Re: WDF storage driver is a dead-end street

Hi Maxim, thank you very much. Do you have any suggestions? I have two
storage devices which I want OS to treat it as one (I have a very good
reason for doing this) and that's why I'm trying to replace the
existing storage stack. I was thinking that since there is not enough
visibility into the ataport driver, I may as well replace the whole
stack using KMDF but you pointed out it's a "dead-end-street". How did
you write storport driver? Is there a sample code/doc available for
the storport? Thank you once again.

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  • Re: WDF storage driver is a dead-end street
    ... Maxim Shatskih, Windows DDK MVP ... storage devices which I want OS to treat it as one (I have a very good ... visibility into the ataport driver, I may as well replace the whole ... you write storport driver? ...
    (microsoft.public.development.device.drivers)
  • Re: WDF storage driver is a dead-end street
    ... as the continuation for the LBA range of the first device? ... storage devices which I want OS to treat it as one (I have a very good ... visibility into the ataport driver, I may as well replace the whole ... you write storport driver? ...
    (microsoft.public.development.device.drivers)
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