How-To Write a Slic-OEM driver x64 ( educational purpose only )

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  1. secr9tos

    secr9tos MDL Addicted

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    #1 secr9tos, Nov 24, 2009
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  2. andyp

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    Interesting. Thank you. I will look at this when I get home. I am always interested in learning more......

    Andy
     
  3. secr9tos

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    Btw.. if anybody has ideas to improve my code or if I made a mistake in it don't be afraid to post it. :)
     
  4. Yen

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    Approved. Interesting.:)
     
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  5. Claysoft65

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    Wonderful ...
    I think we should ask M$ to have an "official" WHQL for this kind of drivers... and maybe have them through WU. :p :D
     
  6. nononsence

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    anyone got a link on how to do the post install config of wddk, the inc and
    lib directories are not found by cl.exe
     
  7. manojmat

    manojmat MDL Novice

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    So, is this how the Paradox royal.sys driver was created?
     
  8. secr9tos

    secr9tos MDL Addicted

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    Yes I assume so, but now I'm working on a new version of my driver ( just for fun ) to fix some little bugs and make it more "intelligent" :)
     
  9. Alphawaves

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    Thats cool:)

    Alfa:);)
     
  10. PAYMYRENT

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    i looked at this and i thought it was good could you do a port to the 32bit machines?
     
  11. secr9tos

    secr9tos MDL Addicted

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    Sure, but for now I concentrate on the x64 version 'cause I use a 64bit version of Win7. After that I'll try to convert it to x86. But hey, everyone can try to port the source code and post the result here.

    Happy coding :)
     
  12. PAYMYRENT

    PAYMYRENT MDL Developer

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    id try it but im only good with C# and VB.NET :p
     
  13. secr9tos

    secr9tos MDL Addicted

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    Well I think only the ram addresses will cause trouble but hey the windows nt kernel api is very well documented at msdn :D
     
  14. Siliwangi

    Siliwangi MDL Member

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    interesting.... come on share the knowledge.. :)
     
  15. tuvi123

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    secr9tos
    how to install/use it?
     
  16. pkaji123

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    Is there any Way To sign Unsigned Drivers in 32-Bit System....
    Bcoz My Modem Driver Is Un-signed,So it Creates Many Problems.........
     
  17. secr9tos

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    #17 secr9tos, Nov 25, 2009
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    Well you have likely three options.

    1. Use atsiv.exe
    2. rename the driver to ex. beep.sys copy it to System32\drivers and press F8 on startup ( don't forget to backup the orginal file )
    3. create and .inf which installs the driver on your system

    Oh and this beta version searches for a slic.bin file on C:\

    But I've to say that I strongly recommend to use it an any VMware and not on your real pc.

    As far as I know x86 does not require driver signing
     
  18. secr9tos

    secr9tos MDL Addicted

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    Uploaded a new version I mention it just in case if someone is interested in
     
  19. tuvi123

    tuvi123 MDL Addicted

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    some questions:
    1) what is the driver?
    I have two files:
    sd64.c and sd64.h.
    2) can you create .inf file for me?
    3) why not make a simple program (exe file) with UI that install/uninstall the driver.
    4) you can also make randomization of the driver (so it install the driver
    in a different name/size for each user.
    also you can make encryption of the slic.
    (Daz idea's).
    so microsoft will not blacklist it.
    I think the best advantage of using this is that it's 100% software solution without longer boot time (like loaders).
    the disadvantage is that microsoft can blacklist it easily.
    5) what about x86 support?
     
  20. secr9tos

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    #20 secr9tos, Nov 25, 2009
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    1. sd64 is the old version but well..
    non of them is the driver .c & .h is the source code of the driver itself
    you need the compile it with WinDDK 7600 ( slic64.7z contains a compiled version + makefile )
    2. yes you can see msdn for a sample
    3. good idea but the driver is not intended to be used as a "replacement" for loaders/bios mods. so maybe in the future or if someone else wants to make it
    4. yes it possible but as I said, it just proof-of-concept
    5. I'll add x86 support as soon as x64 version is 99.9% finished ( very close )

    If there are any other question feel free to ask