Using that document, it's really straightforward to implement FAT, just
tedious.

-Mark

At 04:52 PM 10/14/03 +0100, you wrote:
> >
> > Well the code is available for download from that link, but I have not
> > looked at the contents of the zip file.
>
> >The code has no FAT stuff in it, please, check a link before recommending
> >it.
>
>OK, but the article talks about FAT file systems, and references the
>Microsoft article I also talked about. If that is not sufficient checking I
>am sorry.
>
>However if there is no FAT code in it, then the M$ article is the place to
>start. I know that the last time I looked for it to give a link I could not
>find it, but someone else did post the link. The version I have is
>FATGEN103.PDF, and the number in the file name is the version number. it
>looks like it is still the current version available here, as found by Greg
>Deputy
>
> >Google is good...
>
> >http://www.microsoft.com/hwdev/download/hardware/fatgen103.pdf
>
>
>It has code snippets written in pseudo C, and is the most reliable source of
>info, as it points the way around pitfalls other people have fallen into in
>dealing with FAT filesystems. It should not be very hard to hand code
>assembler from the pseudo C code, or taken to the extreme, use a demo
>version of one of the many C compilers available to produce a first hash of
>an assembler output from the code presented in there. I suspect this is
>probably as easy a route to go as try and use someone else's code and hack
>it to your requirements.
>
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