[U-Boot-Users] code for writing FAT in uboot
Hi
fat.c is only R/O filesystem. Do you have a version with W filesytem (addition of function like mkdir,rm ... )?
Thanks Maurice
In message 000c01c5f589$e0d97700$3500a8c0@MAURICE you wrote:
fat.c is only R/O filesystem. Do you have a version with W filesytem (addition of function like mkdir,rm ... )?
No, but feel free to submit suchan extension.
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Wolfgang Denk
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005, Maurice de Bellefontaine wrote:
fat.c is only R/O filesystem. Do you have a version with W filesytem (addition of function like mkdir,rm ... )?
If you're on to this, you might consider checking out the Rockbox project at rockbox.org, as we have a full (read + write) FAT32 implementation there that is very small, efficient and has proven to work for many years.
Could serve as inspiration if nothing else.
Dear Daniel,
in message Pine.LNX.4.63.0511301220110.20579@yvahk3.pbagnpgbe.fr you wrote:
If you're on to this, you might consider checking out the Rockbox project at rockbox.org, as we have a full (read + write) FAT32 implementation there that is very small, efficient and has proven to work for many years.
[Slightly off topic, but here I go ;-) ]
Are you aware of any stability problems of this code? I can corrupt the file system on my Archos jukebox more or less reliably by writing several files in one command; if I copy file by file followed by a "sync" after each file everything is fine.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
On Wed, 30 Nov 2005, Wolfgang Denk wrote:
Are you aware of any stability problems of this code? I can corrupt the file system on my Archos jukebox more or less reliably by writing several files in one command; if I copy file by file followed by a "sync" after each file everything is fine.
No, I can't recall any known flaws in the most recent version of our FAT code. We've used this very same FAT code on a range of targets successfully.
If you can repeat such a problem with the latest software I would be happy to get to know the details get the team diving in...
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