Dynamic Hardware Partitioning Techniques

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Dynamic Hardware Partitioning Techniques

Introduction to Dynamic Hardware Partitioning
Dynamic Hardware Partitioning Architecture
Critical Issues for Device Drivers
Driver Notification
Application Notification

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Dynamic Hardware Partitioning Techniques

Windows Driver Kit: Kernel-Mode Driver Architecture

Dynamic Hardware Partitioning Techniques

Changing the hardware configuration of a server while the server is running is known as dynamic hardware partitioning. If you want to run your device drivers on servers that support dynamic hardware partitioning, your drivers must support dynamic changes to the hardware configuration of the server.

This section includes the following topics:

Introduction to Dynamic Hardware Partitioning

Dynamic Hardware Partitioning Architecture

Critical Issues for Device Drivers

Driver Notification

Application Notification

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