... in order to let RawFS these volumes.
This avoids bloated setup and avoids potential bugs in 3rd party drivers.
For now, this commit doesn't change anything, but once IopParseDevice hack
gets removed, this will make a difference!
These commits were part of CORE-6305 but that is not the reason why I picked them,
but because moving those drivers into the cabs reduces the iso file-size a bit
and they reduce a bit of log-spam in bootcds 1st stage setup.
by picking the 2 commits:
0.4.8-dev-442-g 5a650f6ba5
0.4.8-dev-438-g 806cd16328
The main motivation to switch to that newer driver is, that our old one
simply can not read all isos. Especially complex ones made trouble and were
only shown as empty in explorer.
It is still possible to build and use the old driver when needed, only thing
that needs to be done for that is to revert 0.4.8-dev-164-g ec6b3ecbe4
Porting back the state up to 0.4.8-release-100-g8f947b5 implies:
Fixing the following JIRA-IDs (or avoid introducing them):
CORE-18029 "Mute noisy DPRINT 'SectionObject has ImageSection'"
CORE-17405 "Fix a macro-copy-paste and shrink the binary size"
CORE-15659 "Unable to build the gcc Release version in Windows using RosBE 2.1.6 (module cdfs fails)"
CORE-14315 "CDFS_NEW assertion during first stage setup due to new CcPerformReadAhead"
CORE-14128 "Avast! Free Antivirus 7.0 hangs the system when trying to detect a newly created virus"
CORE-14067 "CDFS_NEW assertions and exceptions"
CORE-14003 "Shutting down LiveCD asserts since introduction of MS PL CDFS_NEW"
CORE-13184 "Restore ability to install from disk-image"
by picking the following commits:
0.4.8-release-100-g 8f947b5322 [NTOSKRNL] Mute noisy DPRINT 'SectionObject has ImageSection' CORE-18029
0.4.8-release-80-g eb1ea19588 [CDFS_NEW] == 0.4.15-dev-1456-g 889eab7 CORE-17405
0.4.8-release-62-g 8c07aad4a8 [CDFS_NEW/XDK] == 0.4.11-dev-39-g a2f9762 + 0.4.11-dev-40-g 6d7ec8c CORE-14067
0.4.8-release-3-g 5d976d04e8 [CDFS_NEW] == 0.4.12-dev-431-g bccad87f3c + 0.4.12-dev-432-g 3463b2db9f CORE-15659
0.4.8-RC-3-g 51f9494d48 [CDFS_NEW] superseded later by the proper fix 0.4.8-release-62-g 8c07aad4a8 CORE-14067
0.4.8-dev-1069-g a5e89014dc [CDFS_NEW] CORE-14315
0.4.8-dev-475-g a59d4674de [NTOSKRNL] io/iomgr/device.c (forgotten assert) CORE-14128
0.4.8-dev-221-g 9d67a24799 [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-220-g 67a7e45e35 [CDFS_NEW/DOC]
0.4.8-dev-219-g 6a3bbf24e0 [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-218-g ec26cde4a1 [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-217-g bc2378a356 [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-216-g 5429771b99 [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-215-g fd34548263 [CDFS_NEW] Sync with MS-PL driver
0.4.8-dev-164-g ec6b3ecbe4 [FILESYSTEMS] switch from CDFS to CDFS_NEW in CMakeLists.txt
0.4.8-dev-160-g 2b217e4ecf [NTOSKRNL] Mute spam CcSetReadAheadGranularity()
0.4.8-dev-159-g 64cb138a67 [NTOSKRNL] Mute spam CcPurgeCacheSection()
0.4.8-dev-150-g f723d230a0 [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-133-g faee3753ea [CDFS_NEW] CORE-14003
0.4.8-dev-132-g 1d777ffab5 [NTOSKRNL] iofunc.c CORE-14003
0.4.8-dev-131-g c3d5a3f2bd [NTOSKRNL] iofunc.c CORE-14003
0.4.8-dev-130-g 3b64f7f8fb [NTOSKRNL] ob/obref.c & co CORE-14003
0.4.8-dev-129-g 7eefe70294 [NTOSKRNL] io/iomgr.c & co CORE-14003
0.4.8-dev-127-g 5f255827d3 [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-126-g 1bef48796e [NTOSKRNL] just a comment, superseded later
0.4.8-dev-125-g cbf0430b56 [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-123-g f88fe43abd [NTOSKRNL] io/iomgr/device.c (forbidden DPRINT)
0.4.8-dev-122-g 6c73385625 [CDFS_NEW] CORE-13184
0.4.8-dev-97-g 94298313c0 [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-95-g e88eeb21af [CDFS_NEW/NTOSKRNL] CcWaitForCurrentLazyWriterActivity() stub return Success
0.4.8-dev-94-g 03d5be6437 [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-93-g fa1c60db50 [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-92-g 8b2fd60829 [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-91-g e4da7ecc50 [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-90-g 7b19676e2b [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-89-g 3d4b8783fd [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-88-g 818025ecc8 [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-87-g 2639dd6736 [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-86-g 755bdb5d0b [CDFS_NEW]
0.4.8-dev-85-g 3cbcb1bade [CDFS_NEW]
and mute spam in opcode INSTEAD of picking:
0.4.8-dev-165-g 2284a457a3 [NTOSKRNL] oplock.c Fixup
0.4.8-dev-163-g d3d5853956 [NTOSKRNL] oplock.c Implement oplock-support
0.4.12-dev-232-g f488102c86 [CDFS] was also left out for now
I am aware, that the backport introduces white-space-glitches within CDFS_NEW.
I decided to live with them in favor of better sync to master and newer releases.
Changes to specific files and their effects are as follows:
create.cpp - Allows booting past second stage with UDFS media inserted without BSOD
close.cpp - Allows shutdown without hang
dircntrl.cpp - Allows New Hardware Wizard not to hang on initial third phase install
It began to crash with the introduction of the UDFS driver in SVN r74901 == git 3a104c8f20
Fix picked from 0.4.15-dev-3326-g a91f5e8e4d
- SIZE_T -> ULONG in KsecGatherEntropyData
- Add missing ZwQueryInformationProcess() prototype for x64 build of btrfs
- Fix ml.exe path for VS 2017 Community Edition
- Add missing Handle32ToHandle to basetsd.h
To check that these changes are correct, checkout in a directory (let's call it "ros_svn") the /trunk/reactos/ of our read-only SVN repo r76032 and in /trunk/reactos/modules/, the rosapps, rostests and wallpapers.
In a second directory (let's call it "ros_git"), clone the corresponding Git-converted ReactOS directory.
Before applying this patch (and the previous one that added back the empty directories), you should see additional files in ros_git that are not in ros_svn, corresponding to these files I'm deleting here (plus some .gitignore files),
and you should also see additional files in ros_svn that do not appear in ros_git: these are the empty directories I've restored in my previous patch.
Now, after the application of both the previous patch that restores the empty directories (and deletes the .gitignore files), and this patch that removes the ghost files, you should only see that the only differences
between ros_git and ros_svn are the extra .keep files in the empty directories, and that's all!
Command-line for the tests:
diff --strip-trailing-cr -r ros_svn ros_git > diff_svn2git.txt
"-r" means recursive, and "--strip-trailing-cr" ignores the CR-LF vs. LF (or CR) EOLs.
(*): by "ghost" old(*) files I understand files that existed previously in the far past, that then were deleted long ago in SVN, and that popped out back during the Git migration.
