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From: "Gary G. Little" <glittle@inland.net>
Newsgroups: comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.nt.kernel-mode
Subject: Re: Need help on NT's TDI-client!
Date: Sun, 4 Jan 1998 09:37:08 -0800
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It looks like you failed to increase the number of stack  locations.  After
getting the pointer to the lower object using something like this:

status = IoGetDeviceObjectPointer(&uniCodeParameter,
             FILE_ALL_ACCESS,
             &fileObject,
             &peac->physicalDevice);

you then have to increment the StackSize field of the DEVICE_OBJECT by doing
the following.

deviceObject->StackSize = peac->physicalDevice->StackSize + 1; // Increase
the stack size

deviceObject points to the device object you created.
peac->physicalDevice points to the device object you just layered onto.

So, you take the stack size of the lower and add one to it and save that as
your devices stack size.

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Tom Lai wrote in message <01bd18e2$a7879cc0$5699bfcc@tom>...
>Hi,
>
>Can anybody tell me why I'm consistently getting NO_MORE_IRP_STACK_LOCATION
>exception when calling IoCallDriver() after I've successfully opened
>"\\Device\\Udp" with ZwCreateFile() with the correct Ea field, got the
>device object pointer with ObReferenceObjectByHandle(), got the IRP as DDK
>say I should with TdiBuildInternalDeviceControlRequest(), and set the IRP
>up with TdiBuildSetEventHandler()?  All the steps leading to IoCallDriver()
>returns NT_SUCCESS, and I thought that I've followed closely to the DDK
>document about TDI-client.  Should I create an IRP from scratch?  And all
>the calls are made at IRQL PASSIVE_LEVEL, so it should be OK, right?  What
>could be wrong with it?
>
>I'll greatly appreciate your help.  Thank you.  (This problem has caused me
>so much headache after I have so successfully developed a really cool
>kernel-mode TDI-client driver for Windows 95.  And I was really confident
>before I start porting it to NT, then all hell broke lose...)
>
>
>Tom Lai
>tomlai@istar.ca