> Perhaps a better way is nowadays to find a way > to load the Windows .sys/.vxd driver. In the past this was about impossible > but now it might not be that hard anymore. To get this working an x86 > emulator is needed with ring0 support or whatever it is. Recently a new x86 > emulator called qemu popped up that is useable for this task I think. It can > both emulate Linux x86 binaries (binary loader) and even simulate a Linux > system. (it has a x86 emu library that can be used under the LGPL too) If > interested check here: http://fabrice.bellard.free.fr/qemu/
You would need to write implementations for the internal kernel APIs, which are AFAIK non-existant in Wine. How many of us know how to write drivers for NT, let alone clone those APIs? Not many :( -- Mike Hearn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> QinetiQ - Malvern Technology Center
