reactos#8401)

For example, ATAPI devices like CD-ROMs, detected as such by the
BIOS INT 13h extensions.

The motivation is that some hardware would report unusable geometry
(number of sectors) for such devices, for example:

- VBOX returns CHS=(-1)/(-1)/(-1) and total sectors = 0xFFFFFFFF`FFFFFFFF;

- Dell Latitude D531 BIOS claims that the drive is *NOT* removable
  (although is an ATAPI device), returns a hardcoded CHS=680/64/32,
  and total sectors = 348160 for 2048 bytes per sectors, corresponding
  to a fixed 680 MiB disk.

All this, even though a CD-ROM is present and may contain much less data.

In order to fix these problems, we always report a drive as being
removable *IF* it is detected as an ATAPI device by the INT 13h,AH=48h
"Get drive parameters" function.
In that case also, we redetermine a suitable geometry. First we assume
the drive may be a CD-ROM, and attempt to read the ISO-9660 volume size
from its ISO Primary Volume Descriptor, if any. If none is found, we
fall back to size detection by bisecting over valid and invalid sectors.

reactos#8401)

For example, ATAPI devices like CD-ROMs, detected as such by the
BIOS INT 13h extensions.

The motivation is that some hardware would report unusable geometry
(number of sectors) for such devices, for example:

- VBOX returns CHS=(-1)/(-1)/(-1) and total sectors = 0xFFFFFFFF`FFFFFFFF;

- Dell Latitude D531 BIOS claims that the drive is *NOT* removable
  (although is an ATAPI device), returns a hardcoded CHS=680/64/32,
  and total sectors = 348160 for 2048 bytes per sectors, corresponding
  to a fixed 680 MiB disk.

All this, even though a CD-ROM is present and may contain much less data.

In order to fix these problems, we always report a drive as being
removable *IF* it is detected as an ATAPI device by the INT 13h,AH=48h
"Get drive parameters" function.
In that case also, we redetermine a suitable geometry. First we assume
the drive may be a CD-ROM, and attempt to read the ISO-9660 volume size
from its ISO Primary Volume Descriptor, if any. If none is found, we
fall back to size detection by bisecting over valid and invalid sectors.

reactos#8401)

For example, ATAPI devices like CD-ROMs, detected as such by the
BIOS INT 13h extensions.

The motivation is that some hardware would report unusable geometry
(number of sectors) for such devices, for example:

- VBOX returns CHS=(-1)/(-1)/(-1) and total sectors = 0xFFFFFFFF`FFFFFFFF;

- Dell Latitude D531 BIOS claims that the drive is *NOT* removable
  (although is an ATAPI device), returns a hardcoded CHS=680/64/32,
  and total sectors = 348160 for 2048 bytes per sectors, corresponding
  to a fixed 680 MiB disk.

All this, even though a CD-ROM is present and may contain much less data.

In order to fix these problems, we always report a drive as being
removable *IF* it is detected as an ATAPI device by the INT 13h,AH=48h
"Get drive parameters" function.
In that case also, we redetermine a suitable geometry, by bisecting
over valid and invalid sectors.

reactos#8401)

For example, ATAPI devices like CD-ROMs, detected as such by the
BIOS INT 13h extensions.

The motivation is that some hardware would report unusable geometry
(number of sectors) for such devices, for example:

- VBOX returns CHS=(-1)/(-1)/(-1) and total sectors = 0xFFFFFFFF`FFFFFFFF;

- Dell Latitude D531 BIOS claims that the drive is *NOT* removable
  (although is an ATAPI device), returns a hardcoded CHS=680/64/32,
  and total sectors = 348160 for 2048 bytes per sectors, corresponding
  to a fixed 680 MiB disk.

All this, even though a CD-ROM is present and may contain much less data.

In order to fix these problems, we always report a drive as being
removable *IF* it is detected as an ATAPI device by the INT 13h,AH=48h
"Get drive parameters" function.
In that case also, we redetermine a suitable geometry, by bisecting
over valid and invalid sectors.

reactos#8401)

For example, ATAPI devices like CD-ROMs, detected as such by the
BIOS INT 13h extensions.

