Seems like this is an everlasting topic here :-)
Long time ago here was a mention about new features in WinCE.NET to support
removable medias (see below).
I have to port our old CE3.0 floppy drive driver where we used to use an
application to allow user manualy to mount or update floppy folder.
So what is the approach to get floppy working under the CE.NET now?
How can I let the fatfs driver know about that media is changed? Due some
FDD specific I can check the "disk was changed" signal only while real
access to disk, i.e upon on a read request. The CeResyncFilesys() function
didn't work there. Is there any chance to get it working? How?
And one more problem: when booting driver tries to read FAT. If disk isn't
inserted, it reads dummy fat and caches it. Now we have an empty folder. But
there are not requests to driver anymore to have a chance to resync folder.
I skimed over MSDN and didn't find answers.
Could someone put me on the right way?
Thanks, Andrei
> "Steve Maillet (eMVP)" <nos...@EntelechyConsulting.com> wrote in message
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> > There is nothing inherent about Windows CE.NET that makes a floppy
> > impossible. The problem as I see it is one of economics. To port a
> > floppy driver over to the new Windows CE.NET storage model would
> > require a good deal of effort. (Note this effort is unique to the
> > FLOPPY for the reasons you listed) The payback on that is minimal or
> > non-existent - not a lot of people are using FLOPPY disks in devices
> > any more. Even when the ETK V2.0 came out the number of devices
> > demanding floppy were minimal.
> >
> > --
> > Steve Maillet (eMVP - Windows CE)
> > Entelechy Consulting
> > smaillet_EntelechyConsulting_Com
Hope this helps,
Michel Verhagen [eMVP]
Windows CE Consultant
PTS Software
The Netherlands
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"Michel Verhagen [eMVP]" <michel....@nospam.pts.nl> wrote in message
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Regard to the pfaadt software floppy driver, we already have had
functionality like that, but it's far away from convenient "PC-style" floppy
functionality.
Thank you very much,
Andrei
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