PIEBALDconsult wrote: That brings to mind that if you build cars that don't have collisions The article didn't say that, it said people wouldn't die or have injuries. We've substantially changed the car design to significantly reduce both, while only slightly reducing the wrecks. They also seem to be designing to reduce fender-benders instead of significant wreck reduction. It's interesting how times change. Looking at old movies, I cringe at the cigs being pulled out left and right and jumping into the car's boxed cabin with no seatbelts.

Probably a wrong number, since it's very unlikely that I'll ever directly call you without having you go through 2 levels of my personal secretaries coming into play. :-D Regards, Nish Check out 7 reasons C++ devs will love the VS 14 CTP by Nish Sivakumar Blog: voidnish.wordpress.com

Who do I have to beat up in order to have this implemented? Fletcher Glenn

fglenn wrote: (until my eyes are bleeding) You should have tried writing an inf file for NT4...... fglenn wrote: generates a .inx file No, YOU write an inf file. fglenn wrote: he install process is spectacularly silent Taka a look at the system file setupapi.log, there you will see al the output. fglenn wrote: . The driver is already signed, so I find it unlikely that I will need a CatalogFile. Will the .inf file work without a defined CatalogFile? You can sign just the driver binary (normlly done for boot start devices) or you can sign the binary inf cat file combo. You have a few isues with the inf file, vstor2-mntapi20-shared isnt declared for example. Run Chkinf on it (in the WDK tools\chkinf dir), it will check the file for you and report any errors. ============================== Nothing to say.