HKR, Ndi\Interfaces, LowerRange, 0, "wlan" HKR, Ndi\Interfaces, UpperRange, 0, "ndis5" *PhysicalMediaType = 9 NdisPhysicalMediumNative802_11ĪddService = NetVMini, 2, NetVMini.Service, NetVMini.EventLog %MsftMP_Desc% = NetVMini.ndi, root\NetVMini Root enumerated Here is the INF file, which could successfully load my Virtual-Miniport Driver (WiFi): ĬlassGUID = !! INF file contents are the one which makes major difference. Hello, I could successfully install Virtual-Miniport Adapter. There are two ways to enumerate Virtual-Miniport adapter 1. All other Miniportxxx callbacks are just dummy functions without any content. The implementation has only DriverEntry and Unload routines populated. In Device-Manager (Control-Panel Interface), I can see Virtual-Adapter listed with a Warning mark ("! on yellow"). Iam getting error in installer wizard as " This device is not working properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device" (Code 31). Though the registration with NDIS (NdisMRegisterMiniport) returns SUCCESS. Driverentry is getting called, but immediate after that Unload routine is getting called. I am trying to install it with "Add new Hardware Wizard". It lets you connect to more then one wireless network at a time. Keep in mind though, that the maximum bandwidth of your wireless card will be splitt when using this. I have ported it to NDIS 6 and trying to install it on Windows 7, by using the same INF file provided with "NetVMini" Sample. It creates a virtual wireless card, making windows think that instead of one, you have two or more cards installed on your system. The miniport driver sets the NDIS_SRIOV_CAPS_PF_MINIPORT flag in the SriovCapabilities member to report SR-IOV capabilities.Hello, I have been trying to develop a Virtual-Miniport Driver (WiFi) for NDIS 6.x on Windows 7. Starting with NDIS 6.30, the miniport driver sets the Revision member of Header to NDIS_SRIOV_CAPABILITIES _REVISION_1 and the Size member to NDIS_SIZEOF_SRIOV_CAPABILITIES_REVISION_1. The driver sets the Type member of Header to NDIS_OBJECT_TYPE_DEFAULT. The miniport driver initializes the Header member. The VF miniport driver reports the SR-IOV hardware capabilities of the underlying virtual network adapter through an NDIS_SRIOV_CAPABILITIES structure that is initialized in the following way: For more information about these keywords, see Standardized INF Keywords for SR-IOV. Unlike the PF miniport driver, the VF miniport driver must not be installed with the SR-IOV standardized keywords and must not attempt to read these keywords. If possible, the driver must initialize as a PF driver as described in Initialization Sequence for PF Miniport Drivers. In this case, the miniport driver must not initialize as a VF driver. If the partition type is reported as NdisHypervisorPartitionMsHvParent, the miniport driver is running in the Hyper-V parent partition that is attached to the PF on the adapter.
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