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B10.6 Removable Media DrivesAll general requirements in B1.0 are included by reference. All bus-specific requirements in B2.0 are included by reference. All general storage requirements in B10.1 are included by reference. All ATA/ATAPI device-specific requirements in B10.2 are included by reference. All SCSI device-specific requirements in B10.3 are included by reference. B10.6.1 Removable Media Drives - Windows CompatibilityB10.6.1.1 Windows XP/Windows 2000: Removable Storage Management and Windows 2000http://www.microsoft.com/hwdev/storage/RSM.htm B10.6.2 Removable Media Drives - Industry StandardsSee B10.1.2. B10.6.3 Removable Media Drives - QualityB10.6.3.1 Pass WHQL testsSee B1.3, B10.1.3.2, and B10.1.4.7. Windows XP: See “Removable Media Drive” in the HCT documentation. B10.6.3.2 - B10.6.3.3 SEE B10.1.4.7Removable media with MTBF similar to hard drives also can be converted to NTFS. B10.6.4 Removable Media Drives - Windows ExperienceB10.6.4.1 Windows 98/Me: Driver runs in 32-bit protected mode after installationB10.6.4.2 SEE B10.2.4B10.6.5 Removable Media Drives - FAQsSee B10.1.5. B10.6.R Removable Media Drives - Future RequirementsSee B10.1.R. B10.7 Tape DrivesAll general requirements in B1.0 are included by reference. All bus-specific requirements in B2.0 are included by reference. All general storage requirements in B10.1 are included by reference. All ATA/ATAPI device-specific requirements in B10.2 are included by reference. All SCSI device-specific requirements in B10.3 are included by reference. B10.7.1 Tape Drives - Windows CompatibilitySee B10.1.1. B10.7.2 Tape Drives - Industry StandardsB10.7.2.1 Tape-related standards[SDG3:197]
B10.7.2.2 SEE B10.1.2B10.7.3 Tape Drives - QualityB10.7.3.1 SEE B10.7.3.2B10.7.3.2 Pass WHQL testsSee B1.3, B10.1.3.2, and B10.1.4.7. Windows XP: See “Tape Drive” in the HCT documentation. B10.7.4 Tape Drives - Windows ExperienceB10.7.4.1 To tolerate Ultra DMA, ATAPI devices support the termination scheme defined in ATA/ATAPI-5[ATA-0119; see FAQ B10.1.5.4] B10.7.4.2 Windows Whistler Server: Driver integrates with Removable Storage Manager[SDG3:198] B10.7.4.3 Windows Whistler Server: Single-backup device meets minimum capacity requirements[SDG3:196] Basic: Required. Advanced Server: 20 GB required. B10.7.5 Tape Drives - FAQsSee B10.1.5. B10.7.R Tape Drives - Future RequirementsSee B10.1.R. B10.7.R.1 For support of larger storage farms and server installations, the minimum tape size is 40 GBDue to the needs of even the lowest end systems. B10.8 Media Changer DevicesAll general requirements in B1.0 are included by reference. All bus-specific requirements in B2.0 are included by reference. All general storage requirements in B10.1 are included by reference. B10.8.1 Media Changer Devices - Windows CompatibilitySee B10.1.1. B10.8.2 Media Changer Devices - Industry StandardsSee B10.1.2. B10.8.3 Media Changer Devices - QualityB10.8.3.1 SEE B10.8.3.2B10.8.3.2 Pass Windows Logo Program testingSee B1.3 and B10.1.3.2. Windows XP: See “Media Changer Device” in the HCT documentation. B10.8.3.3 DELETEDB10.8.4 Media Changer Devices - Windows ExperienceDesign Guideline References: Hardware Design Guide Version 3.0 for Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Chapter 5 B10.8.4.1 If CD changer device supports 7 discs or less, comply with MMC-2[STOR-0356; SDG3:199] B10.8.4.2 SCSI tape changer and drive support auto-configuration[SDG3:200] B10.8.4.3 SCSI tape and optical disk changer support auto-configuration[SDG3:201] B10.8.5 Media Changer Devices - FAQsSee B10.1.5. B10.8.R Media Changer Devices - Future RequirementsSee B10.1.R. B10.9 RAIDAll general requirements in B1.0 are included by reference. All bus-specific requirements in B2.0 are included by reference. All general storage requirements in B10.1 are included by reference. Note: If this device is implemented on a client system, compatibility testing is required for Windows XP/Windows 2000. B10.9.1 RAID - Windows CompatibilityB10.9.1.1 SCAM is disabled by default, if SCSI device[SCSI-0113; SDG3:171] B10.9.2 RAID - Industry StandardsSee B10.1.2 and B10.3.2. B10.9.3 RAID - QualityB10.9.3.1 Pass WHQL testsSee B1.3, B10.1.3.2, and B10.1.4.7. Windows XP/Windows Whistler Server: See “RAID Devices” and “RAID Controller” in the HCT documentation. B10.9.3.2 SEE B10.9.3.1.B10.9.3.3 RAID cluster deviceSee B10.9.3.1. B10.9.3.4 RAID multi-cluster deviceSee B10.9.3.1. B10.9.3.5 SEE B10.9.3.1B10.9.4 RAID - Windows ExperienceDesign Guideline References: Hardware Design Guide Version 3.0 for Microsoft Windows 2000 Server, Chapter 5 B10.9.4.1 All external SCSI connectors are labeled with ANSI approved icon for bus type[SCSI-0108; SDG3:163] B10.9.4.2 Requirements in B10.1.4 do not apply for RAID Cluster DevicesThis program only verifies basic cluster failover functionality requirements; all features and Windows Experience testing is completed when the product goes through the prerequisite Logo testing for the device type. B10.9.4.3 RAID support include notification of failed drive[SDG3:219] B10.9.4.4 RAID subsystem supports automatic replacement of failed drive[SDG3:220] B10.9.4.5 RAID subsystem supports manual replacement of failed drive[SDG3:221] B10.9.5 RAID - FAQsB10.9.5.1 Option ROM requirements [Clarification][BIOS-0011; SDG3:147] Option ROMs for RAID controllers implemented on systems or as add-in controller cards must fully support Int 13. FAQ Date: March 19, 1999 B10.9.R RAID - Future RequirementsSee B10.1.R. B10.9.R.1 SCSI controller drivers follow the Microsoft miniport model, in order to enable implementation of advanced features such as multi-path failover, load balancing, or LUN masking |