AtaPortRegistryControllerKeyRead - NtDoc

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// irb.h

BOOLEAN AtaPortRegistryControllerKeyRead(
  [in]            PVOID  ChannelExtension,
  [in]            UCHAR  ControllerNumber,
  [in]            PCHAR  ValueName,
  [in]            UCHAR  ValueType,
  [out, optional] PUCHAR Buffer,
                  PULONG BufferLength
);
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Windows Driver Kit DDI reference (nf-irb-ataportregistrycontrollerkeyread)

AtaPortRegistryControllerKeyRead function

Description

The AtaPortRegistryControllerKeyRead routine reads the data that is associated with the indicated value name under the registry key HKLM\CurrentControlSet\Services\<service name>\ControllerN, where N is the number of the controller.

Note The ATA port driver and ATA miniport driver models may be altered or unavailable in the future. Instead, we recommend using the Storport driver and Storport miniport driver models.

Parameters

ChannelExtension [in]

A pointer to the channel extension.

ControllerNumber [in]

Contains the controller number.

ValueName [in]

Contains the name of the registry value to read.

ValueType [in]

Indicates the type of the data that is contained in the registry value. This parameter should be assigned one of values indicated in the following table.

Value type Meaning
IDE_REG_DWORD A 4-byte numeric value.
IDE_REG_BINARY Binary data.
IDE_REG_SZ A null-terminated, Unicode string.

Buffer [out, optional]

A pointer to the buffer where the results are to be copied.

BufferLength

A pointer to the number of bytes of data to copy. If the operation fails because of an insufficient buffer, the location that is pointed to by Length will update to the actual length of the data in the registry.

Return value

AtaPortRegistryControllerKeyRead returns TRUE if the operation succeeds. Otherwise, it returns FALSE. The AtaPortRegistryControllerKeyRead routine also returns FALSE if the miniport driver does not call it from the correct routine.

Remarks

The buffer at Buffer must be allocated by using AtaPortRegistryAllocateBuffer.

The miniport driver must call AtaPortRegistryControllerKeyRead either in its AtaChannelInitRoutine routine or in its IdeHwControl routine. It cannot call AtaPortRegistryControllerKeyRead from any other routine. Additionally, the miniport driver can only call AtaPortRegistryControllerKeyRead from its IdeHwControl routine if its IdeHwControl routine was called and had a value of either StartChannel or StopChannel in its ControlAction parameter.

See also

AtaChannelInitRoutine

AtaPortRegistryAllocateBuffer

IdeHwControl