Hello guys!

I apologize if I violate rules of this great forum, but I really need your help! I need someone who is able to develop a simple NT-legacy kernel mode 32/64-bit driver to read/write ports, MSR registers and map physical memory into liner address range of the process. This driver will be used mainly for SMBIOS reading. The driver must be written on FASM, because output drivers are very small and fast. I do not have too much money to pay for, but I can pay $50 for the driver through the PayPal service. Please PM me your proposals! Thank you!

Welcome on board Ruslan! I'm glad to see someone from the country which culture I quite often promoted here.

Unfortunately, I'm not the specialist in writing drivers... [SIGH] (it's a pity, because $50 is a quite interesting price proposition for this job, I think).

I'm pretty sure somebody already wrote various drivers that do this. You might want to search some Windows-specific forums. (If I remembered the name or link I'd point you to it. Sorry!) Besides, a simple Linux boot CD (or even floppy via DOS and DPMI) would probably do what you want. If you want to stick to NT, you're just asking for trouble (too many hoops to jump through).

You'll find some pointers here: http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?p=29031#29031

LocoDelAssembly relinked very nice project written by L.chemist, it is win32 specific project which inspired me to write some simple drivers for AMD64 version of windows which are available here:
http://flatassembler.net/examples.php
(on the bottom of page)

Aaron Sfektu asked more than 2 years ago for a way to access physical memory from win64, it is solved here (using MmMapIoSpace available also for drivers only)
http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=6971

I don't have a time to implement everything into one simple driver as you asked. Another thing, you will produce unsigned driver for win64 and then you need to boot vista/win2008server + windows7/windows2008serverR2 by pressing F8 during boot and choosing Disable Driver Signature Enforcement (else OS refuses to load unsigned driver)
If you want to digitally sign the driver by yourself, you will need a certificate which costs about 300-400 US $ per year (another solution is to ask your good friend or some good company which produces signed drivers...)

New version of these drivers (both x86 & x64) can be found at http://maalchemist.narod.ru/ (RZ project)
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