"Mikep" NOSPAMturboware.com> wrote:

Right. The driver signing is what allows the driver to load and run file.
Your driver will always have an unverified publisher until you submit it to
WHQL and get the WHQL signature in your CAT file.

tnilsen discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

That hasn't been included since the NT 4 DDK, which is now about 11 years
old. If you don't have a copy of it archived, you will need to rewrite the
code.

qwerty discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

What do you plan to do with the handle once you get it? Your printer has a
print driver, and you access the printer by going through that driver. If
you need to send raw data, you can use the passthrough escapes to send raw
data. If you're hoping to send raw URBs, you'll have to find a different
way.

MS is only part of the process for WHQL and Logo certification.

Otherwise you are signing yourself using a codesign certificate bought from
any of the CAs that have Microsoft cross-certificates. Or so I understand.

"Anand Choubey" gmail.com> wrote in message
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Neo gmail.com> wrote:

Well, what did YOU mean? You were the one who said you were creating a
"PCIEx-VGA card". The term VGA refers specifically to the VGA card created
by IBM in the mid-1980s, which uses I/O ports in the 3Cx and 3Dx range to
perform its graphcs. When you boot your computer, your graphics card boots
up in a VGA-compatible mode. The BIOS uses the standard VGA ports to show
the BIOS setup screens.

Are you actually creating a graphics card that is not VGA-compatible? In
that case, it is a mistake to call it a VGA.

Are you aware of the tremendous performance impact of this? If you don't
have a local frame buffer, then your graphcs card will have to use
continuous bus mastering to get the screen image for refresh. Refreshing a
1024x768 32-bit display at 60Hz will exceed the available bandwidth of a
1-lane PCIExpress bus.

Daniel Xu discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

Well, sort of. At the rate you described, it's going to take 2.5 seconds
for you to transmit one frame. Is that really what you expect?

The problem with doing it that way is that your device cannot be used by
standard applications like AMCap and Graphedt. If you start out with an
AVStream drivere, you automatically inherit support from all of the capture
applications that already exist.

Hi

I want data in NET_BUFFER for further processing in my project.
How can I copy the data in NET_BUFFER to character buffer?

Thanks

Regards,
D V

our company designing PC boards and we are trying to have some devices
connected to the LPC interface. I have read the interface specification
provided by intel.
1) If we want to communicate with the device connected to the LPC, dose
windows xp have some API function I can use?
2) when the windows XP is powering off, will the device connected to the LPC
interface receive some message tell them to turn off the power?
thanks in advanced.

General comment only?

hello.

If two same USB HID joystick is connected at the same time.
How can I get Directx Joystick ID from USB HID instance?

I expected next API can get Joystick ID or some relation with DirectX
joystick.

HidD_GetPreparsedData(Handle, &Ppd);
HidP_GetCaps (Ppd, &Caps);

Caps.NumberFeatureButtonCaps
Caps.NumberFeatureValueCaps
.....
but values of two USB joystick is same
(Caps.reserved is different but I can not know what it means).

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Or Can I know the USB HID instance of Joystick from DirectInput API?

Next API tell me the Joystick ID.

g_Joystick[*pJoyCount].pJoystick->GetProperty(DIPROP_JOYSTICKID, &dipdw.diph);
g_Joystick[*pJoyCount].dwID = dipdw.dwData; => DirectX Joustick ID

But I can not know about HID instance.