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How to force driver to remount file system, when content of raw partition has changed??



 
 
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Old July 20th 04, 04:14 AM
Egorov Dmitry
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Default How to force driver to remount file system, when content of raw partition has changed??

For example how scandisk and format utility do.

What call sequence I should do?

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Old July 20th 04, 08:19 PM
Joep
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Default How to force driver to remount file system, when content of raw partition has changed??

"Egorov Dmitry" wrote in message
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For example how scandisk and format utility do.

What call sequence I should do?

AGAVA Software company


I have never had any problems doing; locking it (the volume) do your stuff
and unlock it again. Look at
http://www.msdn.microsoft.com

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Joep


 




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