Win386_Startup_Info_Struc STRUC
SIS_Version db 3, 0
SIS_Next_Dev_Ptr dd ?
SIS_Virt_Dev_File_Ptr dd 0
SIS_Reference_Data dd ?
SIS_Instance_Data_Ptr dd 0
Win386_Startup_Info_Struc ENDS
The Win386_Startup_Info_Struc structure contains information that Windows uses to prepare an MS-DOS device driver or TSR program for operation with Windows.
SIS_Version
Specifies the version number of the structure. 386 enhanced-mode Windows uses this member to determine the size of the structure. This member should contain 3 in the low-order byte and 10 in the high-order byte to indicate that it is version 3.1.
SIS_Next_Dev_Ptr
Points to the next structure in the list. The address of the next structure must be supplied by the next handler in the Interrupt 2Fh chain. A driver or TSR calls the next handler, then sets this member to the address returned by the handler in the ES:BX register pair.
SIS_Virt_Dev_File_Ptr
Points to a null-terminated string that contains the name of a 386 enhanced-mode Windows virtual device file. MS-DOS devices such as networks use this to force a special 386 enhanced-mode Windows virtual device to be loaded. If this member is zero, no device is loaded.
SIS_Reference_Data
Specifies reference data for the virtual device. This member, used only when SIS_Virt_Dev_File_Ptr is nonzero, is passed to the virtual device when it is initialized. The member can contain any value and often contains a pointer to some device-specific structure.
SIS_Instance_Data_Ptr
Points to a list of data to be instanced, that is, allocated uniquely for each new virtual machine. If the member is zero, then no data is instanced. Each entry in the list is an Instance_Item_Struc structure. The list is terminated with a 32-bit zero.
Interrupt 2Fh Function 1605h Windows Initialization Notification