[fsdhook]

Hi, all.

I write a NDIS FILTER driver. I want to send the special packet back to the sender then drop the packet.
For example: If I receive a packet include string "HELLO_PACKET_WORLD", I will send this packet to the sender, then drop this packet.
But BSOD when I call NdisFSendNetBufferLists in FilterReceiveNetBufferLists. BUGCHECK CODE is IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL.

How to solve this problem?

Thanks in advance.

[fsdhook]

@EP_X0FF

Could you help me?

[EP_X0FF]

How do I suppose to help you? I cannot (and will not even if) debug your code looking for what you have done improperly. There is no dump in thread, no actual code posted. Telepaths are out there.

[fsdhook]

How do I suppose to help you? I cannot (and will not even if) debug your code looking for what you have done improperly. There is no dump in thread, no actual code posted. Telepaths are out there.

I am sorry, I am wrong. I will paste my code when I ask question (next time).

[Patrick]

How do I suppose to help you? I cannot (and will not even if) debug your code looking for what you have done improperly. There is no dump in thread, no actual code posted. Telepaths are out there.

I am sorry, I am wrong. I will paste my code when I ask question (next time).

Code + crash dump would be best, specifically a kernel or complete if possible. You may want to consider enabling verifier with options/flags that apply.

[Brock]

As Patrick said, use driver verifier. In your case if you're receiving that BSOD message then enable Driver Verifier (Verifier.exe) with "Force IRQL checking" enabled to start. How can you write an NDIS driver yet not be able to debug your own errors? Are you capable of reading a dmp file? This thread should be closed or locked on principle alone, you've no business "playing" at the NDIS level if you're asking others about simple IRQ level errors. Copy and paste it sounds like to me...