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From: iwub on 24 May 2005 05:49 the sdbusapi.doc said, the SdBusOpenInterface() should be called in AddDevice(), but I develop a driver for NDIS NIC, then I have no this callback routine , I call it in my MiniportInitialize(),but it failed all the time,I have no idea. please help me, if you know this. and it said, SD function drivers are WDM drivers that are linked to the SD bus driver lib.they are not minport driver like NDIS or SCSI driver. How to understand it?who can explain for me. thanks! THX very much! AMon
From: Pavel A. on 24 May 2005 09:47 Your driver is installed for the SD device ID, it isn't root enumerated? NdisMGetDeviceProperty returns valid pointer in Adapter->PhyDeviceObject ? --PA "iwub" wrote: > the sdbusapi.doc said, the SdBusOpenInterface() should be called in > AddDevice(), but I develop a driver for NDIS NIC, then I have no this > callback routine , I call it in my MiniportInitialize(),but it failed all > the time,I have no idea. > please help me, if you know this. > > and it said, SD function drivers are WDM drivers that are linked to the SD > bus driver lib.they are not minport driver like NDIS or SCSI driver. > How to understand it?who can explain for me. thanks! > > THX very much! > > AMon > > >
From: iwub on 24 May 2005 21:10 the driver is intalled by hand, it is not detected by host.(is it the device problem?) My device is intalled PCI-SDIO (sdbus.sys), SDIO device(my function driver). what will hanppen then? the device must be find by system itself? thanks "Pavel A." <pavel_a(a)NOwritemeNO.com> 4ýýýýâýýýý:2448E027-9EFA-4E2A-8DA5-318875EF6F5C(a)microsoft.com... > Your driver is installed for the SD device ID, it isn't root enumerated? > NdisMGetDeviceProperty returns valid pointer in Adapter->PhyDeviceObject ? > > --PA > > "iwub" wrote: >> the sdbusapi.doc said, the SdBusOpenInterface() should be called in >> AddDevice(), but I develop a driver for NDIS NIC, then I have no this >> callback routine , I call it in my MiniportInitialize(),but it failed all >> the time,I have no idea. >> please help me, if you know this. >> >> and it said, SD function drivers are WDM drivers that are linked to the >> SD >> bus driver lib.they are not minport driver like NDIS or SCSI driver. >> How to understand it?who can explain for me. thanks! >> >> THX very much! >> >> AMon >> >> >>
From: Doron Holan [MS] on 25 May 2005 03:53 yes. you must let the system find the device and your INF must match the SDBUS hardware ID generated for your device. d -- Please do not send e-mail directly to this alias. this alias is for newsgroup purposes only. This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "iwub" <iwub(a)etang.com> wrote in message news:%23cKc1aMYFHA.3356(a)TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... > the driver is intalled by hand, it is not detected by host.(is it the > device problem?) > My device is intalled PCI-SDIO (sdbus.sys), SDIO device(my function > driver). > what will hanppen then? the device must be find by system itself? > > thanks > > "Pavel A." <pavel_a(a)NOwritemeNO.com> > 4ýýýýâýýýý:2448E027-9EFA-4E2A-8DA5-318875EF6F5C(a)microsoft.com... >> Your driver is installed for the SD device ID, it isn't root enumerated? >> NdisMGetDeviceProperty returns valid pointer in Adapter->PhyDeviceObject >> ? >> >> --PA >> >> "iwub" wrote: >>> the sdbusapi.doc said, the SdBusOpenInterface() should be called in >>> AddDevice(), but I develop a driver for NDIS NIC, then I have no this >>> callback routine , I call it in my MiniportInitialize(),but it failed >>> all >>> the time,I have no idea. >>> please help me, if you know this. >>> >>> and it said, SD function drivers are WDM drivers that are linked to the >>> SD >>> bus driver lib.they are not minport driver like NDIS or SCSI driver. >>> How to understand it?who can explain for me. thanks! >>> >>> THX very much! >>> >>> AMon >>> >>> >>> > >
From: iwub on 26 May 2005 06:38
Then how to let the system know I insert the device? the system did not find the device insert when I insert the SDIO card. the HW ID is correct. I think. "Doron Holan [MS]" <doronh(a)nospam.microsoft.com> 4ýýýýâýýýý:%230u7M7PYFHA.616(a)TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl... > yes. you must let the system find the device and your INF must match the > SDBUS hardware ID generated for your device. > > d > > -- > Please do not send e-mail directly to this alias. this alias is for > newsgroup purposes only. > This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no > rights. > > > "iwub" <iwub(a)etang.com> wrote in message > news:%23cKc1aMYFHA.3356(a)TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl... >> the driver is intalled by hand, it is not detected by host.(is it the >> device problem?) >> My device is intalled PCI-SDIO (sdbus.sys), SDIO device(my function >> driver). >> what will hanppen then? the device must be find by system itself? >> >> thanks >> >> "Pavel A." <pavel_a(a)NOwritemeNO.com> 4ýýýýâýýýý:2448E027-9EFA-4E2A-8DA5-318875EF6F5C(a)microsoft.com... >>> Your driver is installed for the SD device ID, it isn't root enumerated? >>> NdisMGetDeviceProperty returns valid pointer in Adapter->PhyDeviceObject >>> ? >>> >>> --PA >>> >>> "iwub" wrote: >>>> the sdbusapi.doc said, the SdBusOpenInterface() should be called in >>>> AddDevice(), but I develop a driver for NDIS NIC, then I have no this >>>> callback routine , I call it in my MiniportInitialize(),but it failed >>>> all >>>> the time,I have no idea. >>>> please help me, if you know this. >>>> >>>> and it said, SD function drivers are WDM drivers that are linked to the >>>> SD >>>> bus driver lib.they are not minport driver like NDIS or SCSI driver. >>>> How to understand it?who can explain for me. thanks! >>>> >>>> THX very much! >>>> >>>> AMon >>>> >>>> >>>> >> >> > > |