enum all scsi devices

NTDEV
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hi, gurus:

Our client want to gather all system hardware information which included
the SCSI information. So I need to enum all scsi devices. Besides the real
scsi deivices which can be done by SetupDi, I also must get the fake scsi
deivce such as ide device ( eg. \Device\IDEDeivceP0T0L0-3). How could I do
it?

Thanks for all replies.

Leo

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Look at the AddFilter example in the DDK.

Gary G. Little

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Subject: [ntdev] enum all scsi devices

hi, gurus:

Our client want to gather all system hardware information which
included the SCSI information. So I need to enum all scsi devices.
Besides the real scsi deivices which can be done by SetupDi, I also must
get the fake scsi deivce such as ide device ( eg.
\Device\IDEDeivceP0T0L0-3). How could I do it?

Thanks for all replies.

Leo

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Thanks Gary:
I have got it by send it IOCTL_SCSI_GET_INQUIRY_DATA to Scis0: Scsi1 …
Leo

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> Our client want to gather all system hardware information which
> included the SCSI information. So I need to enum all scsi devices.
> Besides the real scsi deivices which can be done by SetupDi, I also must get
> the fake scsi deivce such as ide device ( eg. \Device\IDEDeivceP0T0L0-3).
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Unfortunately, that means you’ll miss items. There is no guarantee that
the legacy names (Scsi0, Scsi1, etc.) are contiguously numbered.
Typically, they are numbered this way, but if PNP causes the
uninstall/reinstall of some of them, there is a possibility of “holes”
in the numbers. Use the device interface methods instead – they’re
more complex, but also more correct.

.

-----Original Message-----
From: Leo [mailto:xxxxx@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, December 22, 2005 8:22 PM
Subject: Re: enum all scsi devices

Thanks Gary:
I have got it by send it IOCTL_SCSI_GET_INQUIRY_DATA to Scis0: Scsi1
…
Leo

On 12/23/05, xxxxx@seagate.com
wrote:

Look at the AddFilter example in the DDK.

Gary G. Little

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Subject: [ntdev] enum all scsi devices

hi, gurus:

Our client want to gather all system hardware information
which included the SCSI information. So I need to enum all scsi devices.
Besides the real scsi deivices which can be done by SetupDi, I also must
get the fake scsi deivce such as ide device ( eg.
\Device\IDEDeivceP0T0L0-3). How could I do it?

Thanks for all replies.

Leo

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