WIN NT driver with PCI bridge support

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Hello All,
I have developed a WIN NT kernel mode PCI device driver which can detect
all the PCI devices on the system. Also the driver can perform read/write
operations on my device. Now I need to give the driver a PCI bridge support
so that the hardware can be plugged into the PCI buses (Bus 0 , Bus 1 etc) &
continue to perform read/write operations on the device. The WIN NT DDK does
not provide any information regarding the PCI bridge support.
Kindly help me to get started on this.

Thanks in advance.
Sachin Anvekar.

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IIRC the bus number is just some bits of the PCI device number passed to HalGetBusData and HalAssignSlotResources.
As about bridges - they belong to HAL, and you cannot change their setup - even in w2k.

Max

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Subject: [ntdev] WIN NT driver with PCI bridge support

> Hello All,
> I have developed a WIN NT kernel mode PCI device driver which can detect
> all the PCI devices on the system. Also the driver can perform read/write
> operations on my device. Now I need to give the driver a PCI bridge support
> so that the hardware can be plugged into the PCI buses (Bus 0 , Bus 1 etc) &
> continue to perform read/write operations on the device. The WIN NT DDK does
> not provide any information regarding the PCI bridge support.
> Kindly help me to get started on this.
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Sachin Anvekar.
>
>
>
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