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From: Steven on 17 Nov 2005 03:48
Hi, I am developing a SDIO driver for our chipset. The output from our
chipset is IP datagram carry realtime video. I need to give the IP datagram
to the NDIS protocol stack then pass to Windows CE media player does anybody
have any NDIS example for WinCE I can follow?

I understand how to transfer data via SDIO interface the experience I am
lacking is after I get the data how do I pass to upper layer protocol stack
(NDIS) so when user want to watch live TV using windows media player they
can do it. It should be similar to 802.11 just the out put from our chipset
is IP packets not Ethernet packet


From: Maxim S. Shatskih on 17 Nov 2005 04:14
Why not just use the sendto() call?

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"Steven" <viwang(a)aol.com> wrote in message
news:eh%23b5N16FHA.1140(a)tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
> Hi, I am developing a SDIO driver for our chipset. The output from our
> chipset is IP datagram carry realtime video. I need to give the IP datagram
> to the NDIS protocol stack then pass to Windows CE media player does anybody
> have any NDIS example for WinCE I can follow?
>
> I understand how to transfer data via SDIO interface the experience I am
> lacking is after I get the data how do I pass to upper layer protocol stack
> (NDIS) so when user want to watch live TV using windows media player they
> can do it. It should be similar to 802.11 just the out put from our chipset
> is IP packets not Ethernet packet
>
>

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