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Protected, no more disappearing HFW toolsStability patches added on initial boot processHEN Check added to not freeze if missing filesResourcesPKG Linker entries added to category_game.xml2.1.0@Many thanks to Habib who accidentally released v1.0.0 as anonymous ;)PS3HEN PayloadPayload size is reduced by 20kbAdvanced QA Flag. This DOES NOT allow downgrading!Debug Settings Enabler addedAES calculation now uses internal library from LV2RAP can now be loaded / accessed from dev_hdd0/exdataResourcesAdded Update Themes option to PS3HEN Updater menuAdded theme pack by "Itroublve Hacker" to PS3HEN Updater -> Update ThemesSmall text edit on "Theme selector" is now "Theme Selector" under Hybrid Firmware Tools2.0.2Stackframe BinaryC00 unlocker activated by defaultPS3HEN PayloadRAP activation on the fly, default path : usb000/exdata/ or usb001/exdata/Fixed issue with official NPDRM content rif deletion and unable to boot errorPS2 classics launcher supportAdded @DeViL303's advanced download plugin patchesFixed Install All PackagesFixed explore_plugin patchesApp restriction on RemotePlay with PC removedImproved games compatibilty e.g COD3Enabling dev_blind by defaultMultiple path on boot_plugins & boot_plugins_kernel (HDD & USB) Thanks to @aldostoolsHybrid Firmware Tools available when HEN's activated (Enable HEN to use this feature) **Only available via PS3HEN PKG installationResourcesFixed infinite spinning wheel when in-gameBoth REBUG and Stock Edition availableHybrid Firmware Tools available via PKG installationHEN updater support available under Network CategoryOfficial firmware updates via internet blocked2.0.1 BETAmappath is used for enabling xai_plugin so it wouldn't appear on fresh boot.Remote Play with PC restriction removed@DeViL303's extended download_plugin support added (offline pkg includes v1.01 HEN edition)Hybrid Firmware Tools (equivalent to CFW settings with less features)Both Stock and REBUG edition (theme) available.webMAN MOD 1.47.20 beta integrated (auto-refresh Game and Network Categories, detection of re-enabled cfw syscalls)Added option to re-enable cfw syscall by accessing the system update menu on XMB Settings2.0.0HOTFIX: Removed HEN Check From Offline PackagesFake flash is no longer used, in favor of on-the-fly patchingFixed blackscreen crashesFixed random recovery kicksISO support addedPS3MAPI support can now read/set process mem using webmanKW stealth extensions addedRandom lv2 panic fixedAdded check in html for hen successKernel plugins supportPhoto gui opcode support for webmanSyscall 389/409 product mode check disabledOpcode 1339 added, returns HEN version (0x0200)Full BD/DVD ISO support (AACS decryption required for BDRip)Notes:@WebmanMOD tested with 1.47.17 and 1.47.19, with fan control and PS3MAPI working1.0.0Managunz backup manager works best for jb rips(ISO not supported)!MULTIMAN works too but compatibility is not the same.PSXISO Support is there!!!!BD/DVD Region patchesBDISO support(stutter with xmb, use showtime)BOOTPLUGINS WORK location "/dev_usb000/boot_plugins_nocobra.txt"(Use webman original one and not the mod one. also disable - content

Skip to main content This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. Roadmap for Developing NDIS Filter Drivers Article03/14/2023 In this article -->To create a Network Driver Interface Specification (NDIS) filter driver package, follow these steps:Step 1: Learn about Windows architecture and drivers.You must understand the fundamentals of how drivers work in Windows operating systems. Knowing the fundamentals will help you make appropriate design decisions and let you streamline your development process. For more information about driver fundamentals, see Concepts for all driver developers.Step 2: Learn about NDIS.For general information about NDIS and NDIS drivers, see the following topics:Windows Network Architecture and the OSI ModelNetwork Driver Programming ConsiderationsDriver Stack ManagementNET_BUFFER ArchitectureStep 3: Determine additional Windows driver design decisions.For more information about how to make additional Windows design decisions, see Creating Reliable Kernel-Mode Drivers, Programming Issues for 64-Bit Drivers, and Creating International INF Files.Step 4: Learn about the Windows driver build, test, and debug processes and tools.Building a driver differs from building a user-mode application. For more information about Windows driver build, debug, and test processes, driver signing, and Windows Hardware Compatibilty testing, see Developing, Testing, and Deploying Drivers. For more information about building, testing, verifying, and debugging tools, see Driver Development Tools.Step 5: Read the filter driver introduction topics.Step 6: Read the writing protocol drivers section.This section provides an overview of the primary protocol driver interfaces. These interfaces included functions that protocol drivers provide (ProtocolXxx functions) and NDIS calls to initiate operations. NDIS provides NdisXxx functions that protocol drivers call to perform NDIS operations.Step 7: Review the NDIS filter driver sample in the Windows driver samples repository on GitHub.Step 8: Develop (or port), build, test, and debug your NDIS driver.See the porting guides if you are porting an existing driver:Porting NDIS 5.x Drivers to NDIS 6.0Porting NDIS 6.x Drivers to NDIS 6.20Porting NDIS 6.x Drivers to NDIS 6.30For more information about iterative building, testing, and debugging, see Developing, Testing, and Deploying Drivers. This process will help ensure that you build a driver that works.Step 9: Create a driver package for your driver.For more information about how to install drivers, see Providing a Driver Package. For more information about how to install an NDIS driver, see Components and Files Used for Network Component Installation and Notify Objects for Network Components.Step 10: Sign and distribute your driver.The final step is to sign (optional) and distribute the driver. If your driver meets the quality standards that are defined for the Windows Hardware Compatibilty Program, you can distribute it through the Microsoft Windows Update program. For more information about how to distribute a driver, see Get started with the hardware

Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. Do I need an external Lightscribe DVD/CD writer that is "Mac Compatible"? Before I switched to an iMac, I used an HP Lightscribe enabled CD/DVD burner and all my friends really loved their labels. Now they're spoiled so I want to get a USB or Firewire external with Lightscribe. I can find lots of external drives locally, but none that are listed as being for a Mac. What would happen if I hooked up a drive that had no "Mac Compatibilty"? Would it work? I'm looking specifically at an HP Drive that is 20X. Any ideas? Thanks, Rich Aluminum iMac 24" 2.8, 4Gb RAM, 750 Gb. HD, Mac OS X (10.5.2), WindowsXP Home under Boot Camp Posted on Feb 15, 2008 12:39 PM Posted on Feb 15, 2008 3:31 PM Lacie do a Lightscribe drive (and software) for the Mac: External DVD/CD burner with Lightscribe