Did you ever get a reply to this message? Same problem here.
Thanks,
Jerry.
Which OS? If 2000, then slot number is not reported by IRP_MN_START_DEVICE
and not needed since it is a volatile value and not consistent across
hardware platforms. (Lots of discussion on this in the past.) Since you
appear to be in a SCSI/STORPORT mini, you can always scan the PCI bus
yourself if you are convinced that you really need SlotNumber.
–
Gary G. Little
Seagate Technologies, LLC
xxxxx@seagate.com
“Jerry Masker” wrote in message news:xxxxx@ntdev…
>
> Did you ever get a reply to this message? Same problem here.
> Thanks,
> Jerry.
>
>
> hardware platforms. (Lots of discussion on this in the past.) Since
you
appear to be in a SCSI/STORPORT mini, you can always scan the PCI
bus
yourself if you are convinced that you really need SlotNumber.
IIRC this will require updating the PnPInterfaceFlags registry value
for a miniport service key, since otherwise SCSIPORT assumes PCI to be
100% PnP bus and will not allow the miniport to do its own detection.
The miniport will receive HwScsiFindAdapter with filled access ranges
instead.
Max