Hi all!
I filter the driver between Scsiport and the CdRom0,it work probably,but
no “Irp_mj_Scsi” shows , I use the devicetree that was downloaded from OSR
.It loads well.
Why is it?
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It depends on exactly what you are filtering and where. If you are filtering
CdRom FDO devices, then you should be a lower FDO filter for these devices.
If you are filtering the scsi adapter FDO, then you will not see any
IRP_MJ_SCSI requests (except for legacy applications) as they will be
directed at the (unfiltered) Scsiport PDOs rather than the filtered FDO.
Mark Roddy
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www.hollistech.com
603 321 1032
WindowsNT Windows 2000 Consulting Services
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Subject: [ntdev] Irp_MJ_Scsi
Hi all!
I filter the driver between Scsiport and the CdRom0,it work probably,but
no “Irp_mj_Scsi” shows , I use the devicetree that was downloaded from OSR
.It loads well.
Why is it?
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