Re: Accessing scsi read/write buffer in storport

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I think I do meet all the requirements considering that I will not be
performing programmed I/O once I have access to the buffer (long
story). As far as I know these are the only requirements for storport:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms803214.aspx

If there is no way to get to the MDL, then the other option that I see,
and this is pretty ugly, is to parse the SGL and map the sections I
need using MmMapIoSpace(). Is this the scheme you were referring to in
your second sentence?

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