This is something that the driver vendor needs to take care when building a
driver binary for Windows 2000. From
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...nwinxpddk.asp:
The Windows XP implementation of these functions, by default, is not binary
compatible with the implementation on Windows 2000. If your driver uses
SLists and needs to run on Windows 2000, you should build your driver in the
Windows 2000 build environment. Optionally, you can build your driver on
Windows XP and use the Windows 2000 Slist implementation by defining the
symbol _WIN2K_COMPAT_SLIST_USAGE at compile time, prior to including any
other DDK header files.
-- Arvind
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"Roger Lavender" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> ERROR: 'The \SystemRoot\System32\DRIVERS\DLKRTS.SYS
> device driver could not locate the entry point
> InterlockedPopEntrySList in driver ntoskrnl.exe'
>
> This error received installing a second NIC adapter.
>
> 1. Computer is Dell 600SC running a full install of
> Windows 2000 Server OS.
> 2. NIC mfg D-LINK, model DFE-530TX+
> 3. D-Link has been contacted - Case ID ARA10672585 and
> concur that problem is with W2K OS.
>
> Installation was performed, with the latest drivers,
> driver first then hardware and also hardware first then
> driver with the same result. After installation, both NIC
> hardware and driver show in device manager with "question
> marks". Installation was attempted in both 32 and 64bit
> slots with the same result.
>
> HELP
>
>
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