The motivation is that some hardware would report unusable geometry
(number of sectors) for such devices, for example:

- VBOX returns CHS=(-1)/(-1)/(-1) and total sectors = 0xFFFFFFFF`FFFFFFFF;

- Dell Latitude D531 BIOS claims that the drive is *NOT* removable
  (although is an ATAPI device), returns a hardcoded CHS=680/64/32,
  and total sectors = 348160 for 2048 bytes per sectors, corresponding
  to a fixed 680 MiB disk.

All this, even though a CD-ROM is present and may contain much less data.

In order to fix these problems, we always report a drive as being
removable *IF* it is detected as an ATAPI device by the INT 13h,AH=48h
"Get drive parameters" function.
In that case also, we redetermine a suitable geometry, by bisecting
over valid and invalid sectors.

reactos#8401)

For example, ATAPI devices like CD-ROMs, detected as such by the
BIOS INT 13h extensions.

The motivation is that some hardware would report unusable geometry
(number of sectors) for such devices, for example:

- VBOX returns CHS=(-1)/(-1)/(-1) and total sectors = 0xFFFFFFFF`FFFFFFFF;

- Dell Latitude D531 BIOS claims that the drive is *NOT* removable
  (although is an ATAPI device), returns a hardcoded CHS=680/64/32,
  and total sectors = 348160 for 2048 bytes per sectors, corresponding
  to a fixed 680 MiB disk.

All this, even though a CD-ROM is present and may contain much less data.

In order to fix these problems, we always report a drive as being
removable *IF* it is detected as an ATAPI device by the INT 13h,AH=48h
"Get drive parameters" function.
In that case also, we redetermine a suitable geometry, by bisecting
over valid and invalid sectors.

reactos#8401)

For example, ATAPI devices like CD-ROMs, detected as such by the
BIOS INT 13h extensions.

The motivation is that some hardware would report unusable geometry
(number of sectors) for such devices, for example:

- VBOX returns CHS=(-1)/(-1)/(-1) and total sectors = 0xFFFFFFFF`FFFFFFFF;

- Dell Latitude D531 BIOS claims that the drive is *NOT* removable
  (although is an ATAPI device), returns a hardcoded CHS=680/64/32,
  and total sectors = 348160 for 2048 bytes per sectors, corresponding
  to a fixed 680 MiB disk.

All this, even though a CD-ROM is present and may contain much less data.

In order to fix these problems, we always report a drive as being
removable *IF* it is detected as an ATAPI device by the INT 13h,AH=48h
"Get drive parameters" function.
In that case also, we redetermine a suitable geometry, by bisecting
over valid and invalid sectors.

reactos#8401)

For example, ATAPI devices like CD-ROMs, detected as such by the
BIOS INT 13h extensions.

The motivation is that some hardware would report unusable geometry
(number of sectors) for such devices, for example:

- VBOX returns CHS=(-1)/(-1)/(-1) and total sectors = 0xFFFFFFFF`FFFFFFFF;

- Dell Latitude D531 BIOS claims that the drive is *NOT* removable
  (although is an ATAPI device), returns a hardcoded CHS=680/64/32,
  and total sectors = 348160 for 2048 bytes per sectors, corresponding
  to a fixed 680 MiB disk.

All this, even though a CD-ROM is present and may contain much less data.

In order to fix these problems, we always report a drive as being
removable *IF* it is detected as an ATAPI device by the INT 13h,AH=48h
"Get drive parameters" function.
In that case also, we redetermine a suitable geometry, by bisecting
over valid and invalid sectors.

reactos#8401)

CORE-9023

For example, ATAPI devices like CD-ROMs, detected as such by the
BIOS INT 13h extensions.

The motivation is that some hardware would report unusable geometry
(number of sectors) for such devices, for example:

- VBOX returns CHS=(-1)/(-1)/(-1) and total sectors = 0xFFFFFFFF`FFFFFFFF;

- Dell Latitude D531 BIOS claims that the drive is *NOT* removable
  (although is an ATAPI device), returns a hardcoded CHS=680/64/32,
  and total sectors = 348160 for 2048 bytes per sectors, corresponding
  to a fixed 680 MiB disk.

All this, even though a CD-ROM is present and may contain much less data.

In order to fix these problems, we always report a drive as being
removable *IF* it is detected as an ATAPI device by the INT 13h,AH=48h
"Get drive parameters" function.
In that case also, we redetermine a suitable geometry, by bisecting
over valid and invalid sectors.