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    Hi all, i m developing a ndis miniport driver. in my miniport driver OS is able to enter into Driverentry function automatically after regtistration of the adapter in NSB_Init function. in DriverEntry's initialize function, i activate a timer which reads from the hardware. now this timer is able to read the data from hardware but i am nt able to bind it to the TCP/IP stuff. i think there should be some binding issue. i tried with "NdisBindProtocolsToAdapter", but it is not able to bind it when i called "NdisGetAdapterNames" after that, i am able to get my adapter's name in that. so if i say basic problem is that i am able to get the data in MAC layer but i am not able to bind it to tthe IP layer. can you guys solve this? if yes then kindly give me some clue about it. thanks in advance. Hardik :((

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      Hi all, i m developing a ndis miniport driver. in my miniport driver OS is able to enter into Driverentry function automatically after regtistration of the adapter in NSB_Init function. in DriverEntry's initialize function, i activate a timer which reads from the hardware. now this timer is able to read the data from hardware but i am nt able to bind it to the TCP/IP stuff. i think there should be some binding issue. i tried with "NdisBindProtocolsToAdapter", but it is not able to bind it when i called "NdisGetAdapterNames" after that, i am able to get my adapter's name in that. so if i say basic problem is that i am able to get the data in MAC layer but i am not able to bind it to tthe IP layer. can you guys solve this? if yes then kindly give me some clue about it. thanks in advance. Hardik :((

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      Errm. This is the wrong forum. It's about application design and architecture.

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