TFAT issue

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Hi all,
I have installed wince 5.0 on a compact flash that has two partitions:
the first is called "hard disk" and the second "hard disk2". Both of
them are formatted FAT.
Now I am trying to use TFAT for the second partition.
I know that there are a lot of discussions about this topic but I
can't do it.

So, which "steps" do I have to do?

This is what I have done:

1) Firstly, I have added FAT file system and TFAT components under
storage manager
2) I have added this line in the project.reg:

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\StorageManager\FATFS]
"FormatTfat"=dword:1
"Flags"=dword:640024 ;FATFS_FORCE_TFAT +
FATFS_TRANS_DATA +
;FATFS_TFAT_ALWAYS + FATFS_DISABLE_AUTOSCAN +
FATFS_FORCE_WRITETHROUGH

In this way the OS boots, but I can't see the contents of the two
partitions.

Finally, although I have tried to format the second partition by means
of the storage manager, it has returned the message that "it's not
possible to format the archive".

Do you know why these settings are not working ? Can you tell me any

other method to force TFAT?

Thanks in advance for the help.

Regards,

Igor
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Re: TFAT issue by Valter

Valter
Thu Feb 07 04:21:52 PST 2008

igor.ferrara@gmail.com wrote in
news:61e9bb22-130d-4c84-9ed8-6cda304acc4f@e23g2000prf.googlegroups.co
m:

[...]
> Finally, although I have tried to format the second partition by
> means of the storage manager, it has returned the message that
> "it's not possible to format the archive".
>
> Do you know why these settings are not working ? Can you tell me
> any
>
> other method to force TFAT?
>
> Thanks in advance for the help.

The two partions are visible and working if you format them as FAT?

--
Valter Minute
www.fortechembeddedlabs.it
Training, support and development for Windows CE
(the reply address of this message is invalid)
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Re: TFAT issue by igor

igor
Thu Feb 07 04:53:30 PST 2008

On 7 Feb, 13:21, Valter Minute <v_a_l_t_e_r.m_i_n_u_t_e@g_m_a_i_l.com>
wrote:
> igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote innews:61e9bb22-130d-4c84-9ed8-6cda304acc4f@e23g2000prf.googlegroups.co
> m:
>
> [...]
>
> > Finally, although I have tried to format the second partition by
> > means of the storage manager, it has returned the message that
> > "it's not possible to format the archive".
>
> > Do you know why these settings are not working ? Can you tell me
> > any
>
> > other method to force TFAT?
>
> > Thanks in advance for the help.
>
> The two partions are visible and working if you format them as FAT?
>
> --
> Valter Minutewww.fortechembeddedlabs.it
> Training, support and development for Windows CE
> (the reply address of this message is invalid)

Hi Valter,
Thanks for your support!
The two partitions are formatted as FAT and they work properly
(I have used "fdisk" command to create two partitions. After that I
have formatted them as FAT).
Now I'd like to format (or use) the second partition as TFAT because I
have problem of FS corruption.

Igor
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Re: TFAT issue by igor

igor
Thu Feb 07 06:48:33 PST 2008

On 7 Feb, 13:53, igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote:
> On 7 Feb, 13:21, Valter Minute <v_a_l_t_e_r.m_i_n_u_t_e@g_m_a_i_l.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote innews:61e9bb22-130d-4c84-9ed8-6cda304acc4f@e23g2000prf.googlegroups.co
> > m:
>
> > [...]
>
> > > Finally, although I have tried to format the second partition by
> > > means of the storage manager, it has returned the message that
> > > "it's not possible to format the archive".
>
> > > Do you know why these settings are not working ? Can you tell me
> > > any
>
> > > other method to force TFAT?
>
> > > Thanks in advance for the help.
>
> > The two partions are visible and working if you format them as FAT?
>
> > --
> > Valter Minutewww.fortechembeddedlabs.it
> > Training, support and development for Windows CE
> > (the reply address of this message is invalid)
>
> Hi Valter,
> Thanks for your support!
> The two partitions are formatted as FAT and they work properly
> (I have used "fdisk" command to create two partitions. After that I
> have formatted them as FAT).
> Now I'd like to format (or use) the second partition as TFAT because I
> have problem of FS corruption.
>
> Igor- Nascondi testo tra virgolette -
>
> - Mostra testo tra virgolette -

My idea is to load the bootloader, the nk.bin and some apps on the
first partition (formatted as FAT).
On the second partition (formatted/forced as TFAT to avoid file system
corruption) I could copy/write the files that are created by the apps.
Can I do it?

