- Return the appropriate status code when encountering file system corruption
- When encountering corruption, print a message by default instead of breaking into the debugger
svn path=/trunk/; revision=69768
Now that we start to honor the storage stack (ie, without the IopParseDevice hack ;-)), we have to let FSDs forward device IOCTLs.
This allows back copying files on 1st stage
svn path=/trunk/; revision=65116
* Add some function annotations.
* Fix several debug print specifiers.
* Properly mark some unreferenced parameters as such.
svn path=/trunk/; revision=58990
Make our FAT driver PNP aware.
On PNP requests it should handle, it will return STATUS_NOT_IMPLEMENTED.
On the others, it will pass them to lower driver.
This is the first step outside the kernel into getting IoGetRelatedTargetDevice (and so notifications) working.
It doesn't work at the moment, as class2 doesn't handle PNP.
[NTOSKRNL]
Some fixes to IRP cancelation process:
- Renamed IopRemoveThreadIrp() to IopDisassociateThreadIrp() to match Windows 2k3
- Made dead IRP global, to make its debug easier.
- IopDisassociateThreadIrp(), Handle dead IRP at dispatch level, using IoCompletionLock.
- IopDisassociateThreadIrp(), Use the proper error code to write the entry to logs.
- IoCancelIrp(), removed non needed ASSERT, which is even not present on Windows, removed corresponding var as well.
- IoCancelIrp(), fixed parameters to KeBugCheckEx() call.
- IoCancelThreadIo() is pageable.
- IoCancelThreadIo() under Windows isn't using given thread, but using current. Do the same here.
All that stuff doesn't fix bug #5550, it comes from outside.
Patch by Pierre Schweitzer, modified by me to make it compile. If it breaks anything, don't blame me!
svn path=/trunk/; revision=48560
