
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> Hi,
>
> >
> I would like to write a TDI client program. The windows 2000 expects an inf file for all driver programs. So TDI client also needs an inf file(?..)
>
> >
> There is a section for network driver inf files in the ddk. But it is difficult to get info relevant to TDI client program
>
> >
> What is the class type for TDI client driver?. what about service name, hardware id?
>
> >
> If possible, can some one provide a sample inf file?.
>
> >
> Thanks
>
> >
> Kas
>
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Hi Anton,
>

Thanks for your suggestions.
>

I want to send some ioctls to tdi client program.
>

what is the device name that I have to use in CreateFile() call in my application prg?.
>

-Kas
>

Anton Kolomyeytsev wrote:
>

Hi,

no, you do not need special .inf file. If you're interested in TDI client
driver programming you can start with UDP TDI client driver sample from
OSR's site. Next step will be searching with Google NT kernel newsgroups.
Some TDI client driver samples were published from time to time starting
from 1996. (CodaFS is a good sample of TDI client driver for Windows 9x if
you care about 9x). Then you can turn to more advanced TDI samples that
can be purchased for money or you can use kernel sockets libraries (I know
at least 3 companies who sell them) to make your life simpler. So this is
my way. I mean the one I went. If you will not find free TCP samples try
mailing me - I have some not very advanced but good for beginners.

Good luck!

Regards,
Anton Kolomyeytsev

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> Hi,
>
> I would like to write a TDI client program. The windows 2000 expects an inf file for all driver programs. So TDI client also needs an inf file(?..)
>
> There is a section for network driver inf files in the ddk. But it is difficult to get info relevant to TDI client program
>
> What is the class type for TDI client driver?. what about service name, hardware id?
>
> If possible, can some one provide a sample inf file?.
>
> Thanks
>
> Kas
>
>
>
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Hi,

>
>
I would like to write a TDI client program. The windows 2000 expects an inf file for all driver programs. So TDI client also needs an inf file(?..)

>
>
There is a section for network driver inf files in the ddk. But it is difficult to get info relevant to TDI client program

>
>
What is the class type for TDI client driver?. what about service name, hardware id?

>
>
If possible, can some one provide a sample inf file?.

>
>
Thanks

>
>
Kas

>

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vijender_yadav · January 25, 2003, 1:00pm

The device name will same as that u created in your Tdi client in
DispatchCreate…using IoCreatedevice and IoCreateSymbolicLink…

OSR_Community_User · January 27, 2003, 11:50am

TDI is your lower edge. What is the functionality provided by your driver on its upper edge? This governs what INF file must be used for it.

Max

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Hi,

I would like to write a TDI client program. The windows 2000 expects an inf file for all driver programs. So TDI client also needs an inf file(?..)

There is a section for network driver inf files in the ddk. But it is difficult to get info relevant to TDI client program

What is the class type for TDI client driver?. what about service name, hardware id?

If possible, can some one provide a sample inf file?.

Thanks

Kas

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