| 1 | | PS: Looked again into sources -- yes, in some cases return code is not checked. The most notable case is the function, zeroing sectors. So, there are cases when actions are made "blindly". Also, many functions in original Fat32Format have "void" return code, but call "die" function in case of errors. So, need to check sources for such cases... But strange that it works on my machine. |
| | 1 | PS: Looked again into sources -- yes, in some cases return code is not checked. The most notable case is the function, zeroing sectors. So, there are cases when actions are made "blindly". Also, many functions in original Fat32Format have "void" return code, but call "die" function in case of errors. So, need to check sources for such cases... But strange that it works on three my machines. |
