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Corinna Vinschen wrote:

> Can you change the source and see what you get when the native NT
> filename is only \??\X: instead of \??\X:\ (no trailing backslash)?

Without the trailing backslash ZwOpenFile returns STATUS_ACCESS_DENIED
(stat = c0000022).  It seems to do that regardless of the drive letter
so it doesn't look like it's specific to the ramdisk driver.

Brian

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