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Inport /outport under NT/W2000 : ther's a free and fast way

There is a simple way to have full access to I/O port under NT/W2000,
without link any DLL .
There is a device driver written by Dale Roberts (the source code was
published on DDJ some years ago); it must be loaded using LoadDrv (an
utility that comes with the driver), and from this point all I/O addresses
will be visible from ring 3 (all user programs).
The driver do not interacts with the user programs, in fact it "adjusts" the
I/O priviledge map in the cpu when it starts.
There is no need to load the driver every time the OS restarts, with the
control panel->devices we can set the automatic-startup.

If someOne needs this driver can search in DDJ site or can send me an
e-mail.

Davide Nard
ella

davide.nardella@iol.it
software@masmec.com


p.s. Excuse my bad english.
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Hallo, Davide,

Du meintest am 25.08.00 zum Thema Inport /outport under NT/W2000 : ther's a free and fast way:

> There is a simple way to have full access to I/O port under
> NT/W2000, without link any DLL .
> There is a device driver written by Dale Roberts (the source code
> was published on DDJ some years ago);

www,ddj.com
issue 5/96
the article is on an CD (it ist sold for about 100$).

Viele Gruesse!
Helmut
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Helmut Hullen wrote in message
7kdAVqtcfjB@hhullen.btx.dtag.de...
> Hallo, Davide,
>
> www,ddj.com
> issue 5/96
> the article is on an CD (it ist sold for about 100$).
>

Try this
http://www.ddj.com/ftp/1996/1996.05/directio.zip

(totalio is included in archive directio.zip)

Davide
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