DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (2.8.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)
Engineering Release date	:       12/15/2006
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)
1) LSID100060897: Driver is not updating the dataTransferLength properly which can lead to failure of scsi compliancetest.
Enhancements:
None.
Special Note: None
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (2.7.0.32) (zip2)- Windows 2000 - (Miniport)
Engineering Release date	:       12/1/2006
Engineer			:	Rajesh Prabhakaran
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)
1) LSID100062044: Include W2k package along with XP 64 on DELL request.
2) LSID100062117: W2K3 needs to be the default OS on the W2K3x86 W2K
Enhancements:
None.
Special Note: None
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (2.7.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)
Engineering Release date	:       11/03/2006
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)
1) Function pointers are implemented to efficiently route the IOs and interrupts for PowerPC and XScale based controllers.

Enhancements:
None.
Special Note: None
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (2.6.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)
Engineering Release date	:       10/20/2006
Engineer			:	Rajesh Prabhakaran
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)
1)LSID100059870 : Merge Perc6/5  & CERC names on the same line with the update line as recommended on textsetup.oem file.
2)LSID100058126 : Support 32 COntrollers - Windows Driver CR-56417 (CO #58122)
3)LSID100060264 : For SAS ZCR controllers, we have seen the IoAddress access RangeLength to come as big as 128MB. Since driver cannot map this range in some the memory conditions its reduced to to 0x2000 bytes for all the controllers
4) LSID100060272: Correct AdapterId returned from the AEN function. AdapterId is based on PCI Function/Bus/Device Number.
Enhancements:
None.
Special Note: None
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (2.5.0.32) (zip2)- Windows 2000 - (Miniport)
Engineering Release date	:       09/21/2006
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)
1) Device Manager was displaying incorrect DEviceType in the Disk Management. Inf file has been modified to display the correct DeviceType (RAID).
2) Disk Timeout has been increased from 60 secs to 65 secs as per Dell request.The Pitbull team said that they could not lower their internal timeouts
below 60s and they need that amount of time to complete recovery.  If
the disk timeout is also 60s then it is possible that they will get
reset before their recovery time has completed.  Hence the request to
have a few seconds of additional buffer in the disk timeout value.
Enhancements:
None.

Special Note: None
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (2.5.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)
Engineering Release date	:       08/30/2006
Engineer			:	Rajesh Prabhakaran.
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)
1) LSID100057789 : Fix wrong Srbstatus Sent by miniport driver when reset is pending.
2) LSID100057775 : Update MulitOS inf file with correct decoration to resolve the driver update problem in W2K using manual install option.
3) LSID100057442 : Support kill adapter & dumping SRB address functionalities in driver..
Enhancements:
None.

Special Note: None
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (2.3.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       08/02/2006
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

1) Added support for Dell perc6 PnPIds.

2) LSID100035161: Fullinit is not clearing all the data on the logical drive. Whenever a logical drive is created and partioned with a file system with some files on it.It was observed that after running slow initialization from the storelib or any RAID
management utility, the parition information and the files used to be still present.Only after a reboot, this parition used to disappear. This issue has been resolved with the firmware and driver changes. Firmware after complete initialization of the drives, will
send a check condition to all the commands except SCSI inquiry or Read Capacity. When the firmware receives the first read/write command, firmware will return a check condition with SenseKey set to SCSI_SENSE_UNIT_ATTENTION and ASCQ set to SCSI_ADSENSE_BUS_RESET. Driver on 
receiving this condition will initiate a Bus rescan. This will allow the OS to invalidate its cache.

3)LSID100054485: Firmware is setting MFI_STATE_BOOT_MSG_PENDING state and waits for driver to clear the message.
Set hotplug mfi control register if fw state during intialization is MFI_STATE_BOOT_MSG_PENDING.

4) Replacing the current CalculateMFIFrameCount logic as the new one is much easier to follow.

Enhancements:
None.

