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I am writing FAT32 code for our Operating system,which is developed by my company.
I want to do some modification in the LONG FILE NAME(LFN) configuration given by microsoft,because its bit confusing.My question is,if i modify it,will it work or not.
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nv3 15-Jul-13 9:15am    
What a question! Don't you think that the answer depends on the kind of modification you did. How could anybody tell without seeing what you did.

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We cannot answer that question.

Without knowing a lot more about your system, and why you are using FAT32, and what modifications you are planning to make, and how they will affect everything else, we would have to guess. And we don't like doing that...
 
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Richard MacCutchan 15-Jul-13 12:28pm    
I guess you're right. :)
Member 9978154 16-Jul-13 8:15am    
actually in our STM32F407 micro-controller,i m using SD card and this card will do Input/Output operations like(file open , create a directory).For this I/O operation to the SD card i m using FAT32 file system,because FAT32 is very much used for Removable Disk.So in this i want to do modification in the existing LFN(long file name) configuration.

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