Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #14, comment 11


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Jul 25, 2016, 6:39:23 PM (8 years ago)
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  • Ticket #14, comment 11

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    77HOWEVER, if the cluster size is allocated to a bigger value (say 1024 bytes) for whatever reason (error in the formatting code) then the limit would increase to > 60 MB and then a 60 MB partition would not meet the requirements.
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    9 I guess DFSee is doing the right thing and computing everything correctly (cluster size etc.) whereas the FAT32 formatting code does not.
     9I guess DFSee is doing the right thing and computing everything correctly (cluster size etc.) whereas the FAT32 formatting code does not. Maybe the FAT32 formatting code reuses a wrong cluster size from the BPB if it finds an already existing FAT16/FAT32 BPB but I don't know. The latter would explain why you can format correctly with FAT32 after wiping the first sectors to zero.
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    1111There is absolutely no relation to what the disk driver does.