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WDM extender for windows 98?

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@Mov AX, 0xDEAD

I know Windows 98 works a bit differently to 2000/XP, but 98 does have some WDM driver support in the form of it's NTKERN.VXD file that gets used to load WDM drivers on 98.

Since 98 does have some WDM driver support I was wondering if it might be possible to write a WDM extender for 98 to improve hardware support like you did with XP?

Maybe figure out how NTKERN.VXD works?

Some stuff from the 98 DDK that might help:   https://ufile.io/5pokmhe8


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@jumper

I found it, but There's No source code for it though, I want to help improve it.

You also found the WdmStub thread with links to the source?

 

Use the Search icon at the top of this page to do a tag search on all MSFN content for WdmStub. Or use Google.

Then ask any further WDM development questions in the WdmStub thread, not here.

 

 

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@jumper

Ah, So you don't know where the source code is for WDMEX is either, fine.

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Anyone else interested in extending WDM driver support for 98?

  • 4 weeks later...

>Maybe figure out how NTKERN.VXD works?

Search for Walter Oney / Programming the Microsoft Windows Driver Model 2nd edition and source code for this book (with updates) and study how WDMSTUB works.

>98 does have some WDM driver support in the form of it's NTKERN.VXD

Kernel PE Loader supported since original release of Windows 95 (and was used in SCSIPORT.PDR wrapper first).

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