1394 port driver

Hi,

Working on a HW platform where the 1394 link controller is memory
mapped to the CPU. I'm currently trying to figure out how to fit my own
port driver into the 1394 stack shipped with CE 5.0.

Since there is no PCI bus on our platform I reckon that the 1394ohcd
driver needs to be "disconnected" from the shipped 1394 stack and
disabled. Anyone with useful information on this and how to make a new
connection from the bus driver to my new port driver?

What's the trick with cewdmmgr.dll, is it only needed for handling the
interaction between PCIbus.lib and 1394ohcd.lib, or is it needed by
other layers of the 1394 stack?

Anybody know where I can find additional information about this?

Regards

.

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