> How to access the I2C devices on XPe ? In the hardware I have, the touch
> screen controller connected in this fashion....
>
>
> Windows OS --->LPC--->SMBus--->I2C---Touchscreen controller
>
> Should I have to write a PCI driver ? Which I tried but the driver did not
> report any PCI configuration. I got a NULL pointer for
> stack->Parameters.StartDevice.AllocatedResources in the StartDevice().
>
> What should I do ? Am i in the right direction of accessing the I2C device
> ?
>
> -Esha
>What should I do ? Am i in the right direction of accessing the I2C device ?Did you try using the normal XP driver?
>
> Is this custom hardware, or hardware from a manufacturer? If the later,
> you should ask them for their device driver.
>
> Esha <iimeandmyself@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>> What should I do ? Am i in the right direction of accessing the I2C device ?>
> Did you try using the normal XP driver?
>
>
> -ras
>
> Esha <iimeandmyself@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>> What should I do ? Am i in the right direction of accessing the I2C device ?>
> Did you try using the normal XP driver?
>
>
> -ras
>
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