Hartmut Birr wrote:
A permanent object is never removed from the object
name space.
That's why the object is converted to a temporary object before it
can
be deleted. Temporary objects with 0 handles cannot be in the namespace,
they get removed as soon as the last handle is closed.
Since rev 14643, I'm not able to boot ros on my
test system. Each
changes in ntoskrnl\io\ does change the error messages. My test system
has only the a cdrom on the ide controller. The disk is a scsi one.
I don't
know what and why alex changed stuff in there, but these changes
I did certainly shouldn't break booting ros, at least it works fine for me.
I'm *pretty* sure these objects are permanent, if you want I'll write a
driver to proof this on windows tomorrow or thursday.
Best Regards,
Thomas