Igor
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Re: TFAT issue by Valter

Valter
Thu Feb 07 06:58:07 PST 2008

igor.ferrara@gmail.com wrote in
news:d95552ec-33c3-4e44-9349-e79d6dc26b5f@n20g2000hsh.googlegroups.co
m:

[...]
> My idea is to load the bootloader, the nk.bin and some apps on the
> first partition (formatted as FAT).
> On the second partition (formatted/forced as TFAT to avoid file
> system corruption) I could copy/write the files that are created
> by the apps. Can I do it?

Yes. It's not such a strange setup.
You can also mount the first partition as hidden, to avoid
"accidental" damage by the user.
You should try to format the second partion from control panel in a
debug image and check if debug output may provide some more useful
hint about the cause of the failre.

--
Valter Minute
www.fortechembeddedlabs.it
Training, support and development for Windows CE
(the reply address of this message is invalid)
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Re: TFAT issue by igor

igor
Thu Feb 07 08:13:06 PST 2008

On 7 Feb, 15:58, Valter Minute <v_a_l_t_e_r.m_i_n_u_t_e@g_m_a_i_l.com>
wrote:
> igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote innews:d95552ec-33c3-4e44-9349-e79d6dc26b5f@n20g2000hsh.googlegroups.co
> m:
>
> [...]
>
> > My idea is to load the bootloader, the nk.bin and some apps on the
> > first partition (formatted as FAT).
> > On the second partition (formatted/forced as TFAT to avoid file
> > system corruption) I could copy/write the files that are created
> > by the apps. Can I do it?
>
> Yes. It's not such a strange setup.
> You can also mount the first partition as hidden, to avoid
> "accidental" damage by the user.
> You should try to format the second partion from control panel in a
> debug image and check if debug output may provide some more useful
> hint about the cause of the failre.
>
> --
> Valter Minutewww.fortechembeddedlabs.it
> Training, support and development for Windows CE
> (the reply address of this message is invalid)

OK!
I'll try to find the problem using the debug image.

Igor
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Re: TFAT issue by igor

igor
Fri Feb 08 00:27:37 PST 2008

On 7 Feb, 17:13, igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote:
> On 7 Feb, 15:58, Valter Minute <v_a_l_t_e_r.m_i_n_u_t_e@g_m_a_i_l.com>
> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote innews:d95552ec-33c3-4e44-9349-e79d6dc26b5f@n20g2000hsh.googlegroups.co
> > m:
>
> > [...]
>
> > > My idea is to load the bootloader, the nk.bin and some apps on the
> > > firstpartition(formatted as FAT).
> > > On the secondpartition(formatted/forced as TFAT to avoid file
> > > system corruption) I could copy/write the files that are created
> > > by the apps. Can I do it?
>
> > Yes. It's not such a strange setup.
> > You can also mount the firstpartitionas hidden, to avoid
> > "accidental" damage by the user.
> > You should try toformatthe second partion from control panel in a
> > debug image and check if debug output may provide some more useful
> > hint about the cause of the failre.
>
> > --
> > Valter Minutewww.fortechembeddedlabs.it
> > Training, support and development for Windows CE
> > (the reply address of this message is invalid)
>
> OK!
> I'll try to find the problem using the debug image.
>
> Igor- Nascondi testo tra virgolette -
>
> - Mostra testo tra virgolette -

Hi,
Yesterday I used the debug image and I got this message when I opened
the control panel applet of the storage manager:

x8f030a28: Got NM_CLICK
0x8f030a28: Got NM_DBLCLICK
0x8f030a28: in RunApplet: '\Windows\stguil.cpl,0'
0x8efb2660: InitSharedHeap: 50000000 0 c
0x8efb2660: InitSharedHeap: return 50000060
0x8efb2660: AddToProcessInputLocaleTable: Added process to
ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess = 0xAEFB252A0x8f030a28:
[DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8f030a28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8efb2b10: CTLPNL: cmdline=\Windows\stguil.cpl,0
0x8efb2b10: --->>>CTLPNL: CPL='\Windows\stguil.cpl' icon=0 tab=0
0x8efb2b10: Grow Gdi handle table from 576 to 640
0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] ProsavageSurf:
0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] BltPrepare: AcceleratedImageSrcCopyBlt
0x8efb2b10: Grow Gdi handle table from 640 to 704
0x8efb2b10: IDE Hard Disk Drive0x8efb2b10: IDE Hard Disk
Drive0x8efb2b10: DlgMgr: FindDlgItem id 1 returning NULL.
0x8efb2b10: DlgMgr: FindDlgItem id 1 returning NULL.
0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:


There is another thing: if I access from Storage Manager in Control
Panel, selecting the second partition and clicking on "Properties", I
find that the "Format" buttons, the "Install" buttons etc. are
disabled !
Only the "uninstall" button is enabled.

Any ideas? Are there any registry entries to modify?

Igor


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Re: TFAT issue by igor

igor
Fri Feb 08 03:48:21 PST 2008

On 8 Feb, 09:27, igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote:
> On 7 Feb, 17:13, igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > On 7 Feb, 15:58, Valter Minute <v_a_l_t_e_r.m_i_n_u_t_e@g_m_a_i_l.com>
> > wrote:
>
> > > igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote innews:d95552ec-33c3-4e44-9349-e79d6dc26b=
5f@n20g2000hsh.googlegroups.co
> > > m:
>
> > > [...]
>
> > > > My idea is to load the bootloader, the nk.bin and some apps on the
> > > > firstpartition(formatted as FAT).
> > > > On the secondpartition(formatted/forced as TFAT to avoid file
> > > > system corruption) I could copy/write the files that are created
> > > > by the apps. Can I do it?
>
> > > Yes. It's not such a strange setup.
> > > You can also mount the firstpartitionas hidden, to avoid
> > > "accidental" damage by the user.
> > > You should try toformatthe second partion from control panel in a
> > > debug image and check if debug output may provide some more useful
> > > hint about the cause of the failre.
>
> > > --
> > > Valter Minutewww.fortechembeddedlabs.it
> > > Training, support and development for Windows CE
> > > (the reply address of this message is invalid)
>
> > OK!
> > I'll try to find the problem using the debug image.
>
> > Igor- Nascondi testo tra virgolette -
>
> > - Mostra testo tra virgolette -
>
> Hi,
> Yesterday I used the debug image and I got this message when I opened
> the control panel applet of the storage manager:
>
> x8f030a28: Got NM_CLICK
> 0x8f030a28: Got NM_DBLCLICK
> 0x8f030a28: in RunApplet: '\Windows\stguil.cpl,0'
> 0x8efb2660: InitSharedHeap: 50000000 0 c
> 0x8efb2660: =A0 InitSharedHeap: return 50000060
> 0x8efb2660: AddToProcessInputLocaleTable: Added process to
> ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess =3D 0xAEFB252A0x8f030a28:
> [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> 0x8f030a28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> 0x8efb2b10: CTLPNL: cmdline=3D\Windows\stguil.cpl,0
> 0x8efb2b10: --->>>CTLPNL: CPL=3D'\Windows\stguil.cpl' icon=3D0 tab=3D0
> 0x8efb2b10: Grow Gdi handle table from 576 to 640
> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] ProsavageSurf:
> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] BltPrepare: AcceleratedImageSrcCopyBlt
> 0x8efb2b10: Grow Gdi handle table from 640 to 704
> 0x8efb2b10: IDE Hard Disk Drive0x8efb2b10: IDE Hard Disk
> Drive0x8efb2b10: DlgMgr: FindDlgItem id 1 returning NULL.
> 0x8efb2b10: DlgMgr: FindDlgItem id 1 returning NULL.
> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
>
> There is another thing: if I access from Storage Manager in Control
> Panel, selecting the second partition and clicking on "Properties", I
> find that the "Format" buttons, the "Install" buttons etc. are
> disabled !
> Only the "uninstall" button is enabled.
>
> Any ideas? Are there any registry entries to modify?
>
> Igor- Nascondi testo tra virgolette -
>
> - Mostra testo tra virgolette -

Sorry! I have made a bad mistake!
Only the "uninstall" button is enabled because the second partition is
already formatted!
After I have uninstalled the second partition, I have formatted it as
TFAT.

