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1.1 root 1: The INSTRDRV sample demonstrates how to use the Win32 Service Control
2: Manager APIs to install, start, stop, and delete a kernel-mode device
3: driver. It consists of a Win32 console application ("INSTSRV") and a
4: simple NT kernel-mode device driver ("SIMPLDRV").
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6: Instructions for use:
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8: 1. Type "nmake /f instdrv.mak" to compile and link the
9: INSTDRV executable program.
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11: 2. Run the NTDDK\SETENV.BAT script to set up a DDK build
12: environment. If you are running a target/host machine
13: debug setup then you'll want to create a "checked"
14: environment so you can watch the debug info generated
15: by the driver, otherwise specify a "free" build
16: environment.
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18: 3. Compile and link the driver by typing "build -cef". The
19: built driver (SIMPLDRV.SYS) will reside in
20: <ddk_root>\lib\*\*.
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22: 4. Once INSTDRV.EXE and SIMPLDRV.SYS have been built,
23: run the INSTDRV.EXE program.
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