Hi devleopers.
I am writing filter driver which filters(hooks) specific directory.
when filter driver loaded, I want to show my own files in this directory.
(Actually this directory is empty)
I’m in trouble making IRP_MJ_CREATE handler.
I think I have to fill infomation into FsContext,
but I don’t know about FCB struct except FSRTL_COMMON_FCB_STRUCTURE.
How can I get filesystem dependent FCB structure?
Thanks.
Terra
p.s.
sorry for my poor English and novice question 
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No no. Pass the create irps down to the driver that you are
attached to. If the create irp is directed towards your ‘main’ device
object, just complete it with success and return.
If your design requires you to alter or synthesize FSD proprietary
data, I would suggest that your design is flawed. Any such scheme would be
completely unsupportable.
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From: xxxxx@softonnet.com [mailto:xxxxx@softonnet.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2001 10:21 AM
To: File Systems Developers
Subject: [ntfsd] regarding FCB structure.
Hi devleopers.
I am writing filter driver which filters(hooks) specific directory.
when filter driver loaded, I want to show my own files in this directory.
(Actually this directory is empty)
I’m in trouble making IRP_MJ_CREATE handler.
I think I have to fill infomation into FsContext,
but I don’t know about FCB struct except FSRTL_COMMON_FCB_STRUCTURE.
How can I get filesystem dependent FCB structure?
Thanks.
Terra
p.s.
sorry for my poor English and novice question 
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