netsf.inf Driver File Contents (Dashboard_2007.zip)

; -- NETSF.INF --
;
; Passthru driver INF file - this is the INF for the service (protocol)
; part.
;
; ----------------------------------------------------------------------
; Notes:
; 0. The term "filter" is used in this INF to refer to an NDIS IM driver that
;    implements a 1:1 relationship between upper and lower bindings.
;
; 1. Items specifically required for a filter have been marked with
;    "!!--Filter Specific--!!" keyword
; 2. In general a filter DOES NOT require a notify object for proper installation.
;    A notify object is only required if one wants to have better control
;    over binding operations or if one wants to receive notifications
;    when other components get installed/removed/bound/unbound.
;    Since Windows 2000 systems do not have support for CopyINF directive,
;    a notify object is required to programmatically copy the miniport INF
;    file to the system INF directory. Previous versions of this INF file
;    erroneously used to copy the INF files directly by using the CopyFiles
;    directive.
;    On Windows XP, you can install a filter IM without a notify object.
;    by following the instructions in (4).
;
; 3. If you want to use this INF file with your own IM driver, please
;    make the following modifications:
;    File netsf.inf
;    --------------
;    a. In section [SourceDiskFiles] and [Passthru.Files.Sys]
;       change passthru.sys to the name of your own driver binary.
;    b. In section [Passthru.ndi.AddReg], change values of
;       BindForm and MiniportId to appropriate values.
;    File netsf_m.inf
;    ----------------
;    a. Replace MS_PassthruMP with InfId of your miniport.
;    b. In section [PassthruMP.AddService],
;       change ServiceBinary appropriately.
;    c. In section [PassthruMP.ndi.AddReg],
;       change "Passthru" in the line having "Service"
;       to reflect the appropriate name
;
; 4. If you want to use this INF for installing the passthru IM without
;    the notify object, do the following:
;    a. In section [Passthru.ndi.AddReg],
;       Comment out lines having ClsId and ComponentDll
;    b. In section [Passthru.ndi],
;       change the value of Characteristics so that it does not have
;       the NCF_HAS_UI flag
;    c. In section [SourceDiskFiles], comment out the line having passthru.dll
;    d. In section [Passthru.ndi], remove Passthru.Files.Init from the
;       CopyFiles line.
;
; ----------------------------------------------------------------------

[Version]
Signature  = "$Windows NT$"
Class      = NetService
ClassGUID  = {4D36E974-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}
Provider   = %Mco%
DriverVer  = 10/22/2002,1.0.1.0
CatalogFile= mcopassthru.cat

[Manufacturer]
%Mco% = MCOINC

[ControlFlags]

;=========================================================================
;
;=========================================================================

[MCOINC]
%Passthru_Desc% = Passthru.ndi, ms_passthru



[Passthru.ndi]
AddReg          = Passthru.ndi.AddReg, Passthru.AddReg
Characteristics = 0x4490 ; NCF_HAS_UI | NCF_FILTER | NCF_NO_SERVICE | NCF_NDIS_PROTOCOL !--Filter Specific--!!
CopyFiles       = Passthru.Files.Sys
CopyInf         = netsf_m.inf

[Passthru.ndi.Remove]
DelFiles = Passthru.Files.Sys

;[Passthru.ndi.Remove.Services]
;DelService = Passthru

; ----------------------------------------------------------------------
; File copy
;
[SourceDisksNames]
1=%DiskDescription%,"",,

[SourceDisksFiles]
passthru.sys=1
netsf_m.inf=1

[DestinationDirs]
DefaultDestDir = 12
Passthru.Files.Sys   = 12   ; %windir%\System32\drivers

[Passthru.Files.Sys]
passthru.sys,,,2

[InfSourcePathInfo]
; Used by the notify object to figure out where the original media is
; located (so it can use SetupCopyOEMInf to install Net INF located
; there).
;
OriginalInfSourcePath = %1%

; ----------------------------------------------------------------------
; Filter Install
;

[Passthru.ndi.AddReg]
HKR, Ndi, HelpText, , %Passthru_HELP%

; ----------------------------------------------------------------------
; !!--Filter Specific--!!
;
; Note:
; 1. Other components may also have UpperRange/LowerRange but for filters
;    the value of both of them must be noupper/nolower
; 2. The value FilterClass is required.
; 3. The value Service is required
; 4. FilterDeviceInfId is the InfId of the filter device (miniport) that will
;    be installed for each filtered adapter.
;    In this case this is ms_passthrump (refer to netsf_m.inf)
;
HKR, Ndi,            FilterClass,         , failover
HKR, Ndi,            FilterDeviceInfId,   , ms_passthrump
HKR, Ndi,            Service,             , Passthru
HKR, Ndi\Interfaces, UpperRange,          , noupper
HKR, Ndi\Interfaces, LowerRange,          , nolower
HKR, Ndi\Interfaces, FilterMediaTypes,    , "ethernet, tokenring, fddi, wan"

[Passthru.AddReg]
; The following key is Required
; The following key is Passthru specific
HKR, Parameters, Param1, 0, 4

; ----------------------------------------------------------------------
[Strings]
Mco = "Motion Computing"
DiskDescription = "Motion Computing Passthru Driver Disk"

Passthru_Desc = "Passthru Driver"
Passthru_HELP = "Passthru Driver"


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