Hello /prog/
I'm a considerably good C++ Win32 programmer and I want to get into driver programming. I'm good with C and am fairly aware of the basics of Windows Internals. Can you help me with my first steps into this world? Any good books? I've started working with windbg and debugging as well as writing a basic driver stub, but I need some more info.
Get the WDK. There's also a bunch of good internals books, and a few good driver dev books. The official documentation and examples ( and parts of source code ) that MS provides are decent. If you need more info about internals, get yourself the symbols and a good disassembler/debugger, and start digging. If you're lazy and don't want to do that, you may be able get access to the kernel source code through WRK.
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Anonymous2009-04-06 15:03
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Getting the WRK is a good idea anyway, even to improve your usermode programming as it provides some interesting insights into how it all works behind the scenes.
However, you need to be a "verified faculty member" to download it.
A workaround to this is to go to a download page for something that's unrestricted, e.g. http://www.facultyresourcecenter.com/curriculum/pfv.aspx?ID=7271 and look at the Related resources section. Here you'll a "download all files ..." link - follow it, then go to the "skip this step" link (if it doesn't exist, try another page.)
catch22.net might have a couple articles related to your interests. It's mostly usermode stuff, but there are a couple articles on kernel programming and internals.
Use this link from post 3, change the objectIDs= to any valid 4 digit code and use it as described. (It gets used after agreeing to the EULA).
If that doesn't work, follow post 3 again, watch for the http link that links all the articles numbers in this format
%c26377%c27366%c2&Login=
insert %c27404 in that link prior to the "&Login=" and then click
"agree" to the EULA terms. Then use my link above with the appropriate objectIDs (7404) and you'll snag the desired course file.
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