Last question: now the system is ok. How can I check if the "TFAT
driver" works properly?

Thanks a lot,

Igor
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Re: TFAT issue by Michel

Michel
Sat Feb 09 12:30:35 PST 2008

Build a debug image and when writing a file on the partition that should
be TFAT, look for the TFAT debug messages.


Good luck,

Michel Verhagen, eMVP
Check out my blog: http://GuruCE.com/blog

GuruCE
http://GuruCE.com
Consultancy, training and development services.


igor.ferrara@gmail.com wrote:
> On 8 Feb, 09:27, igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote:
>> On 7 Feb, 17:13, igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>> On 7 Feb, 15:58, Valter Minute <v_a_l_t_e_r.m_i_n_u_t_e@g_m_a_i_l.com>
>>> wrote:
>>>> igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote innews:d95552ec-33c3-4e44-9349-e79d6dc26b5f@n20g2000hsh.googlegroups.co
>>>> m:
>>>> [...]
>>>>> My idea is to load the bootloader, the nk.bin and some apps on the
>>>>> firstpartition(formatted as FAT).
>>>>> On the secondpartition(formatted/forced as TFAT to avoid file
>>>>> system corruption) I could copy/write the files that are created
>>>>> by the apps. Can I do it?
>>>> Yes. It's not such a strange setup.
>>>> You can also mount the firstpartitionas hidden, to avoid
>>>> "accidental" damage by the user.
>>>> You should try toformatthe second partion from control panel in a
>>>> debug image and check if debug output may provide some more useful
>>>> hint about the cause of the failre.
>>>> --
>>>> Valter Minutewww.fortechembeddedlabs.it
>>>> Training, support and development for Windows CE
>>>> (the reply address of this message is invalid)
>>> OK!
>>> I'll try to find the problem using the debug image.
>>> Igor- Nascondi testo tra virgolette -
>>> - Mostra testo tra virgolette -
>> Hi,
>> Yesterday I used the debug image and I got this message when I opened
>> the control panel applet of the storage manager:
>>
>> x8f030a28: Got NM_CLICK
>> 0x8f030a28: Got NM_DBLCLICK
>> 0x8f030a28: in RunApplet: '\Windows\stguil.cpl,0'
>> 0x8efb2660: InitSharedHeap: 50000000 0 c
>> 0x8efb2660: InitSharedHeap: return 50000060
>> 0x8efb2660: AddToProcessInputLocaleTable: Added process to
>> ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess = 0xAEFB252A0x8f030a28:
>> [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
>> 0x8f030a28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
>> 0x8efb2b10: CTLPNL: cmdline=\Windows\stguil.cpl,0
>> 0x8efb2b10: --->>>CTLPNL: CPL='\Windows\stguil.cpl' icon=0 tab=0
>> 0x8efb2b10: Grow Gdi handle table from 576 to 640
>> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] ProsavageSurf:
>> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] BltPrepare: AcceleratedImageSrcCopyBlt
>> 0x8efb2b10: Grow Gdi handle table from 640 to 704
>> 0x8efb2b10: IDE Hard Disk Drive0x8efb2b10: IDE Hard Disk
>> Drive0x8efb2b10: DlgMgr: FindDlgItem id 1 returning NULL.
>> 0x8efb2b10: DlgMgr: FindDlgItem id 1 returning NULL.
>> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
>> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
>> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
>> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
>> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
>> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
>> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
>>
>> There is another thing: if I access from Storage Manager in Control
>> Panel, selecting the second partition and clicking on "Properties", I
>> find that the "Format" buttons, the "Install" buttons etc. are
>> disabled !
>> Only the "uninstall" button is enabled.
>>
>> Any ideas? Are there any registry entries to modify?
>>
>> Igor- Nascondi testo tra virgolette -
>>
>> - Mostra testo tra virgolette -
>
> Sorry! I have made a bad mistake!
> Only the "uninstall" button is enabled because the second partition is
> already formatted!
> After I have uninstalled the second partition, I have formatted it as
> TFAT.
>
> Last question: now the system is ok. How can I check if the "TFAT
> driver" works properly?
>
> Thanks a lot,
>
> Igor
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Re: TFAT issue by igor

