高通9008模式驱动-通用手机驱动 V1.0.79.zip

Qualcomm USB Network Driver Package 1.0.7.9 for Windows XP/Vista/Win 7 This readme covers important information regarding the following drivers for Windows XP/Vista/Win 7: -Qualcomm USB Network Driver (qcusbnet.sys) 1.0.7.9 (NDIS5.1 miniport driver) -Qualcomm USB Serial Driver (qcusbser.sys) 2.1.0.3 Table of Contents 1. Installation Notes 2. Major Features 3. What's New in This Release 4. Known issues 5. Build Information ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. INSTALLATION NOTES Please refer to Qualcomm document 80-VB717-1 Rev B for detailed instructions on driver installation. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 2. MAJOR FEATURES 1) The driver is designed to be reentrant, which allows multiple device connections on Windows XP/Vista. 2) The driver is designed to be running safe with Intel Hyper-Threading processor and multi-processor systems with Windows XP. 3) Support Plug&Play, and power management (system standby and hibernation). USB selective suspension will be supported in the future. 4) Support multiple control clients through QUALCOMM MSM Interface (QMI). ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 3. What's New in This Release 1) Fixed the BSOD issue triggered by run-away execution of the work item under arbitary system context. (1.0.3.0) 2) Fixed the BSOD issue triggered by a race condition during IRP completion. (1.0.3.0) 3) Provided a way to work around a BSOD issue on Windows XP when system came out of standby with NIC's power management disabled. (1.0.3.0) 4) Fixed a race condition under which outstanding I/O might not be cleaned up when the network adapter was disabled. (1.0.3.1) 5) Added IP-only mode support. (1.0.3.2) 6) Added additional remove lock to avoid stray-away QMI operations. (1.0.3.2) 7) Added a worker thread to handle QMI operations to avoid deadlock and increase efficiency. (1.0.3.2) 8) Added statistics summary to debug output to aid debugging. (1.0.3.2) 9) Changes have been made so that the driver does not request QMI statistics from the device, the driver maintains its own statistics instead. (1.0.3.2) 10) Enhanced error handling for device removal. (1.0.3.2) 11) Added QCMP_TEST_MODE to support development/testing. The feature would be enabled for engineering builds only. (1.0.3.2) 12) Added support for PID 900A. (1.0.3.2) 13) Changed QMI max receive size from 1K to 4K. (1.0.3.3) 14) Changes were made so that remote wakeup is cleared for all non-D2 power states. to avoid system sleep failure when the hub controller is armed for remote wakeup. (1.0.3.4) 15) Changes were made to avoid double completion of a system power IRP when a series of non-consistent system power IRPs (e.g query-s3 followed by set-s0 and followed by set-s3) are dispatched to the driver. (1.0.3.4) 16) Added IOCTL support for retrieving device ESN/IMEI/MEID. (1.0.3.5) 17) Added support for PID 900B. (1.0.3.6) 18) Reset pipe status when threads resume. (1.0.3.6) 19) Fixed a race condition when multiple QMI clients terminate. (1.0.3.7) 20) Added support for PID 900C. (1.0.3.7) 21) Changes were made to support larger number of read buffers. (1.0.3.7) 22) Changes were made to synchronize selective suspension and remote wakeup. (1.0.3.7) 23) Fixed the problem that a read buffer could be mistakenly recycled. (1.0.3.7) 24) Version 1.0.3.8/1.0.3.9 contains changes in serial/modem driver only. 25) Corrected mask value for TLV 0x10 in QMI message WDS_GET_RUNTIME_SETTINGS_REQ so that IP address can be obtained in IP mode. (1.0.4.0) 26) Added support for PID 900D. (1.0.4.0) 27) Made QMI_CTL service version available to QMI clients. (1.0.4.1) 28) Driver internal states at USB layer are changed earlier once the surprise-removal IRP is received