#117979 - SukkoPera - Thu Feb 08, 2007 11:47 pm
Here's a report of a couple problems I seem to have with libfat-based programs. They they seem more related to the fat implementation than to the DLDI interfaces, as exactly the same problems happen with both my SCL and my R4.
I have a 64 MB MicroSD that I use for testing, it's formatted FAT16 with 2 kb clusters: that gets corrupted every time I write a file with libfat on it.
On my 1 GB MicroSD (FAT16, tried with both 32 kb and 64 kb clusters), if I launch MCTool after I write something to the card using libfat, it will detect different FATs, and fix them correctly.
(No, it's not MCTool's fault: the same problem is detected if I check the card on my PC.)
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Nintendo DS Lite (White) + Supercard Lite + R4 + Sandisk 1 GB MicroSD
Sony PSP + Firmware 3.03 OE-A2
I have a 64 MB MicroSD that I use for testing, it's formatted FAT16 with 2 kb clusters: that gets corrupted every time I write a file with libfat on it.
On my 1 GB MicroSD (FAT16, tried with both 32 kb and 64 kb clusters), if I launch MCTool after I write something to the card using libfat, it will detect different FATs, and fix them correctly.
(No, it's not MCTool's fault: the same problem is detected if I check the card on my PC.)
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Nintendo DS Lite (White) + Supercard Lite + R4 + Sandisk 1 GB MicroSD
Sony PSP + Firmware 3.03 OE-A2