Dear list members,
I have a WDM device driver for a PCI card which will run on Win98 and Windows 2000. Whenever I insert the Card in a new machine it is asking me to point to some .inf file. How to write an INF file to set the card to use my driver(When the PNP manager accesses it)?
Thanks in Advance
Chandu
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INF is a separate language by itself… refer to the DDK on how to write one for urself… the best thing i would suggest looking at an existing INF for the class of driver u are interested in and try to derive ur INF from that… u would save lot of time 
ntdev wrote: Dear list members, I have a WDM device driver for a PCI card which will run on Win98 and Windows 2000. Whenever I insert the Card in a new machine it is asking me to point to some .inf file. How to write an INF file to set the card to use my driver(When the PNP manager accesses it)? Thanks in AdvanceChandu—
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Use some existing INF as a template and edit it to match your needs.
Max
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Subject: [ntdev] Writing INF files to your driver
Dear list members,
I have a WDM device driver for a PCI card which will run on Win98 and Windows 2000. Whenever I insert the Card in a new machine it is asking me to point to some .inf file. How to write an INF file to set the card to use my driver(When the PNP manager accesses it)?
Thanks in Advance
Chandu
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“Maxim S. Shatskih” wrote in message
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> Use some existing INF as a template and edit it to match your needs.
>
… and VALIDATE the INF you create with the DDK’s CHKINF tool…
Peter
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