ii compiled my project that mr roberts helped me with now i need to know where the finshied file or sys file is located.
tks ron
look in the directory you ran BUILD from there should be a directory obj*
where the * is information based on the specific build you did (i.e. checked
vs free, OS and hw). Under there you will find another directory with the
driver in it.
–
Don Burn (MVP, Windows DDK)
Windows Filesystem and Driver Consulting
Website: http://www.windrvr.com
Blog: http://msmvps.com/blogs/WinDrvr
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> ii compiled my project that mr roberts helped me with now i need to know
> where the finshied file or sys file is located.
> tks ron
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Goodness, child, did you not think of looking in the directory where SOURCES
is located and doing a search by navigating all the new directories you find
there after the build? Or opening a command line in that directory and doing
“dir *sys /a /s /b”?? If you don’t have any new directories, then navigate
upstream and search there. Also take a look at any file that ends with log,
wrn and err to see if the build was successful.
Are you able to cross a street by yourself or do you need someone to hold
your hand?
Sheeesh …
Gary G. Little
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ii compiled my project that mr roberts helped me with now i need to know
where the finshied file or sys file is located.
tks ron
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C’mon Ron…
We’ve been trying to help you (especially Mr. Roberts, to whom is owed some sort of award). But, in return, please have the courtesy to AT LEAST show a little respect for the folks on this list: (a) Do SOME research on your own, and (b) ATTEMPT to use the shift key and some punctuation.
Peter
OSR
Peter, my old laptop’s left shift went bad first. I was forced to use the right one and got used to it. The right died 6 month later so I have no cap at all. IT has to give me a new laptop but now I don’t use the left any more.
Maybe Ron needs a new keyboard:)
Calvin Guan
Broadcom Corp.
Connecting Everything(r)
— On Fri, 6/19/09, xxxxx@osr.com wrote:
> From: xxxxx@osr.com
> Subject: RE:[ntdev] when finished building driver
> To: “Windows System Software Devs Interest List”
> Date: Friday, June 19, 2009, 2:50 PM
> C’mon Ron…
>
> We’ve been trying to help you (especially Mr. Roberts, to
> whom is owed some sort of award). But, in return, please
> have the courtesy to AT LEAST show a little respect for the
> folks on this list: (a) Do SOME research on your own, and
> (b) ATTEMPT to use the shift key and some punctuation.
>
> Peter
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Nope. I asked him about that in a previous thread… Really.
Peter
OSR
i do have a windows drivers book that i refer to before iask
On 6/19/09, xxxxx@osr.com wrote:
>
> C’mon Ron…
>
> We’ve been trying to help you (especially Mr. Roberts, to whom is owed some
> sort of award). But, in return, please have the courtesy to AT LEAST show a
> little respect for the folks on this list: (a) Do SOME research on your own,
> and (b) ATTEMPT to use the shift key and some punctuation.
>
> Peter
> OSR
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The build output says something like:
Linking Executable - blahblah\your_driver.sys
Calvin Guan
Broadcom Corp.
Connecting Everything(r)
— On Fri, 6/19/09, xxxxx@gmail.com wrote:
> From: xxxxx@gmail.com
> Subject: [ntdev] when finished building driver
> To: “Windows System Software Devs Interest List”
> Date: Friday, June 19, 2009, 2:14 PM
> ii compiled my project that mr
> roberts helped me with now i need to know where the finshied
> file or sys file is located.
> tks ron
>
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But apparently still no shift key?
Google is your friend, Ron. Try reading the Windows Driver Kit documentation, too. It’s installed on your system with the rest of the WDK.
Peter
OSR
Yes i have figured out my last 3 questions the file is loacated in
objck_wxp_x86.
in the same directory.I have only one question penny Orwicks book says the
sys file should be there to .I dont see one ther can you tell me why .I have
looked for the solution but cant find an answer
tnks ron
On 6/19/09, xxxxx@osr.com wrote:
>
>
>
> But apparently still no shift key?