Special Note: None
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.18.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       02/17/2006
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

1) LSID100044532: No video coming out of S4 (Hibernate) when running PMTE with the Perc 5/i.
After running hibernation test between 100-200 times, it was observed producerIndex was set to a value greater than the replyQueueEntries.
The situation can occur during subsequent hibernations with driver always decrementing the MaxNumberofCommandsCompleted by 3 which in turn will decrement replyQEntries by 3 (3 commands used for internal purposes).
Before hibernation, if producerIndex was equal to replyQ but after coming out of hibernation, replyQ entry got decremented and producerIndex remains same as the prev boot. This might lead to a situation where firmware while completing the command in the replyQ will end up setting producerIndex to 0, and driver on its part while calculating the numberofCompletedCmds will get a value of 0 or -1. Hence, driver was not completing the command but only updating the consumerPointer to producerPointer. 
	Driver should reinitialize the value of MaxCommandSupported to 1000 and so the replyQEntries while coming out of hibernation. This way producerIndex will never cross the boundary conditions.

Enhancements:
None.

Special Note: None
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.17.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       02/03/2006
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

1) LSID100044962: VERY LOW performance accessing Logical Drive created during same power-on session, if Full Init is performed during creation.Driver is mapping LD_INIT_IN_PROGRESS (0x18) to STATUS_ERROR and OS keeps on retrying for long until the full init completes.
So OS after receiving certain number of errors on the logical drive is getting slow which hurts performance.
The driver has been changed to return sense information when FW returns LD init in progress with Logical Unit is in progress of becoming ready.

2) LSID100044662: Dirty cache LED re-illuminates during clean OS shutdown. When the driver receives SRB_FUNCTION_SHUTDOWN, instead of returning dummy success back to the OS, driver would send controller & disk flush command to the firmware (but not a shutdown command). Now when driver receives SCSI Write calls after the SRB_FUNCTION_SHUTDOWN, driver would piggyback each write call it receives after shutdown with controller & disk flush command to the firmware in order to prevent data loss because of dirty cache.
      With this mechanism, our driver code implementation would not have to depend upon what Microsoft supports or not. Driver would flush the cache regardless.

Enhancements:
None.

Special Note: None
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.16.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       11/16/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

1) LSID100041931: OS takes long time to boot or format of a logical drive takes longer time to complete:
Driver is not handling the Sequence number correctly which is results in the driver sending incorrect sequence number to the firmware which causes firmware to post older AENs to the driver. This results in the endless loop of AENs getting issued to the driver and hence it slows down the performance.

2) LSID100041882: When the driver and the FW times out, driver logs the message in the Windows event log :"The driver has detected a device with old or out-of-date firmware. The device will not be used". This message has been replaced by Driver timeout message.

3) LSID100041849: OS or I/O hangs while running I/O on 8 LDs and script create/delete LD 9th:
For any timeouts happening for a target attached to the physical channel driver is still processing the commands from the OS and sending it to the Firmware during reset. This is leading to timer routine never able to make the PendCmds=0 and hence eventually we set the adpater to Dead.This fix has been done by blocking the commands from the OS when the driver is busy processing the outstanding commands in the resetBus on the physical channel as well.

Enhancements:
None.

Special Note: None
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.15.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       11/04/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)
1) LSID100041301: System Tickcount not calcuated properly.
Description: Driver was not properly calculating the number of ticks required to estimate 3 minute timeout during reset operation. This issue would only happen on Windows 2000 as in Windows 2000 enviornment, driver can't query the system time.

Enhancements:
None.

Special Note: None
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.14.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       10/28/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

1) LSID100035235: Some times Windows 2003 Installation/SP1 attachement cannot be done.
This issue has been identified to be caused by StorportGetPhysicalAddress which is giving bad 
address at times on Windows 2003. We dont see this issue on Windows 2003 SP1. In order for our
drivers to be compatible, we would need to change  the StorportGetPhysicalAddress() second 
parameter from SRB to NULL. This would resolve the issue and the release driver would work for 
both Windows 2003 and Windows 2003 SP1.As per MS developer, there can be a potential issue in the
port driver code, so he is suggesting us to pass NULL as second parameter for workaround. 

Enhancements:
None.

Special Note: None
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.13.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       10/06/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

1) LSID100034826: PCIE fatal error: 
The issue happened as driver didnt initialize the requestSense field of MFI frame and hence some junk address is send to the firmware and cause the PCIE error. The fix has been put in the driver where the driver would initialize the request sense fields to 0.

2) ResetFlag is not getting reset in the ResetBus routine when the logical drive count becomes 0. This will lead to the situation where driver would not allow more IOs to go down to the firmware. This is a very difficult bug to be reproduced as the driver should receive a resetBus and at the same time firmware should complete all the pending commands including the command which will clear config. In this situation, driver would set the ResetFlag and fails to clear it once it detects there is no logical drive present.

