Hi,
I compiled Win7 x64 driver. After fixing a crash on remote device attaching, I am able the import HID devices and Guitar hero on Amd64 and Intel64 machines. The crash problem was in the pnp handler that the atomic exchange instruction lost the significant 32 bits of the device context address and crash the kernel when the context is latterly used. I still see crash on unplug occasionally. Will contribute the patch back after I fix that.
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I have succesfully compiled a x64 version. (And updated the svn repository with the necessary changes.)
There is one problem and that is that the x64 version needs proper code signing (Kernel Mode Driver code signing is mandatory in x64 Vista & Win7); I am currently trying to arrange this and as soon as this is done I will make an easily installable package.
There is a workaround by disabling the mandatory code signing, but this is a security risk, If you want to go this route check out the code repositry and look into the README of the windows client.
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current busenum.sys doesn't run on win 7 x64.anyone can compile a x64 bit version driver?
Hi,
I compiled Win7 x64 driver. After fixing a crash on remote device attaching, I am able the import HID devices and Guitar hero on Amd64 and Intel64 machines. The crash problem was in the pnp handler that the atomic exchange instruction lost the significant 32 bits of the device context address and crash the kernel when the context is latterly used. I still see crash on unplug occasionally. Will contribute the patch back after I fix that.
I'm waiting for you fix :-)
hey, has anyone already successfully compiled a x64-busenum? i need it really bad, please reply! =)
I have succesfully compiled a x64 version. (And updated the svn repository with the necessary changes.)
There is one problem and that is that the x64 version needs proper code signing (Kernel Mode Driver code signing is mandatory in x64 Vista & Win7); I am currently trying to arrange this and as soon as this is done I will make an easily installable package.
There is a workaround by disabling the mandatory code signing, but this is a security risk, If you want to go this route check out the code repositry and look into the README of the windows client.
I hav ereceived teh signed drivers from the ReactOS Foundation. You can find them in the files section, so no need for the workaround anymore.