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File System Driver Test with CETK 6.0
98 Guy 9...@Guy.com microsoft public win98 gen_discussion microsoft public win98 fat32 Extended FAT File System: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa914353.aspx Vista now has eFAT (or exFAT) compatibility with SP1. Not sure about XP. So what are the key technical differences between eFAT and FAT32?

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Windows Vista SP1
Steve Maillet \(eMVP\) nosp...@entelchyconsulting.com microsoft public windowsce platbuilder Does TFAT still needs to be used on Windows Embedded CE 6.0, with exFAT support ? Or, in other words, is exFAT transactionnal, or does it need TFAT to be ? exFAT is not transactional until you enable it with TFAT.

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What's the difference between FAT32 and Extended FAT File System ?
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exfat doenot recognise the FLoppy---Please help------
I have used exfat in wince600, and I don't know if I made any wrong setting in exfat as below, could anyone give some guidance to debug it, thanks very much. ; @CESYSGEN IF CE_MODULES_EXFAT [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\FATFS] "FriendlyName"="FAT FileSystem" "Dll"="exfat.dll" "DisableAutoFormat"=dword:1

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BTW, exFAT supports files larger than 4 GB: http://msdn2.microsoft. com/en-us/library/aa914353.aspx Regards, Roman All well and good if you are using a Windows CE (embedded Windows) system. While I browsed through the information I could not readily see where the format could be applied to any flash device from

CETK File System Driver Test 5019 passed in CE5.0 but skipped in CE6.0
Riki see_my_home@page microsoft public windowsce embedded paulcern...@msn.com wrote: Any ideas how to set up an exFAT partition to boot CE 6.0? The CEPC setup disk (mkdisk, fdisk) isn't compatible with exFAT from what I can tell. 6.22 DOS apparently doesn't like exFAT. you will need to use the BIOSLoader which has

Special FAT filesystem questions [Was: Multiple files with ...
ParitionDisk::MountPartition: "FATFS" --> exfat.dll 20208 PID:400002 TID:9f0002 OSAXST1: >>> Loading Module 'exfat.dll' (0x85EF6000) at address 0xC04E0000-0xC051B000 in Process 'NK.EXE' (0x84F33AA0) 21764 PID:19e0002 TID:19f0002 Heap Statistics at 0x400DE940 21772 PID:19e0002 TID:19f0002 udevice.exe $udevice_0003

What is the Best file system for a 4Gb USB flash disk?
On CE 6 you may use exFAT that is able to handle 120GB in a single partition. If you have to keep both data and OS or application files on the same storage device you may consider the idea of having a small FAT partition with the OS files that you can even not mount it inside the OS if you keep everything inside

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As I already said in another post FAT32 has speed issues with large drives, that is why exFAT introduces the new "Free space bitmap". Sorry, it is correct. I wish MS good luck with the exFAT, perhaps it is really an amazing new format - perhaps not. I will see when more information arrives.

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Rory McLeod [Qualnetics] rorym.at.nospam.qualnetics.com microsoft public windowsce platbuilder The problem with reading TFAT on the desktop may not go away with the EXFAT. According to this document: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa914353.aspx TFAT still needs to be added on top of EXFAT to for

TFAT - Usability with XP
Vicente Fons vicente.f...@wanadoo.es es comp redes adsl On 2006-10-14, exfat <NoTe...@Correo.zz> wrote: Y ya sabeis lo que dice el refrán: aunque la mona se vista de seda....... ¡¡¡Mona se queda!!!. ;-) (para los que no conozcan el refrán). -- Saludos. Vicente Fons. (Linux user 267216) Si tu PSI no te da un buen

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Priscilla H. Ballou vze23...@verizon.net alt support diabetes In article <DEMJe.2800488$I96.3301...@telenews.teleline.es>, "exfat" <NoTe...@Correo.zz> wrote: I like the idea of walking in Malls! I wonder why I didnt think of it before ! The only problem with it is that it can be hard on one's credit cards.

Storage limit
exFAT includes TFAT. TFAT uses multiple copies of the FAT table which I think you mentioned somewhere... FATX here: http://www.xbox-linux.org/wiki/Differences_between_Xbox_FATX_and_MS-DOS_FAT TFAT here: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa915463.aspx exFAT here:

Storage Folder not coming in WinCE 6.0 fro RAMDISK
msn.com wrote: Any ideas how to set up an exFAT partition to boot CE 6.0? The CEPC setup disk (mkdisk, fdisk) isn't compatible with exFAT from what I can tell. 6.22 DOS apparently doesn't like exFAT. you will need to use the BIOSLoader which has exfat support. Docs for using it are on MSDN Riki -- ThemeChanger and

exFAT documentation
Does TFAT still needs to be used on Windows Embedded CE 6.0, with exFAT support ? Or, in other words, is exFAT transactionnal, or does it need TFAT to be ? exFAT is not transactional until you enable it with TFAT. Since there is a performance hit for the safety of transacted operations it is an optional feature of