- #Dane mass storage device driver drivers
- #Dane mass storage device driver driver
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Say Y here to include additional code to support the Sandisk SDDR-55 SmartMedia reader in the USB Mass Storage driver. (on/off) SanDisk SDDR-55 SmartMedia support (EXPERIMENTAL).Also works for the Microtech Zio! SmartMedia reader.
Say Y here to include additional code to support the Sandisk SDDR-09 SmartMedia reader in the USB Mass Storage driver.
#Dane mass storage device driver driver
Devices reported to work with this driver include: - CompactFlash reader included with Kodak DC3800 camera - Dane-Elec Zmate CompactFlash reader - Delkin Efilm reader2 - HP 8200e/8210e/8230e CD-Writer Plus drives - I-JAM JS-50U - Jessops CompactFlash JESDCFRU BLACK - Kingston Technology PCREAD-USB/CF - Maxell UA4 CompactFlash reader - Memorex UCF-100 - Microtech ZiO! ICS-45 CF2 - RCA LYRA MP3 portable - Sandisk ImageMate SDDR-05b Say Y here to include additional code to support storage devices based on the SCM/Shuttle USBAT/USBAT02 processors.
#Dane mass storage device driver drivers
Each such PDO can be addressed as a target device and be serviced by its own class driver.Howto configure the Linux kernel / drivers / usb / storage For example, the class driver for a partitioned media device such as a disk returns a list of PDOs representing its partitions. A storage class driver can also act as a Bus Drivers, enumerating child devices of its devices. To the PnP manager, a storage class driver is a Function Drivers, that is, one that drives an individual device.
For more information about system-control and standard kernel-mode driver routines, see Standard Driver Routines. Thus every class driver must have a DriverEntry routine, an AddDevice routine, an Unload routine, one or more IoCompletion routines, plus DispatchPnP and DispatchPower routines to handle Plug and Play and power IRPs.Ī storage class driver must also have a DispatchSystemControl routine to handle system-control IRPs, and can have any other standard higher-level driver routine, such as a StartIo routine, as determined by the driver designer. To the I/O manager and any higher-level drivers layered above a storage class driver, most storage class drivers are standard kernel-mode intermediate drivers.
#Dane mass storage device driver windows
In the Windows Driver Kit (WDK), the term "HBA" stands for any such underlying adapter or controller. The storage port driver translates the SRBs into the format required by the underlying host bus adapter (HBA), which might be a SCSI or 1394 host bus adapter, IDE controller, or other such hardware, and issues commands to the device. Instead, the port driver (or a still-lower driver) is responsible for any addressing required. The particular bus to which a storage device is connected is transparent to the storage class driver.Īny storage class driver handles I/O requests from user applications or higher-level drivers by building SCSI request blocks (SRBs) containing command descriptor blocks (CDBs) and sending them, through any intervening filter drivers, to the underlying storage port driver.Ī storage class driver does not provide addressing information in the SRB. A storage class driver uses the well-established SCSI class/port interface to control a mass storage device of its type on any bus for which the system supplies a storage port driver (currently SCSI, IDE, USB and IEEE 1394).