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Windows 7 drivers
=================
A collection of basic Windows 7 drivers.
These don't actually manage any hardware, this is just an example of code
running in the kernel mode.
Development
-----------
* [Using WDK 7.1.0]
* [Using WDK 8.1 Update]
[Using WDK 7.1.0]: km/build/wdk7.1/README.md
[Using WDK 8.1 Update]: km/build/wdk8.1update/README.md
Installation
------------
To install a driver as a Windows service, you can use the `sc` utility.
For example, to install `simple.sys` as a service with the name `simple`,
execute:
sc create simple type= kernel binPath= C:\workspace\personal\windows7-drivers\km\build\wdk7.1\bin\x64\Release\simple.sys
You can then load/unload the driver by starting/stopping the corresponding
service using the `net` utility.
net start simple
net stop simple
To uninstall a driver, delete the corresponding service using `sc`.
sc delete simple
Please note, that **64-bit versions of Windows 7 disallow loading 32-bit
drivers**!
You may also need to explicitly enable loading self-signed drivers on 64-bit
versions of Windows.
Using the `bcdedit` utility, execute
bcdedit /set testsigning on
and restart your computer.
Debugging
---------
A driver can be debugged using WinDbg.
To enable kernel debugging, you can use the `msconfig` utility (navigate to
"Boot" -> "Advanced options..." and check "Debug") or the `bcdedit` utility:
bcdedit /debug on
bcdedit /dbgsettings serial debugport:1 baudrate:115200
Then restart your computer for the new settings to take effect.
If a driver is loaded on a physical machine, you can connect to the COM port
specified in kernel debugging settings (#1 by default) with an actual cable and
enter the kernel debugging mode in WinDbg via "File" -> "Kernel Debug...".
You might need to restart the debuggee machine a couple of times in order to
enter the kernel debugging mode.
If a driver is loaded on a virtual machine, the conventional approach is to
expose one of the guest OS's COM ports via a named pipe.
You can then connect to the pipe from a WinDbg instance on the host OS (via
"File" -> "Kernel Debug...").
Refer to your virtualization software's documentation for details.
Utilities
---------
A couple of usages examples are included along with the drivers.
For details, see [Utilities].
[Utilities]: um/README.md
License
-------
Distributed under the MIT License.
See [LICENSE.txt] for details.
[LICENSE.txt]: LICENSE.txt
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