In which sys file is the Raw FS implemented?
RAW is in Ntoskrnl.exe.
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Tony
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In which sys file is the Raw FS implemented?
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In the kernel itself. It is mounted only on opens with target the DASD disk
itself like \.\d:, and only does read (stupid passthru down), write (stupid
passthru down), and MJ_QUERY_VOLUME_INFORMATION (returns the disk size).
Its main purpose is to support GetDiskFreeSpace(Ex) aka
NtQueryVolumeInformationFile on volumes which contain no sane filesystem
structure.
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> In which sys file is the Raw FS implemented?
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Using device tree I found that there are different devices that the raw fs
creates. can i read data through these devices directly by bypassing the fs
drivers above?
I am asking this, because symantec doesn’t attach itself to these devices,
does it mean that no erad/write operation is possible?
No need in this. RAW just passed all reads and writes down.
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Using device tree I found that there are different devices that the raw fs
creates. can i read data through these devices directly by bypassing the fs
drivers above?
I am asking this, because symantec doesn’t attach itself to these devices,
does it mean that no erad/write operation is possible?
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>No need in this. RAW just passed all reads and writes down.
Also, CDwriters usually bypass the FS, so does it mean that AV products
cannot scan a CD/DVD write operation. I know that to write files they must
firs be fetched from the FS, and they can be scaned there…but I need to
clarify this point.
>Also, CDwriters usually bypass the FS,
Nero uses IOCTL_SCSI_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT. Other products like Alcohol or ones
based on GEAR toolkit (like Norton Ghost) use special drivers.
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Gear’s box product uses ASPI drivers (I’m using the 64-bit ASPI drivers
with Gear 7.0 Pro and Mastering and they both use aspi.)
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Tony
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Also, CDwriters usually bypass the FS,
Nero uses IOCTL_SCSI_PASS_THROUGH_DIRECT. Other products like Alcohol or
ones
based on GEAR toolkit (like Norton Ghost) use special drivers.
Maxim Shatskih, Windows DDK MVP
StorageCraft Corporation
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