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README.TXT
Upload User: linklycbj
Upload Date: 2009-11-12
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Category:
Windows Develop
Development Platform:
WINDOWS
- The PortDriver sample illustrates how to build a port driver for a
- non-SCSI disk device, namely a RAM disk with a fixed amount of storage.
- (The only good reason for using a RAM disk in Windows 95 is for
- demonstration and for testing a local file system driver, which we'll
- do in Chapter 16.)
- AEP.H on the Windows 95 DDK contains a syntax error in the definition for the
- AEP_rpm_change structure. You should copy the corrected version of AEP.H from
- this subdirectory to your DDKINC32 directory before building this sample.
- To build this sample, prepare your system according to the general
- directions in the root directory of this disc. Run "nmake -f ramdisk.mak" to
- build from a command prompt, or open the PortDriver project in Microsoft Developer
- Studio and build within that environment.
- To test the sample, launch the Add New Hardware wizard from the Control Panel
- and specify you want to add a hard disk controller. Don't allow Windows to try
- to detect your device (because it doesn't really exist). Press the Have Disk
- button and point to this project directory. When the installer finishes, you
- should have a new disk drive visible on the desktop. Experiment with putting
- files on the disk, etc. If you do this under a debugger, you'll be able to
- see VFAT's structures in the memory area allocated by the driver.
- Clean up by removing the disk controller through the Device Manager.