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List:       ms-smartcardddk
Subject:    Re: WDM Pnp & SmartcardCreateLink
From:       C3po <forum () C3PO ! ES>
Date:       1999-07-15 23:04:24
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Hi again,

I haven't been able to resolve my problem yet.

Now I've tried to use only SmartcardCreateLink and I haven't called
IoRegisterDeviceInterface. If I do this ifdtest doesn't find any reader
(neither WDM Pnp version nor NT 4.0).

Can anybody help me?


Thanks in advance,

Josep Monés


-----Original Message-----
From: Josep Mones <forum@c3po.es>
To: SmartCardDDK@DISCUSS.MICROSOFT.COM <SmartCardDDK@DISCUSS.MICROSOFT.COM>
Date: miércoles 7 de julio de 1999 20:23
Subject: WDM Pnp & SmartcardCreateLink


>Hi,
>
>I'm working on a driver for a USB reader on Windows 98 and I have a few
>problems:
>
>1.- The same problem that John Pauley posted a few days ago: When I
register
>an interface using IoRegisterDeviceInterface it appears in ifdtest as a WDM
>PnP driver. If I use SmartcardCreateLink it appears as NT 4.00. Which of
the
>two interfaces should I use? (I think the first one, like the wdm sample in
>the windows 98 DDK).
>
>2.- If SmartcardCreateLink is needed I have another problem:
>SmartcardDeleteLink (WDM version) is in the header but not in the .lib
file.
>I've taken this file from the Windows 98 DDK (PCMCIA sample).
>
>3.- When I installed Resource Manager (v 1.0) another problem appeared: If
>I'm using SmartcardCreateLink it doesn't detect my reader when I hot-plug
it
>(it only detects it if it's connected on reboot). In addition, if I unplug
>the reader, a blue screen appears reporting an exception in ntkern.vxd and
a
>MessageBox reporting an insertion monitor error.
>If I only using IoRegisterDeviceInterface the Resource Manager doesn't
>detect the reader at all (even at reboot time).
>
>
>Should I load the resource manager library and add my device manually? I
>expected that SMCLIB would do this.
>

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