On all the Win 2K and XP systems I’ve used, the global object Scsi:
has been a symlink to \Device\Ide\IdePort. However, on a handful of
customer’s systems, Scsi: is a symlink to \Device\Ide\IdeChnDr.
What’s the difference between the two, and why would a particular system
have one or the other?
Thanks,
Chuck
> On all the Win 2K and XP systems I’ve used, the global object Scsi:
> has been a symlink to \Device\Ide\IdePort. However, on a handful of
This is MS’s IDE stack.
> customer’s systems, Scsi: is a symlink to \Device\Ide\IdeChnDr.
This is Intel’s IDE stack (also called Intel Application Accelerator).
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