windows device driver development courses

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Hello,
I am interested in learning windows device driver development.
I stay in Pune, Maharashtra, India; completed Computer engg and working in a
software company.
Are there any windows device driver development courses available in or near
Pune?
I checked with many training institutes but they generally offer Linux
courses.
It will be great if you can suggest any courses for windows device driver
development.

Thanks and Regards,
Shri

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Hi Shri,

Having spent several weeks looking for Windows driver classes myself
quite recently, I have to unfortunately tell you that any Windows driver
class is few and far between. If you are looking for a class that is
actually worth attending, this makes it even harder.

From my limited exposure in the Windows driver community, there are
probably only two places that I can recommend you spend your time and
money on, anything that might be offered by Oney, and anything OSR
offers. I have the Oney book (Programming the Microsoft Windows Driver
Model, 2nd ed.) and he generally does a very good job describing what’s
going on and has obviously written drivers himself. It’s a reference
that I often go back to but it doesn’t seem that he offers classes that
often.

I also had the chance to attend a week long OSR class on WDM, and it was
fantastic. OSR is a group that actually knows what’s going on, has
written drivers, and presents all of this information extremely well.
The information I got from the class is another reference that am
constantly reviewing. (And I’m also planning on going back for the 2nd
class later this year).

Besides these two, I don’t know if you have any other options besides
reading the DDK. (Of course I could be wrong and if I am would love to
hear about other alternatives from anyone.)

Best Regards,
-Mike

Shri wrote:

Hello,
I am interested in learning windows device driver development.
I stay in Pune, Maharashtra, India; completed Computer engg and working in a
software company.
Are there any windows device driver development courses available in or near
Pune?
I checked with many training institutes but they generally offer Linux
courses.
It will be great if you can suggest any courses for windows device driver
development.

Thanks and Regards,
Shri

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Hi Mike,

How much did it cost you to attend the OSR classes?

Michael Becker wrote:
Hi Shri,

Having spent several weeks looking for Windows driver classes myself
quite recently, I have to unfortunately tell you that any Windows driver
class is few and far between. If you are looking for a class that is
actually worth attending, this makes it even harder.

From my limited exposure in the Windows driver community, there are
probably only two places that I can recommend you spend your time and
money on, anything that might be offered by Oney, and anything OSR
offers. I have the Oney book (Programming the Microsoft Windows Driver
Model, 2nd ed.) and he generally does a very good job describing what’s
going on and has obviously written drivers himself. It’s a reference
that I often go back to but it doesn’t seem that he offers classes that
often.

I also had the chance to attend a week long OSR class on WDM, and it was
fantastic. OSR is a group that actually knows what’s going on, has
written drivers, and presents all of this information extremely well.
The information I got from the class is another reference that am
constantly reviewing. (And I’m also planning on going back for the 2nd
class later this year).

Besides these two, I don’t know if you have any other options besides
reading the DDK. (Of course I could be wrong and if I am would love to
hear about other alternatives from anyone.)

Best Regards,
-Mike

Shri wrote:

>Hello,
>I am interested in learning windows device driver development.
>I stay in Pune, Maharashtra, India; completed Computer engg and working in a
>software company.
>Are there any windows device driver development courses available in or near
>Pune?
>I checked with many training institutes but they generally offer Linux
>courses.
>It will be great if you can suggest any courses for windows device driver
>development.
>
>Thanks and Regards,
>Shri
>
>
>
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>
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All of their prices are at:

http://www.osr.com/seminars_schedulelisting.shtml

Neelima Rustagi wrote:

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Hi Mike,

 

How much did it cost you to attend the OSR classes?

Michael Becker wrote:

style=“border-left: 2px solid rgb(16, 16, 255); padding-left: 5px; margin-left: 5px;”>Hi
Shri,

Having spent several weeks looking for Windows driver classes myself

quite recently, I have to unfortunately tell you that any Windows
driver

class is few and far between. If you are looking for a class that is

actually worth attending, this makes it even harder.

From my limited exposure in the Windows driver community, there are

probably only two places that I can recommend you spend your time and

money on, anything that might be offered by Oney, and anything OSR

offers. I have the Oney book (Programming the Microsoft Windows Driver

Model, 2nd ed.) and he generally does a very good job describing what’s

going on and has obviously written drivers himself. It’s a reference

that I often go back to but it doesn’t seem that he offers classes that

often.

I also had the chance to attend a week long OSR class on W DM, and it
was

fantastic. OSR is a group that actually knows what’s going on, has

written drivers, and presents all of this information extremely well.

The information I got from the class is another reference that am

constantly reviewing. (And I’m also planning on going back for the 2nd

class later this year).

Besides these two, I don’t know if you have any other options besides

reading the DDK. (Of course I could be wrong and if I am would love to

hear about other alternatives from anyone.)

Best Regards,

-Mike

Shri wrote:

>Hello,

>I am interested in learning windows device driver development.

>I stay in Pune, Maharashtra, India; completed Computer engg and
working in a

>software company.

>Are there any windows device driver development courses available
in or near

>Pune?

>I checked with many training institutes but they generally offer
Linux

>courses.

>It will be great if you can suggest any courses for windows device
driver

>development.

>

>Thanks and Regards,

>Shri

>

>

>

>—

>Questions? First check the Kernel Driver FAQ at
http://www.osronline.com/article.cfm?id=256

>

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You should also look at AZIUS, www.azius.com. I believe that Walter now
teaches with them (Caitlin/Hanrahan). If I am wrong then I am sure Walter
will smite me severely about the head and shoulders.

–
The personal opinion of
Gary G. Little

“Michael Becker” wrote in message news:xxxxx@ntdev…
> Hi Shri,
>
> Having spent several weeks looking for Windows driver classes myself quite
> recently, I have to unfortunately tell you that any Windows driver class
> is few and far between. If you are looking for a class that is actually
> worth attending, this makes it even harder.
> From my limited exposure in the Windows driver community, there are
> probably only two places that I can recommend you spend your time and
> money on, anything that might be offered by Oney, and anything OSR offers.
> I have the Oney book (Programming the Microsoft Windows Driver Model, 2nd
> ed.) and he generally does a very good job describing what’s going on and
> has obviously written drivers himself. It’s a reference that I often go
> back to but it doesn’t seem that he offers classes that often.
>
> I also had the chance to attend a week long OSR class on WDM, and it was
> fantastic. OSR is a group that actually knows what’s going on, has
> written drivers, and presents all of this information extremely well. The
> information I got from the class is another reference that am constantly
> reviewing. (And I’m also planning on going back for the 2nd class later
> this year).
>
> Besides these two, I don’t know if you have any other options besides
> reading the DDK. (Of course I could be wrong and if I am would love to
> hear about other alternatives from anyone.)
>
> Best Regards,
> -Mike
>
>
> Shri wrote:
>
>>Hello,
>>I am interested in learning windows device driver development.
>>I stay in Pune, Maharashtra, India; completed Computer engg and working in
>>a
>>software company.
>>Are there any windows device driver development courses available in or
>>near
>>Pune?
>>I checked with many training institutes but they generally offer Linux
>>courses.
>>It will be great if you can suggest any courses for windows device driver
>>development.
>>
>>Thanks and Regards,
>>Shri
>>
>>
>>
>>—
>>Questions? First check the Kernel Driver FAQ at
>>http://www.osronline.com/article.cfm?id=256
>>
>>You are currently subscribed to ntdev as: xxxxx@hologic.com
>>To unsubscribe send a blank email to xxxxx@lists.osr.com
>>
>>
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