[MS-VDS]: Virtual Disk Service (VDS) Protocol Specification

2.2.1.3.21 VDS_INPUT_DISKThe VDS_INPUT_DISK structure provides information about a disk for volume creation andmodification.typedef struct _VDS_INPUT_DISK {VDS_OBJECT_ID diskId;ULONGLONG ullSize;VDS_OBJECT_ID plexId;unsigned long memberIdx;} VDS_INPUT_DISK;diskId: The VDS object ID of the disk object.ullSize: The size of the disk to use, in bytes.plexId: When extending a volume, the VDS object ID of the plex object to which the disk will beadded. A volume can only be extended by extending all members of all plexes in the sameoperation. This member is used when extending any volume and ignored when creating avolume or repairing a RAID-5 volume.memberIdx: The zero-based member index of the disk to which the extent belongs. Eitherspecify a memberIdx for all disks or specify it for none. VDS uses disks with the samememberIdx in the order they appear in the array. For example, the first disk in the array isalways used first, even if it does not have the lowest index. This member is ignored whenrepairing a RAID-5 volume.2.2.1.3.22 CREATE_PARTITION_PARAMETERSThe CREATE_PARTITION_PARAMETERS structure provides information about partitionproperties.typedef struct _CREATE_PARTITION_PARAMETERS {VDS_PARTITION_STYLE style;[switch_is(style)] union {[case(VDS_PST_MBR)]struct {byte partitionType;BOOLEAN bootIndicator;} MbrPartInfo;[case(VDS_PST_GPT)]struct {GUID partitionType;GUID partitionId;ULONGLONG attributes;WCHAR name[24];} GptPartInfo;[default] ;};} CREATE_PARTITION_PARAMETERS;style: A value from the VDS_PARTITION_STYLE enumeration that describes the disk partitionformat.[MS-VDS] — v20110610Virtual Disk Service (VDS) Protocol SpecificationCopyright © 2011 Microsoft Corporation.Release: Friday, June 10, 201155 / 360