Hi,
have the same problem and would really appreciate if there
was a “better” way than what had to be done for W2K and XP.
=> Are there any documents by now ?
Regards
Else
Shaun
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Hi Jeff,
That’s good news. Any idea how you get the filter in there? I am
currently an disk class upper filter and I don’t seem to get the
requests via the normal route.
Is there any documentation on the architecture for this now?
Thanks.
Shaun
Friday, July 14, 2006, 7:28:32 AM, you wrote:
JG> This has (finally) been improved in Vista. Filter drivers can be in the
JG> hiber path now. We do still use the dump driver and miniport.
JG> -----Original Message-----
JG> From: Shaun [mailto:xxxxx@sdlabs.net]
JG> Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2006 4:31 AM
JG> Subject: Vista hibernation disk access
JG> Hi,
JG> Does anyone know how Vista writes to the hibernation file sectors
during
JG> the hibernation? In 2000/XP, the OS loaded a separate copy of the disk
JG> driver without any of the associated filter drivers. Is this still the
JG> case in Vista or is the standard disk I/O stack used (including all
JG> filter drivers)? Or is there a new way to register as a filter for the
JG> hibernation sector I/O?
JG> Thanks,
JG> Shaun
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