Enhancements:
None.

Special Note: None
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.12.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       09/20/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

1) LSID100033858: GUI fails to get AEN after coming out of hibernation. After coming out of hibernation, driver was resetting 
the EventClasssLocale to critical events and hence the source of the problem. This issue has been resolved. Now the driver would 
set the EventClassLocale values to the values that were saved before going into hibernation.

Enhancements:
None

Special Note: None
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.11.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       09/08/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

1) LSID100033123: Three driver files txtsetup.oem, nodev.inf and oemsetup.inf is modified to point to a single cat file for the multiOS package as Microsoft only provides one signature per submission.

2) When the Reset Bus command is issued to the firmware, driver would pause the adapter and would resume upon the completion of the reset bus command.

3) Driver would set the adapter to BUSY if the numberofPending commands exceeds the number of numberofMaxConcurrentCommands that firmware supports and would resume operation when the numberofPending commands fall below the numberofMaxConcurrentCommands.

Enhancements:
None

Special Note: None
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.10.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       08/26/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

1) Driver would expose/mask the SES based on the controller properties. Driver would issue a rescan bus if there is a change in the 
exposeEnclosureDevices parameter of controller properties.

2) VTune performance issue: Driver was consuming lot of CPU time during initializing some data Structures. To improve the performance, driver has been changed to initialized only the required parameters of the data structures.

3) Microsoft Bug 1269981: For Storport drivers, MS requires StorportGetPhysicalAddress() should always give SRB as input. We have seen this issue with checked build storport.sys returning warnings for this issue for every IOs send down to the firmware. Changes have been made in the IO path so that checked build storport.sys does not issue these warnings.

Enhancements:
None

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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.9.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       08/09/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

1) LSID100030817: S3 standby was not resuming. Driver would examine the contents of the STATE register and look at the time 
between changes in the register. If the register is changing, then firmware is probably initializing drives and updating the state.  
However, if the state register freezes for too long, then that would indicate a FW hang condition.  
So, during your timeout poll, if the state register changes, driver would simply restart your 60 second timeout.

2) MFI_STAT_LD_LBA_OUT_OF_RANGE was not mapped correctly to the OS status. This fix has been made and driver is returning invalid request for the mfi status MFI_STAT_LD_LBA_OUT_OF_RANGE.

Enhancements:
None

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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.8.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       07/14/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

1) LSID100030125: After importing a Foreign LD the OS drive name mapping is incomplete until a "scan fo hardware changes" is performed in device manager. Driver has been fixed with the change that would allow PnP to scan the bus whenever there is a change in the logical drive
configuration during the import foreign config.

2) MultiOS package has been released which would combine Windows 2000 and Windows 2003 x86 drivers. This is done so that WHQL signature can
be obtained for the Windows 2000 driver.

Enhancements:
None.

Special Note: None

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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.7.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       06/28/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

1) LSID100029554 : By default, the driver was exposing the Physical Disks (PDs) when there is no logical drives (LDs) configured.
This has ben changes as now the driver would not expose any PDs when there is no logical drive information present. Functionality has been
added to turn ON/OFF this feature through the Windows debugger.

2) Driver would specify to the Firmware if there is a hotplug situation so that Firmware will spinup one drive at a time otherwise it firmware will use Vendor supplied drive spinup count.

3) Driver would support the maximum 80SGE count supported by the firmware. Previously, driver was only supporting 56 SGE count for 32bit systems and 37 SGEs count for the 64 bit systems.

Enhancements:
None.

Special Note: None

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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.6.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       06/16/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

Enhancements:
Longhorn Version information added to the source code.

Special Note: None

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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.5.1.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       06/02/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

Enhancements:
Common Header files updated to reflect the new changes.

Special Note: None

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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.5.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       05/31/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

1) LSID100028251 : Driver is not handling the AEN masks properly. Driver needs to ORed all the masks sends by the applicaiton and send it to Firmware. This would allow multiple application with different mask information to work properly.

2) Driver would use DeviceNumber/FunctionNumber/BusNumber to uniquely identify the controller to avoid issues with the ControllerId when Dell and LSI controllers are on the same system.

3)  LSID100028295 : Driver was not handling the Shutdown call gracefully. Driver was not building the Shutdown command properly leading to the system hang. This issue has been fixed by building the shutdown command and issuing it to the firmware.

