Re: Need to hook "Save to shutdown" or EWF shutdown.

Never mind.
As soon as you ask for help, you find the answer. Some corollary of
Murphy's Law.
Just register for notification of shutdown-after-file-system-flush instead
of just shutdown.

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"Mark K Vallevand" <mark.vallevand@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> No. That won't work. This is a kernel mode driver. I need that driver
> to continue to blink the LED until the EWF driver finishes writing the
> Compact Flash.
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> Mark K Vallevand Mark.Vallevand@xxxxxxxxxx
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> - Benjamin Franklin
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> "Coderer" <coderer@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> Couldn't you update your LED driver to call the EWF "commit" function
>> and wait for it to finish before it unloads itself? I mean, in the
>> "onClosing" function (or whatever, depending on your driver
>> implementation/language), just hook into the EWF DLL (or use the
>> command line ewfmgr util) and wait for it to finish its commits, and
>> maybe disable EWF to the drive for good measure. I wouldn't be
>> immediately sure *how* to do this, but I get the feeling it should be
>> possible. I don't know how to fix it by tinkering with XPe, but I
>> think you could at least work around the problem.
>>
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