FEATURE_DATA_RANDOM_WRITABLE - NtDoc
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// ntddmmc.h
typedef struct _FEATURE_DATA_RANDOM_WRITABLE {
FEATURE_HEADER Header;
UCHAR LastLBA[4];
UCHAR LogicalBlockSize[4];
UCHAR Blocking[2];
UCHAR ErrorRecoveryPagePresent : 1;
UCHAR Reserved1 : 7;
UCHAR Reserved2;
} FEATURE_DATA_RANDOM_WRITABLE, *PFEATURE_DATA_RANDOM_WRITABLE;
View the official Windows Driver Kit DDI referenceNo description available.
The FEATURE_DATA_RANDOM_WRITABLE structure holds information about the Random Writable feature.
HeaderContains a FEATURE_HEADER structure with header information for this feature descriptor.
LastLBAContains the logical block address of the last addressable block on the medium. The bytes of this array are arranged in big-endian order. LastLBA[0] contains the most significant byte, and LastLBA[3] contains the least significant byte.
LogicalBlockSizeSpecifies the number of bytes per logical block. The bytes of this array are arranged in big-endian order. LogicalBlockSize[0] contains the most significant byte, and LogicalBlockSize[3] contains the least significant byte.
BlockingIndicates the number of logical blocks per device. The bytes of this array are arranged in big-endian order. Blocking[0] contains the most significant byte, and Blocking[1] contains the least significant byte.
ErrorRecoveryPagePresentIndicates, when set to zero, that the Read/Write Error Recovery Mode Page might not be present. See the SCSI Multimedia -3 (MMC-3) specification for an explanation of this page.
Reserved1Reserved.
Reserved2Reserved.
This structure holds data for the feature named "Random Writable" by the MMC-3 specification. Devices that support this feature can write blocks of data to random locations on the disk. These devices do not require that the initiator address disk locations in any particular order.