Enhancements:
None

Special Note: None

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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:     megasas.sys (1.4.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:     05/13/2005
Engineer			:     Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)

1. LSID100027604: Hibernation/Standby issue resolved. Driver needs to send Controller/Disk flush command before sending the Hibernation/Standby command. This would allow firmware to flush all the cache.

2. Driver was not sending the WaitforEvent(AEN Frame) with the correct sequence number. This would make firmware send AENs for the incorrect sequence number.

3. LSID100027894: Storport driver fails to load when the dataTransferLength is set to 512K. Driver was not handling the Scatter gather list properly.

4. WMI, AEN and DPC initliazation is disabled during hibernation/Standby.

5. LSID100027656: Interrupt Vector is returned by the driver to Storelib application when the application request for PCI information.

6. Ability to detect hibernation/crashdump has been added in the driver.


Enhancements:
None

Special Note: None

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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.3.1.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       04/22/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)
Bugs Fixed  : 
None
Enhancements:
1) Build version number changed to sync with W2K3 release for datatransferlength change (Defect Id: LSID100027392)

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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.3.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       04/18/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)
Bugs Fixed  : 

1) Default Sense Data is returned for all the SCSIOP_REQUEST_SENSE(0x3) request coming for the logical drives.
2) During ResetBus, miniport driver was not asking for the next request. OS would not send any more requests till the miniport driver requests.This fix has been made in the driver.

3) Driver was not able to resume the operations after coming out of Standby. This was due to the fact that the driver was not able to disable the interrupts correctly. The default value to mask the interrupts is changed to 0x1f.

4) Perc Controller names have been changed to reflect the new names.

5) Copyright information changed from 2001 to 2005 in the inf files.

Enhancements:
1) Default Data TransferLength has been increased from 64k to 512k

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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.2.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       03/28/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)
Bugs Fixed  : 
1) INF files decoration added according to MS specifications.
2) NeedsSystemShutdownNotification added to the inf file for shutdown notification.

Enhancements:
1) Cluster functionality LD Reserve/Release/Reset added to the driver.

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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	megasas.sys (1.1.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport)     
Engineering Release date	:       03/04/2005
Engineer			:	Gurpreet Anand
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)
Bugs Fixed  : 

1) Driver was not returning the correct status if the logical drives becomes offline.
2) For Storport driver, DeviceQueueDepth increased to 254. This would allow the Storport driver to send 254 outstanding IOs to each LUN.
3) Driver name inconsistency has been resolved. Driver name would megasas.sys for Windows 2000
driver and percsas.sys for the Windows 2003(x86/x64/IA64) drivers.
4) For STP, driver was not filling the correct SG list. This issue has been resolved in this release.
5) Firmware supports maximum of 1008 commands. In order to avoid returning BUSY status from the driver, INF file has been modified to support 1000 commands ( driver uses 3 commands for internal uses).

Enhancements:
None.
NOTE: Delete all previous SAS drivers before you install this driver.
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	perc5sas.sys (1.0.0.32) - Windows 2000 - (Miniport), 
                                        perc5x86.sys (1.0.0.32) - Windows 2003 - (Storport)
Engineering Release date	:       02/14/2005
Engineer			:	Parag Maharana
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)
Bugs Fixed  : 
		1) Scanning problem fixed

Enhancements:
		1) Added Support for SMP/STP Command

NOTE        : Apply HOTFIX for STORPORT
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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	perc5sas.sys (T5.0.1.0) - Windows 2000, 
                                        perc5x86.sys (T5.2.1.0) - Windows 2003
Engineering Release date	:       02/10/2005
Engineer			:	Parag Maharana
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)
Bugs Fixed  : 
Enhancements:
		1) If no configuration found in controller, driver will expose all PDs to OS, 
                   as soon as user create logical drives, all PDs will be hidden.

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DRIVER NAME/VERSION		:	perc5sas.sys (T5.0.1.0) - Windows 2000, 
                                        perc5x86.sys (T5.2.1.0) - Windows 2003
Engineering Release date	:       01/27/2005
Engineer			:	Parag Maharana
Reason for Release (including Bug Fixes and Enhancements and Feature added)
Bugs Fixed  : 
		1) OS crashes if fw debugger goes to debugger more than 1 min.
Enhancements:
		1) If no configuration found in controller, driver will expose all PDs to OS, 
                   as soon as user create logical drives, all PDs will be hidden.