igor
Mon Feb 11 03:13:40 PST 2008

On 9 Feb, 21:30, "Michel Verhagen (eMVP)" <mic...@nospam.box> wrote:
> Build a debug image and when writing a file on the partition that should
> be TFAT, look for the TFAT debug messages.
>
> Good luck,
>
> Michel Verhagen, eMVP
> Check out my blog:http://GuruCE.com/blog
>
> =A0 GuruCE
> =A0http://GuruCE.com
> =A0 Consultancy, training and development services.
>
>
>
> igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote:
> > On 8 Feb, 09:27, igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote:
> >> On 7 Feb, 17:13, igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> >>> On 7 Feb, 15:58, Valter Minute <v_a_l_t_e_r.m_i_n_u_t_e@g_m_a_i_l.com>=

> >>> wrote:
> >>>> igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote innews:d95552ec-33c3-4e44-9349-e79d6dc26=
b5f@n20g2000hsh.googlegroups.co
> >>>> m:
> >>>> [...]
> >>>>> My idea is to load the bootloader, the nk.bin and some apps on the
> >>>>> firstpartition(formatted as FAT).
> >>>>> On the secondpartition(formatted/forced as TFAT to avoid file
> >>>>> system corruption) I could copy/write the files that are created
> >>>>> by the apps. Can I do it?
> >>>> Yes. It's not such a strange setup.
> >>>> You can also mount the firstpartitionas hidden, to avoid
> >>>> "accidental" damage by the user.
> >>>> You should try toformatthe second partion from control panel in a
> >>>> debug image and check if debug output may provide some more useful
> >>>> hint about the cause of the failre.
> >>>> --
> >>>> Valter Minutewww.fortechembeddedlabs.it
> >>>> Training, support and development for Windows CE
> >>>> (the reply address of this message is invalid)
> >>> OK!
> >>> I'll try to find the problem using the debug image.
> >>> Igor- Nascondi testo tra virgolette -
> >>> - Mostra testo tra virgolette -
> >> Hi,
> >> Yesterday I used the debug image and I got this message when I opened
> >> the control panel applet of the storage manager:
>
> >> x8f030a28: Got NM_CLICK
> >> 0x8f030a28: Got NM_DBLCLICK
> >> 0x8f030a28: in RunApplet: '\Windows\stguil.cpl,0'
> >> 0x8efb2660: InitSharedHeap: 50000000 0 c
> >> 0x8efb2660: =A0 InitSharedHeap: return 50000060
> >> 0x8efb2660: AddToProcessInputLocaleTable: Added process to
> >> ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess =3D 0xAEFB252A0x8f030a28:
> >> [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8f030a28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: CTLPNL: cmdline=3D\Windows\stguil.cpl,0
> >> 0x8efb2b10: --->>>CTLPNL: CPL=3D'\Windows\stguil.cpl' icon=3D0 tab=3D0
> >> 0x8efb2b10: Grow Gdi handle table from 576 to 640
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] ProsavageSurf:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] BltPrepare: AcceleratedImageSrcCopyBlt
> >> 0x8efb2b10: Grow Gdi handle table from 640 to 704
> >> 0x8efb2b10: IDE Hard Disk Drive0x8efb2b10: IDE Hard Disk
> >> Drive0x8efb2b10: DlgMgr: FindDlgItem id 1 returning NULL.
> >> 0x8efb2b10: DlgMgr: FindDlgItem id 1 returning NULL.
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
>
> >> There is another thing: if I access from Storage Manager in Control
> >> Panel, selecting the second partition and clicking on "Properties", I
> >> find that the "Format" buttons, the "Install" buttons etc. are
> >> disabled !
> >> Only the "uninstall" button is enabled.
>
> >> Any ideas? Are there any registry entries to modify?
>
> >> Igor- Nascondi testo tra virgolette -
>
> >> - Mostra testo tra virgolette -
>
> > Sorry! I have made a bad mistake!
> > Only the "uninstall" button is enabled because the second partition is
> > already formatted!
> > After I have uninstalled the second partition, I have formatted it as
> > TFAT.
>
> > Last question: now the system is ok. How can I check if the "TFAT
> > driver" works properly?
>
> > Thanks a lot,
>
> > Igor- Nascondi testo tra virgolette -
>
> - Mostra testo tra virgolette -

Hi Michel,
When the OS boots up, I can see this:

