device-driver

I was trying to compile and deploy the WFP sample obtained from MSDN called msnmntr but the same problem applies to all samples. This and all samples fail to deploy because there's one step in the documentation that are missing in Visual Studio 2012 Ultimate. It says: 1) Open the property pages for your driver package. Right-click the driver package project in Solution Explorer and select Properties. 2) In the property pages for the driver package, click Configuration Properties, click Driver Install, and then click Deployment. However there's no such option in the Visual Studio 2012 as you

I've got a cheap android tablet and I need to use it to test apps on it. I am using Ubuntu so I first have to add the device to udev list. I connected the tablet, but adb does not see it $ adb devices List of devices attached $ The I tried using lsusb , but the device is not identified to the Ubuntu (USB debugging is checked! in tablet's properties) $ lsusb Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Bus 002 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub Bus 003 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1.1 root hub Bus 004 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0001 Linux Foundation 1

I am newbie in windows driver development. I just want to know , a global variable in a driver will use paged pool memory or non paged pool memory ? Thanks and Regards Navaneeth Depends. The Non paged pool should be reserved for memory that must stay in RAM so if you are doing something critical that would affected by a memory page from disk operation then use non paged. See here for more info. Looking at this (though it discusses c++ as opposed to C) it would seem that by default the globals can be located in either by #pragma. Also on p22 of this we see how to do this. Finally this discuss

Recently i've purchased micromax a111 android device. I am android developer. So tried this device for debugging option. But the adb is not able to detect the device. I have change the settings also, but not working out. If any one have the solution please help me regarding this. Mohan micromax doesn't have official PC-Suite, so you need to download a third party PC-Suite like Moborobo or Mobogenie, after installation you can restart the system, now your mobile will be detected. Add the vendor id to adb_usb.ini http://bootloader.wikidot.com/linux-android:adb-trace Find the device vendor id, it

Now that the Android APIs support working directly with USB devices (since 3.1), I am curious if there has been any work to create "soft-mode" drivers for some of the more popular class-compliant devices (such as audio or HID). In other words, are there any open source projects that wrap up more useful communication with specific classes of devices into a Java class that can be added to an Android project? For my purposes, I am specifically interested in USB audio, but it seems that a community-built set of classes derived from Linux kernel module sources could be beneficial to many projects.