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[Search] Microsoft OS/2 Driver Development Kit

I don't think that anyone have this development kit cause there are very few people that use that but i will try to find about it and then i will tell you.
 
This would be for version 1 of OS/2? I think I have the later development kit, that was released on CD. The one you're talking about was 3.5" floppies, and alot of them, if I recall correctly. If I did have it, I probably wrote over the floppies.
Kipp
 
@shoshyy

Thank you very much for your reply.
I hope you find something.

I have only a uncomplete image of the OS/2 1.0 DDK

Thanks in advance

reini1976
 
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@Chuck(G)

An DDK from IBM for OS/2 1.x? Very interesting. Includes the kit a kernel debugger?

With best regards.
 
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Apparently not.

Just looking at the printed material, I've got the Device Driver volume 1 that describes the structure, interrupt, building and helper APIs (e.g. PhysToVirt, QueueXXX, Block, Run, Yield, etc..), but nothing on the subject of a kernel debugger.
 
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Hm, yes, I used to have that IBM Device Driver material as well, I remember what you list about the APIs. I used it to write a DMA device driver. Can't recall that a kernel debugger was part of the package. I think the whole kit was thrown away at some point because I can't find it in my office anymore. There was an unfortunate incident where way too much stuff went into the garbage.
 
Well, the problem with the IBM set of floppies is that they're simply numbered "Disk 1, Disk2" etc. without any indication of what's on them. I'd have to set up an OS/2 1.x system and then perform the installation of the IBM development set.
 
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