The information in this article applies to:
SYMPTOMS
The SCSI tape class driver shipped on the Windows NT DDK crashes the system
if it is built and used without modification. The driver source is in
\ddk\src\storage\class\scsitape and builds a binary called TAPE.SYS.
CAUSEThe SCSI tape class driver is building with the wrong class driver library. The correct library should be OLDCLASS.LIB. RESOLUTION
Modify the SCSI tape class driver SOURCES file. Change the line in the file
from:
to:
In order for TAPE.SYS to build, first build the OLDCLASS.LIB library. Run "build -cef" (or simply "bld") in \ddk\src\storage\class\oldclass. Then run "build -cef" (or "bld") in \ddk\src\storage\class\scsitape. This will create a valid version of TAPE.SYS. Note that the Oldclass directory is not built by default when the Class directory is built. This is because the DIRS file does not include the Oldclass directory. If you wish to make Oldclass build whenever the Class directory is built, change the DIRS file in \ddk\src\storage\class to the following:
STATUSMicrosoft has confirmed this to be a bug in the Microsoft products listed at the beginning of this article. We are researching this bug and will post new information here in the Microsoft Knowledge Base as it becomes available. MORE INFORMATIONFor specific information on building and debugging Windows NT device drivers, refer to the Windows NT DDK online documentation.
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