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i am not able to access the hard disk sectors with the absread() function of borland turboc C++.
errno states that the function number is not correct.i also tried to use int25h which absread uses but all in vain.please help.thanks
errno states that the function number is not correct.i also tried to use int25h which absread uses but all in vain.please help.thanks
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thanks DanRollins.I am using win98SE can you throw more light on locking disks the way i should access them.
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Your win98SE might have formatted the hard-disk in FAT32 file format.
absread are so old that they don't know anything beyond FAT16. This might be the reason.
absread are so old that they don't know anything beyond FAT16. This might be the reason.
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Sometimes you can lock a disk before attempting low-level access.
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