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There is all sorts of info on the Microsoft Developer's CD. &nbsp;(I too have thought about writing a driver for FAT32 but for DOS, not OS/2)<br />

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There is all sorts of info on the Microsoft Developer's CD.  (I too have thought about writing a driver for FAT32 but for DOS, not OS/2)


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All of the information that I have found with my documentation assumes that you will be using WIN32S to access the drives. <br />
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I have information from the developer network Development Platform, if this is the same thing then I must be searching it incorrectly. If you find a reference that discusses this, could you please indicate which disk and a date.<br />
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If done correclty, the work that I am doing should be applicable to some extent to DOS based systems as well.<br />
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Andy<br />
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All of the information that I have found with my documentation assumes that you will be using WIN32S to access the drives.

I have information from the developer network Development Platform, if this is the same thing then I must be searching it incorrectly. If you find a reference that discusses this, could you please indicate which disk and a date.

If done correclty, the work that I am doing should be applicable to some extent to DOS based systems as well.

Andy



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Thanks, this should prove enough information!<br />
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Andy Pitonyak<br />
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Thanks, this should prove enough information!

Andy Pitonyak



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I would like to write a driver (or other code), that is able to access a VFAT32 drive from an operating system that does not support VFAT32 (OS/2 in this case). I would like to know the layout of VFAT32 so that I can do this. A reference to the material would also suffice!
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I would like to write a driver (or other code), that is able to access a VFAT32 drive from an operating system that does not support VFAT32 (OS/2 in this case). I would like to know the layout of VFAT32 so that I can do this. A reference to the material would also suffice!

VFAT32 format

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