Mark,

 I would appreciate a copy.   Send it to me at jpaul@appliedmems.com.

                                          Thanks and Regards,

                                                 Jim





> And if you can't find the document on Microsoft's website (they changed
> the link since I did the CC article) I can email the document itself to
> those who are interested.
>
> -Mark
>
>
> At 05:49 PM 6/25/02 +0100, you wrote:
>> >So I am looking for description (and why not algorithms)
>> >about writing files in a FAT fs. I'd prefer use it in
>> >Common Memory Mode, in order to use only 8 data lines.
>>
>>Go to the Microsoft web site and search for the document called
>>"fatgen103.pdf" which will tell you everything you wanted to know about
>>the FAT filesystem and the pitfalls people have in trying to emulate
>>it. If it cannot be found then it may have had a later revision, in
>>which case search for just "fatgen".
>>
>>I would strongly recommend this as it has example pseudo C code, and
>>also gives examples of how not to do FAT files, and why some people
>>have problems with the way they do it.
>>
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