Re: Windows: How to support 2 chip in a single driver?

> Thanks for reply. If I have to support 2 different PCI chip in a
> driver, I have to add the ID information in INF file, am I right?

Correct. For all of your supported hardware models. Even by different vendors.

> If so, how many times does DriverEntry get called? Twice?

Once at binary load.

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