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SYMPTOMS
There is a problem when passing parameters to SCSI miniports.
This works fine for the first device found (Device0). The registry string "Device0 parameters" is passed in as an argument to the HwFindAdapter routine. However, when the next device (Device1) is set up, the registry string for Device0 is again passed to the HwFindAdapter routine. In fact, this string will be passed in for all devices once it is set. This string should only be passed to the first device (Device0). RESOLUTION
As a temporary workaround, set up a default set of registry parameters for
all adapters and a specific key for the adapter with the required
parameters. For example, under the SCSI miniport key, create a Parameters
subkey. Under the Parameters subkey, create a subkey "Device" with some
non-intrusive parameters, such as a string the SCSI miniport will ignore.
Then, for the device you want to set a specific parameter to, say the first
device, create a device-specific key "Device0" with the device-specific
parameters. In the registry, this would look like similar to this:
For Device0, the string "Device0 parameters" will be passed to the HwFindAdapter routine. For all other devices, the string "Parameters or string to be ignored" will be passed. STATUSMicrosoft has determined that there is a problem with the Scsiport.sys driver. This problem will be resolved in the next release of the operating system. Additional query words: 3.50
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