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I am currently busy writing a file system handler for messydos
diskettes, and I am having two problems about the things in the
subject line.

1. ACTION_CURRENT_VOLUME. My handler gets this packet when I return
the error ERROR_NO_DISK. Unfortunately, this packet is not documented
in any of the things that I have (all 1.1 RKMs and Dos manuals, and
the 1.3 autodocs). It seems that the value I return as a secondary
result (Result2), is used in the message No disk present in unit xx.
So if you return error 206 (ERROR_ACTION_NOT_KNOWN), you get a
requester saying No disk present in unit D9. ('0' + 206/10 == 'D')

I wonder what I must return in Result1. As long as I make it zero
(NULL), it works. But maybe the intention is that I return a BPTR
to the currently inserted VolumeNode there?

2. TD_REMCHANGEINT.  I have installed a disk change Interrupt to
notify the handler that a disk change has taken place. That works
like it should, even though it is very scarcely documented. But I
won't get the change Intterupt removed again, since there is
absolutely no indication what I should put in the io_Data field
of the TD_REMCHANGEINT IO request. I tried the two obvious things,
i.e. the same value as with TD_ADDCHANGEINT, a pointer to the
Interrupt structure, and a pointer to the (un-Reply()d)
TD_ADDCHANGEINT IO request. Both do not seem to work, although
DoIO returns 0.

Some experimentation with a debugger has shown that the ADD request
is the only thing on some List, which is not the List in the
ReplyPort. Its type is also still NT_MESSAGE. So WaitIO waits forever.

For now, I just Remove() the ADD request. I am certain that this is
NOT the correct way to do things. Could someone elaborate on the
arguments I should give with TD_REMCHANGEINT?

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