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I am also surprised about calls to NTFS
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I have developed a IFS for NT 4.0.
I want to port it for Win2k,what major differences
does both OS carries with respect to FS.
I know there are some changes in the Driver Entry
point
I have read the Windows NT Device Driver Book By
Anthony Mason which speaks of 3 phases in the Driver
Entry level.Driver Entry does only the initialisation
of the Dispatch routines including IRP_MJ_PNP and
AddDevice.
I am not able to understand the parameter
PhysicalDeviceObject in the AddDevice() routine,
Does it carries any significance with respect to
FileSystem.What if I would like to do is to attach to
a disk with a particular signature written on it.
Second, with regard to IRP_MJ_PNP, what sigificance it
carries with respect to a FileSystem Driver.
Thanks in Advance.
Gurpreet
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