Finding CD ROM label and file list under Win2K?

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Hi

I’m writing a driver that intercepts calls to the CD ROM drive. It’s being
written as a filter driver. Is there any way of determining the CD ROM label
and file structure plus file names under Windows 2000? This appears to be
possible under Windows 98, but I’m not sure how to go about it under 2000.

Many thanks, direct emails welcomed.
Duncan

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Duncan Sellars, Systems Programmer
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“I am Jack’s smirking revenge.” - Narrator, “Fight Club”, 1999

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When I worked for Reflex I coded one for winnt

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From: Duncan Sellars [mailto:xxxxx@reflex-magnetics.com]
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2001 12:13 PM
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Subject: [ntdev] Finding CD ROM label and file list under Win2K?

Hi

I’m writing a driver that intercepts calls to the CD ROM drive. It’s being
written as a filter driver. Is there any way of determining the CD ROM label
and file structure plus file names under Windows 2000? This appears to be
possible under Windows 98, but I’m not sure how to go about it under 2000.

Many thanks, direct emails welcomed.
Duncan

–
Duncan Sellars, Systems Programmer
xxxxx@reflex-magnetics.com
“I am Jack’s smirking revenge.” - Narrator, “Fight Club”, 1999

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Please send me a copy!

Thanks!

When I worked for Reflex I coded one for winnt

Robert Fernando

Anite Telecoms Ltd

110 Fleet Road

Fleet

Hampshire GU13 8PD

United Kingdom

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Fax: +44 (0) 1252 775 321

Email: xxxxx@anitetelecoms.com

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Office: 100 Longwater Avenue, GreenPark, Reading, Berkshire RG2 6GP,

United Kingdom

-----Original Message-----

From: Duncan Sellars [mailto:xxxxx@reflex-magnetics.com]

Sent: Monday, January 08, 2001 12:13 PM

To: NT Developers Interest List

Subject: [ntdev] Finding CD ROM label and file list under Win2K?

Hi

I’m writing a driver that intercepts calls to the CD ROM drive. It’s being

written as a filter driver. Is there any way of determining the CD ROM label

and file structure plus file names under Windows 2000? This appears to be

possible under Windows 98, but I’m not sure how to go about it under 2000.

Many thanks, direct emails welcomed.

Duncan

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Duncan Sellars, Systems Programmer

xxxxx@reflex-magnetics.com

“I am Jack’s smirking revenge.” - Narrator, “Fight Club”, 1999

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To get the volume ID just read the 16th track. The header of the track is
as follows:
typedef struct _CDISO9660HEADER
{
char CD001[8];
char SystemID[32];
char VolumeID[32];
char Reserved[8];
DWORD dwSectors;
BYTE bSectors[4];
char Reserved2[32];
WORD wVolumeSetBytes;
BYTE bVolumeSetBytes[2];
// …
} CDISO9660HEADER, *PCDISO9660HEADER;

To parse the ISO9660 structures you can use the appropriate sources I’ve
met for linux somewhere in the Inet.

Regards,
Max Lyadvinsky

P.S. I’ve tried to send this message twice but the mailserv rejected my
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