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InitDiskErrorHandler (Compact 2013)

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3/26/2014

This function (optional) is called by FSDMGR when a disk volume is mounted, and is typically used for an error handler to distinguish between the same file system mounted on different partitions and disks.

Syntax

BOOL InitDiskErrorHandler(
   HDSK hDsk,
   LPCWSTR pszVolumeName,
   DWORD dwMountFlags
);

Parameters

  • hDsk
    [in] Handle to the disk.
  • pszVolumeName
    [in] Name of the volume to be mounted.

  • dwMountFlags
    [in] Mount flags that indicate how the volume is mounted.

    The following table shows the possible values for dwMountFlags.

    Value

    Description

    AFS_FLAG_HIDDEN

    Mount as a hidden file system.

    AFS_FLAG_BOOTABLE

    Mount as a bootable file system.

    AFS_FLAG_ROOTFS

    Mount as root of file system.

    AFS_FLAG_MOUNTROM

    Mount the new file system as an additional ROM file system.

    AFS_FLAG_SYSTEM

    Mount as a system volume, which untrusted processes cannot access.

    AFS_FLAG_PERMANENT

    Mount as a permanent volume that cannot be unmounted.

    AFS_FLAG_NETWORK

    Mount as the UNC handler file system.

    AFS_FLAG_KMODE

    Mount as a volume that can only be directly accessed only by the kernel.

    AFS_FLAG_DEBUGFS

    Mount as the debug file system.

Return Value

Returns TRUE if successful; otherwise, returns FALSE and the error handler is unloaded.

Requirements

Header

Fsderr.h

See Also

Reference

Error Handler Functions