Thanks guys. Looks like we might end up being the SMBus experts by the time we finish this project :-). If we do learn more through other sources, we will post them here. "Maxim S. Shatskih" wrote:

"Paul Schwann" <paul.schwann@gmail.com> wrote in message news:049894bf-2e68-44a0-97be-bdc90d531d59@m34g2000hsb.googlegroups.com... This is a rather sad statement about the whole WHQL process,...

On Wed, 23 Jan 2008 16:07:14 -0800, =?Utf-8?B?UmFq?= <Raj@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: For me, using 2 host controllers in the target works under Vista 32. As far as I remember one controller...

Impossible. XP 32 and Vista 32 has a politicail limitation by MS to not support 64bit physical addresses. Use Server 2003 (at least Std sees all memory, dunno on Web) or any...

xxx <anshul.solanki@gmail.com> wrote: What you send to bulkusb.sys is not so important. What is important is what bulkusb.sys sends to the host controller. Remember that USB is a "scheduled" bus:...

"min" <min@amo.de> wrote: Umm, yes. ExAllocatePool does not zero the memory it returns to you. You will get whatever happened to be left in that memory by the previous user. If you want the memory...

Btw, this is the windbg trace of the bug. As the function failing is USBPORT_InitializeIsoTransfer, I assume there's no bulk support. Is this right? Thanks, AT kd> !analyze...

But before doing that check out Davids suggestion. Also realize that with Vista some parts of the disk are accessible in the SYSTEM account but not the Administrator account unlike previous systems...

On Feb 1, 4:23*pm, ttan <t...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: It looks like somewhere in your recycle process you might just be throwing away the memory that contains the Adapter pointer....

The impact is extremely low until you turn on tracing. Once you turn it on it is dependant on the number of trace statements executed and the amount of information a statement handles. One thing...

On Jan 31, 1:36 pm, jan <j...@nospam.nospam> wrote: This happens from time to time if you get a hosed device installation/ uninstallation, even if you are uninstalling properly (through DIF_REMOVE...

"Carlo" <Carlo@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:CD42940D-1C90-4A19-A310-3848B6CA75CC@microsoft.com... Exactly same advice, again. Also, please ask questions in...

Hi Tim, thanks a lot for your help on this issue. Just solved it. Best regards, Lela "Tim Roberts" <timr@probo.com> wrote in message news:c2p2q3dpkd0k6ije7n9gu7t7bcabj3gbnu@4ax.com...

hi Ivan.. I try to set debugpoint in d3d9.dll. What I tried was, I diassemble the d3d9.dll and through diassembling take out the offset of createcontext function. Than through listdll I looked for...

Ask these questions in microsoft.public.development.device.drivers.dtm. I think the Server and Controller must be Server 2003. "RK" <RK@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in...

It is actually hardcoded by some name in the headers. -- Maxim Shatskih, Windows DDK MVP StorageCraft Corporation maxim@storagecraft.com http://www.storagecraft.com

Actually, my DiskId32 tool works for all PATA hard drives and most SATA drives in Windows Server 2003 and Vista with only user rights mode. It is only failing on some Western Digital SATA hard...

On Jan 31, 10:46 am, Mark Roddy <ma...@hollistech.com> wrote: Indeed, that's a pretty good catch. I mostly got tired of inserting #pragmas to stop it from complaining about the WDF header...

I am developing a software where I store the Instance ID of every disk in the system. How can I get the Instance ID from a disk number? e.g I want Instance ID of DIsk0 DIsk1 etc.? here is what I am...

I'm trying to create a silent install for my works VPN program and am having trouble creating or recording the answer file. I've read a few walktroughs on silent installations and have been trying...