0x8f7ce800: FATFS!InitVolume: FAT version: 16
0x8f7ce800: FATFS!InitVolume: Cluster Size (Sectors): 16
0x8f7ce800: FATFS!InitVolume: TFAT enabled: TRUE
0x8f7ce800: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 002FE0D0 dwCode=3D2
0x8f7ce800: Enter ioctl 00000002



When I copy a file on the TFAT partition I don't see anything about
TFAT.
I see a lot of messages like these:


0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8f238e20: [DXPROSAVAGE] BltPrepare: AcceleratedImageSrcCopyBlt
0x8f238e20: [DXPROSAVAGE] BltPrepare: AcceleratedImageSrcCopyBlt
0x8f238e20: [DXPROSAVAGE] BltPrepare: AcceleratedImageSrcCopyBlt
0x8f238e20: [DXPROSAVAGE] BltPrepare: AcceleratedImageSrcCopyBlt
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D2
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000002
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 2 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_READ
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263152 SectorsLeft 1 Command
20
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000002
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D2
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000002
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 2 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_READ
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263564 SectorsLeft 10 Command
20
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000002
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263580 SectorsLeft 10 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263334 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263580 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263334 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263334 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263335 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263335 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263336 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263336 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263337 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263337 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263338 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263338 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263339 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263339 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263340 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263340 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263341 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263341 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263342 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263342 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8f5dc800: FATFS!FAT_CreateFileW(\desktop.ini) returned 0x0 (2)
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263343 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263343 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263344 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263344 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle =3D 00300160 dwCode=3D3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263345 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
=2E.....
=2E.....
=2E.....

Maybe, Have I forgotten something? :(

Igor
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Re: TFAT issue by Dean

Dean
Mon Feb 11 06:18:10 PST 2008

If I recall correctly, there is a separate TFAT debug zone. Turn that on,
you should see a lot of traffic.

--
Dean Ramsier - eMVP
BSQUARE Corporation


<igor.ferrara@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:2dd1fd13-da60-4c7f-9600-02ced192adde@u10g2000prn.googlegroups.com...
On 9 Feb, 21:30, "Michel Verhagen (eMVP)" <mic...@nospam.box> wrote:
> Build a debug image and when writing a file on the partition that should
> be TFAT, look for the TFAT debug messages.
>
> Good luck,
>
> Michel Verhagen, eMVP
> Check out my blog:http://GuruCE.com/blog
>
> GuruCE
> http://GuruCE.com
> Consultancy, training and development services.
>
>
>
> igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote:
> > On 8 Feb, 09:27, igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote:
> >> On 7 Feb, 17:13, igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> >>> On 7 Feb, 15:58, Valter Minute <v_a_l_t_e_r.m_i_n_u_t_e@g_m_a_i_l.com>
> >>> wrote:
> >>>> igor.ferr...@gmail.com wrote
> >>>> innews:d95552ec-33c3-4e44-9349-e79d6dc26b5f@n20g2000hsh.googlegroups.co
> >>>> m:
> >>>> [...]
> >>>>> My idea is to load the bootloader, the nk.bin and some apps on the
> >>>>> firstpartition(formatted as FAT).
> >>>>> On the secondpartition(formatted/forced as TFAT to avoid file
> >>>>> system corruption) I could copy/write the files that are created
> >>>>> by the apps. Can I do it?
> >>>> Yes. It's not such a strange setup.
> >>>> You can also mount the firstpartitionas hidden, to avoid
> >>>> "accidental" damage by the user.
> >>>> You should try toformatthe second partion from control panel in a
> >>>> debug image and check if debug output may provide some more useful
> >>>> hint about the cause of the failre.
> >>>> --
> >>>> Valter Minutewww.fortechembeddedlabs.it
> >>>> Training, support and development for Windows CE
> >>>> (the reply address of this message is invalid)
> >>> OK!
> >>> I'll try to find the problem using the debug image.
> >>> Igor- Nascondi testo tra virgolette -
> >>> - Mostra testo tra virgolette -
> >> Hi,
> >> Yesterday I used the debug image and I got this message when I opened
> >> the control panel applet of the storage manager:
>
> >> x8f030a28: Got NM_CLICK
> >> 0x8f030a28: Got NM_DBLCLICK
> >> 0x8f030a28: in RunApplet: '\Windows\stguil.cpl,0'
> >> 0x8efb2660: InitSharedHeap: 50000000 0 c
> >> 0x8efb2660: InitSharedHeap: return 50000060
> >> 0x8efb2660: AddToProcessInputLocaleTable: Added process to
> >> ProcessInputLocale table, hProcess = 0xAEFB252A0x8f030a28:
> >> [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8f030a28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: CTLPNL: cmdline=\Windows\stguil.cpl,0
> >> 0x8efb2b10: --->>>CTLPNL: CPL='\Windows\stguil.cpl' icon=0 tab=0
> >> 0x8efb2b10: Grow Gdi handle table from 576 to 640
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] ProsavageSurf:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] BltPrepare: AcceleratedImageSrcCopyBlt
> >> 0x8efb2b10: Grow Gdi handle table from 640 to 704
> >> 0x8efb2b10: IDE Hard Disk Drive0x8efb2b10: IDE Hard Disk
> >> Drive0x8efb2b10: DlgMgr: FindDlgItem id 1 returning NULL.
> >> 0x8efb2b10: DlgMgr: FindDlgItem id 1 returning NULL.
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
> >> 0x8efb2b10: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
>
> >> There is another thing: if I access from Storage Manager in Control
> >> Panel, selecting the second partition and clicking on "Properties", I
> >> find that the "Format" buttons, the "Install" buttons etc. are
> >> disabled !
> >> Only the "uninstall" button is enabled.
>
> >> Any ideas? Are there any registry entries to modify?
>
> >> Igor- Nascondi testo tra virgolette -
>
> >> - Mostra testo tra virgolette -
>
> > Sorry! I have made a bad mistake!
> > Only the "uninstall" button is enabled because the second partition is
> > already formatted!
> > After I have uninstalled the second partition, I have formatted it as
> > TFAT.
>
> > Last question: now the system is ok. How can I check if the "TFAT
> > driver" works properly?
>
> > Thanks a lot,
>
> > Igor- Nascondi testo tra virgolette -
>
> - Mostra testo tra virgolette -