>
> Google is your friend, Ron. Try reading the Windows Driver Kit
> documentation, too. It’s installed on your system with the rest of the WDK.
>
> Peter
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Look at the sources and any makefile.inc files. Read ALL of the file of the same/similar directory name that ends in .err, .wrn, or .log. You are the first I have seen so lost. Might I suggest you consider another choice for your career or hobby?
“ron hathcock” wrote in message news:xxxxx@ntdev…
Yes i have figured out my last 3 questions the file is loacated in objck_wxp_x86.
in the same directory.I have only one question penny Orwicks book says the sys file should be there to .I dont see one ther can you tell me why .I have looked for the solution but cant find an answer
tnks ron
On 6/19/09, xxxxx@osr.com wrote:
But apparently still no shift key?
Google is your friend, Ron. Try reading the Windows Driver Kit documentation, too. It’s installed on your system with the rest of the WDK.
Peter
OSR
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Sniffle… “ron hathcock”, now merely “ntdev member 42915” is no longer with us.
Ron said he got all the “critizium” he needs at work and didn’t need any more from this list. *I* think the list was EXTREMELY kind to him, actually.
I suspect Mr. Tim Roberts is a shoe-in for the Driver Dev Humanitarian Award for this quarter.
Peter
OSR
So then he went off hathcocked?
Mark Roddy
On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 11:33 AM, wrote:
> Sniffle… “ron hathcock”, now merely “ntdev member 42915” is no longer with us.
>
> Ron said he got all the “critizium” he needs at work and didn’t need any more from this list. ?I think the list was EXTREMELY kind to him, actually.
>
> I suspect Mr. Tim Roberts is a shoe-in for the Driver Dev Humanitarian Award for this quarter.
>
> Peter
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A new verb for the vernacular of the list?
-dave
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So then he went off hathcocked?
Mark Roddy
On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 11:33 AM, wrote:
> Sniffle… “ron hathcock”, now merely “ntdev member 42915” is no longer
with us.
>
> Ron said he got all the “critizium” he needs at work and didn’t need any
more from this list. ?I think the list was EXTREMELY kind to him,
actually.
>
> I suspect Mr. Tim Roberts is a shoe-in for the Driver Dev Humanitarian
Award for this quarter.
>
> Peter
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Just veification as we have seen multitudes of times; yes there really are
such things as stupid questions.
Of course, my luck will be that he manages a group of driver developers and
will shortly be reviewing my resume. Oh well, his group I can do without.
The personal opinion of
Gary G. Little
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Sent: Sunday, June 21, 2009 10:34 AM
To: Windows System Software Devs Interest List
Subject: RE:[ntdev] when finished building driver
Sniffle… “ron hathcock”, now merely “ntdev member 42915” is no longer with
us.
Ron said he got all the “critizium” he needs at work and didn’t need any
more from this list. *I* think the list was EXTREMELY kind to him,
actually.
I suspect Mr. Tim Roberts is a shoe-in for the Driver Dev Humanitarian Award
for this quarter.
Peter
OSR
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> ii compiled my project that mr roberts helped me with now i need to know where the finshied file
or sys file is located. tks ron
…and someone like that is planning to write drivers…
Unfortunately, it seems that Mr.Roberts just wasted his time on you…
Anton Bassov
ron hathcock wrote:
Yes i have figured out my last 3 questions the file is loacated in
objck_wxp_x86.
in the same directory.I have only one question penny Orwicks book says
the sys file should be there to .I dont see one ther can you tell me
why .I have looked for the solution but cant find an answer
I told you this in my private reply last Wednesday. The driver you
chose is a UMDF driver. UMDF drivers are not kernel drivers, they are
standard COM DLLs. As such, they do not have a .sys extension, they
have a .dll extension. Specifically, WUDFOsrUsbFilter.dll.
I also asked you whether you had actually purchased one of the OSR USB
Learning Kits. The driver you chose is a filter driver for that
hardware. If you do not have their board, you won’t be able to use this
driver.
–
Tim Roberts, xxxxx@probo.com
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.