In a filter driver, is there a way to turn off MDL read/write requests only
for certain files (like it is possible to turn off fast i/o) and force IRP
requests?
Thanks
–suresh
In a filter driver, is there a way to turn off MDL read/write requests only
for certain files (like it is possible to turn off fast i/o) and force IRP
requests?
Thanks
–suresh
Return false from your FSFD’s fastio routine
-Kiran
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In a filter driver, is there a way to turn off MDL read/write requests only
for certain files (like it is possible to turn off fast i/o) and force IRP
requests?
Thanks
–suresh
Questions? First check the IFS FAQ at
https://www.osronline.com/article.cfm?id=17
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> Return false from your FSFD’s fastio routine
> -Kiran
That seems to do the trick.
Thanks
–suresh
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>
> In a filter driver, is there a way to turn off MDL read/write requests
> only
> for certain files (like it is possible to turn off fast i/o) and force IRP
> requests?
>
> Thanks
> --suresh
>
>
>
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