Hi Michel,
When the OS boots up, I can see this:

0x8f7ce800: FATFS!InitVolume: FAT version: 16
0x8f7ce800: FATFS!InitVolume: Cluster Size (Sectors): 16
0x8f7ce800: FATFS!InitVolume: TFAT enabled: TRUE
0x8f7ce800: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle = 002FE0D0 dwCode=2
0x8f7ce800: Enter ioctl 00000002



When I copy a file on the TFAT partition I don't see anything about
TFAT.
I see a lot of messages like these:


0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8ec35b28: [DXPROSAVAGE] Line:
0x8f238e20: [DXPROSAVAGE] BltPrepare: AcceleratedImageSrcCopyBlt
0x8f238e20: [DXPROSAVAGE] BltPrepare: AcceleratedImageSrcCopyBlt
0x8f238e20: [DXPROSAVAGE] BltPrepare: AcceleratedImageSrcCopyBlt
0x8f238e20: [DXPROSAVAGE] BltPrepare: AcceleratedImageSrcCopyBlt
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle = 00300160 dwCode=2
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000002
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 2 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_READ
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263152 SectorsLeft 1 Command
20
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000002
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle = 00300160 dwCode=2
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000002
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 2 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_READ
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263564 SectorsLeft 10 Command
20
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000002
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle = 00300160 dwCode=3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263580 SectorsLeft 10 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle = 00300160 dwCode=3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263334 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle = 00300160 dwCode=3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
[first use]
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263580 SectorsLeft 1 Command
30
0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle = 00300160 dwCode=3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
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0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263334 SectorsLeft 1 Command
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0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle = 00300160 dwCode=3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
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0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263334 SectorsLeft 1 Command
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0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle = 00300160 dwCode=3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
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0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263335 SectorsLeft 1 Command
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0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle = 00300160 dwCode=3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
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0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263335 SectorsLeft 1 Command
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0x8ef7eb2c: Exit ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:DSK_IOControl request Handle = 00300160 dwCode=3
0x8ef7eb2c: Enter ioctl 00000003
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: 3 DeviceId: 2
0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:PerformIoctl: IOCTL_DISK_WRITE
0x8ef7eb2c: Atapi!CDisk::ReadWriteDisk> Allocating double buffer
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0x8ef7eb2c: ATAPI:SendIOCommand - Sector 263336 Se