Hello!
My IFS filter works fine. At least I thought that till I found out that I
can’t hook the floppy drive. When trying to attach to the drive I get this
two situations:
a) If a disk is in the drive I successfully attach to the drive
b) If there is not disk in drive I cannot attach.
How can I detect when a floppy is in the drive? Can anyone tell me the
best way to attach to a floppy?
Regards,
Razvan
Razvan wrote:
Hello!
My IFS filter works fine. At least I thought that till I found out that I
can’t hook the floppy drive. When trying to attach to the drive I get this
two situations:a) If a disk is in the drive I successfully attach to the drive
b) If there is not disk in drive I cannot attach.How can I detect when a floppy is in the drive? Can anyone tell me the
best way to attach to a floppy?Regards,
Razvan
I bet you can’t see CDs either. Look up “file system recogniser” in the
DDK.
Andy.
Razvan,
If this is a file system filter then you don’t attach to floppy drives,
you attach to volumes when they are mounted on the floppy which occurs
when they are first accessed. The IFSKit samples for SFilter and
FileSpy show how to properly do this by attaching to a file systems
control device object and then watching for mount requests.
Neal Christiansen
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-----Original Message-----
From: Razvan [mailto:xxxxx@k.ro]
Sent: Sunday, April 14, 2002 11:42 AM
To: File Systems Developers
Subject: [ntfsd] Hooking the floppy drive
Hello!
My IFS filter works fine. At least I thought that till I found out that
I
can’t hook the floppy drive. When trying to attach to the drive I get
this
two situations:
a) If a disk is in the drive I successfully attach to the drive
b) If there is not disk in drive I cannot attach.
How can I detect when a floppy is in the drive? Can anyone tell me the
best way to attach to a floppy?
Regards,
Razvan
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