Hi,
I have a driver which exposes DISK device but these
disks are not visible in the logical disk Manager in
Win2k.Is there any special IoCtl to expose the disk in
the Logical Disk Manager.
Can anybody suggest me regarding this issue.
TIA
Gurpreet
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Perhaps you need to register some interface to your disk device object.
disk.sys registers DiskClassGuid or PartitionClassGuid for its respective
device object types.
Do you intend that the volume drivers should mount your disk as they do
device objects created by disk.sys? Are they doing so?
Dave Cox
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Sent: Tuesday, October 10, 2000 11:11 AM
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Subject: [ntdev] Disk not visible in LDM
Hi,
I have a driver which exposes DISK device but these
disks are not visible in the logical disk Manager in
Win2k.Is there any special IoCtl to expose the disk in
the Logical Disk Manager.
Can anybody suggest me regarding this issue.
TIA
Gurpreet
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> Win2k.Is there any special IoCtl to expose the disk in
the Logical Disk Manager.
IIRC only the interface GUID is necessary for disk devices in w2k.
Max