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November 9th 09, 10:27 AM
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FAT32 CRC implementation
Good morning,
I would like to know if FAT32 file system has any CRC mechanism and its characteristics if so. Or if that cyclic redundancy check is implemented at a hardware level on common (IDE, SATA) hard disks. Thank you very much! Samu 
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November 9th 09, 07:05 PM
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FAT32 CRC implementation
This is probably a good candidate for a selective google or Bing search.
Try using FAT32 and CRC in the search (or that and IDE or SATA) Samu wrote: Good morning, I would like to know if FAT32 file system has any CRC mechanism and its characteristics if so. Or if that cyclic redundancy check is implemented at a hardware level on common (IDE, SATA) hard disks. Thank you very much! Samu
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