Specifications

CHAPTER 4
Software Support
Control and Status Calls 67
rsDontMountDisks 4
You can use the rsDontMountDisks control routine to stop the interface driver from
monitoring disk-insertion events. If the interface driver has already mounted a PC disk
before you make this call, the PC disk remains in the drive and available to the PC
system.
The status code for this routine is rsDontMountDisks = 502.
Parameter block
—> indicates input to the driver
<— indicates output from the driver
rsActivateKB 4
You can use the rsActivateKB control routine to direct data from the Macintosh
computer keyboard to the PC system. All keys except the Command key are trapped.
This means that instead of being passed to the Macintosh, key codes (keystrokes) are
translated and transmitted to the PC system.
The status code for this routine is rsActivateKB = 102.
Parameter block
—> indicates input to the driver
<— indicates output from the driver
—> ioCompletion long Pointer to the completion routine.
<— ioResult word Device driver’s result code.
—> ioRefNum word Device driver’s reference number.
—> csCode word Equals rsDontMountDisks.
—> ioCompletion long Pointer to the completion routine.
<— ioResult word Device driver’s result code.
—> ioRefNum word Device driver’s reference number.
—> csCode word Equals rsActivateKB.