I was wondering if anyone has recommendations on this problem. I have
a SCSI miniport running on WinXP. I would like to add some custom
logic to the shutdown path to improve my boot time (thats a longer
story.) On shutdown of the host I do not receive a HwScsiStartIo-
lead me to try setting CachesData to 1. Although I still don't see
these on shutdown. I do see a ScsiStopAdapter when going into
standby.

Does anyone know how I can detect the system shutdown from a scsi
miniport after my last IO request is completed. Thanks!

Why not use ScsiStopAdapter?

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On Nov 2, 2:31 pm, "Peter Wieland [MSFT]"
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Previously noted, I'm not getting ScsiStopAdapter on shutdown. I
do get it on standby. Based on the documentation I don't believe
I should get ScsiStopAdapter on shutdown. I do believe I should
get SRB_FUNCTION_SHUTDOWN. Although I'm not getting that either.

I'm assuming this is a configuration problem on my part. Although
I can find no documentation that relates to this other than the
already
noted CachedData bit and kb290831.

Sorry - I misread that part.

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