by the dispatch routine. This prevents the USB dispatch routine from falling into an infinite loop. (1.0.4.1) 29) Fixed the bug that could double free the memory block for USB config descriptor. (1.0.4.1) 30) Updated with new method to synchronize selective suspend and remote wakeup. (1.0.4.2) 31) Added IPV6 support for QOS. (1.0.4.3) 32) Always try to enter D0 when idle notification IRP is completed. (1.0.4.3) 33) Added new features for internal testing only. (1.0.4.4) 34) Made changes so that QoS-related IOs are cancelled on receiving surprise-removal event to avoid device removal hang. (1.0.4.4) 35) Added support to disable QoS from registry. (1.0.4.4) 36) Corrected channel-rate TLV of WDS_GET_CURRENT_CHANNEL_RATE_RESP. (1.0.4.4) 37) Refined support for QoS over IPV6. (1.0.4.4) 38) Made changes so that the USB layer is cleaned up before freeing miniport buffers to avoid possible memory access fault. (1.0.4.5) 39) Added support for PID 900F, 9021 and 9022. (1.0.4.6) 40) Added support for QoS precedence filtering. (1.0.4.6) 41) Made changes so that QoS settings are cleared when data call is disconnected.(1.0.4.6) 42) Removed images for IA64 processor architecture. (1.0.4.7) 43) Feature cleanup. (1.0.4.7) 44) Added registry support (QCDevDisableIPMode(DWORD) under software key) to disable IP mode. (1.0.4.8) 45) Added support for PID 9010 and 9011. (1.0.4.8) 46) Added dual-IP support. (1.0.4.8) 47) Modified the driver to provide any QMI service version information to applications via pre-defined IOCTL. (1.0.4.8) 48) Fixed the bug which could cause memory access fault after a QoS filter was modified. (1.0.4.9) 49) Modified driver to enable QoS default flow when data connection is made. (1.0.4.9) 50) Added QoS general port filtering for TCP/UDP (1.0.5.0) 51) Added QoS port filtering for IPV6 (1.0.5.0) 52) Added QoS filtering for fragmented IP Packets. (1.0.5.0) 53) Enhanced USB error detection when the device stack's power state is not initialized by OS, which avoids potential driver hang. (1.0.5.0) 54) Added uplink TLP support which can be enabled/disabled from registry. (1.0.5.0) 55) Made changes so that IPV6 traffic is filtered in an IPV4 connection when working with targets not supporting dual IP. (1.0.5.0) 56) Added support for PID 9025 & 9026 (1.0.5.0) 57) Added support for PID 9028, 9029, 902C, 902D, 902E, 902F, and 9030. (1.0.5.1) 58) Added support for USB compound device to handle multiple physical device instances. (1.0.5.1) 59) Added QMI support for uplink TLP. (1.0.5.2) 60) Added support for PID 9031 and 9032. (1.0.5.2) 61) Added internal QMI client for IPV6 to handle dual IP. (net 1.0.5.3) 62) Added code to handle IP netxt-protocol code 0xFD for QoS TCP/UDP port filtering. (net 1.0.5.3) 63) Added support for PID 9033. (net 1.0.5.4, ser 2.0.7.9) 64) Eliminated the timeout in driver initialization when device does not provide MSISDN. (net 1.0.5.5) 65) Added new synchronization method that data format can be set from the device to the host. (net 1.0.5.5) 66) Fixed the problem that driver would hang due to possible stray-away TX packets in TLP mode. (net 1.0.5.5) 67) Fixed the bug which could result in a same read IRP to be enqueued twice to the completion queue, causing system crash. (ser 2.0.8.0) 68) Fixed the bug that caused the IP fragment Flags to be incorrectly checked. (net 1.0.5.6) 69) Fixed the bug that caused the IPV6 transport protocol to be incorrectly checked. (net 1.0.5.6) 70) Added support for PID 9034. (net 1.0.5.6, ser 2.0.8.1) 71) Added new TX buffering scheme to enhance host-to-device throughput when QoS is disabled. (net 1.0.5.6) 72) Increased QMI initialization timeout/retry period to 120s. (net 1.0.5.7) 73) Added support for PID 9035 and 9036. (net 1.0.5.7) 74) Provid