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Windows Operating System Internals Assignments OS6

© 2005 David A. Solomon and Mark Russinovich

Assignment 6.1:

Explain to your instructor:

 What are the main components of the Windows I/O system?

 What services does the I/O manager provide?

 What is the general structure of an I/O Request Packet (IRP)?

Assignment 6.2:

Describe the operation of the Windows I/O system. What is the control flow for a typical I/O request? How does the Windows I/O manager support the layering of drivers (filter drivers)?

Assignment 6.3:

Describe three circumstances under which blocking I/O (synchronous) should be used. Describe three circumstances under which non-blocking I/O (asynchronous) should be used.

How could a blocking I/O scheme be implemented on top of a non-blocking I/O subsystem? Which approach is taken by the Windows I/O subsystem in order to support both, synchronous and asynchronous I/O operations?

Assignment 6.4:

Describe the general structuring of a device driver in Windows.

How does the Windows I/O system support the dynamic loading/unloading of device drivers?

December 2005 by David A. Solomon and Mark Russinovich with Andreas Polze 1

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