Hi, I have a hot-swappable flash-disk in our devices. Does anybody knows, how to create/modify a partition of such a device? (I found no fdisk-command line parameters to do that).
Thank's in advance, Jürgen
Hi, I have a hot-swappable flash-disk in our devices. Does anybody knows, how to create/modify a partition of such a device? (I found no fdisk-command line parameters to do that).
Thank's in advance, Jürgen
Juergen Querengaesser wrote: : Hi, : I have a hot-swappable flash-disk in our devices. Does anybody knows, : how to create/modify a partition of such a device? (I found no : fdisk-command line parameters to do that).
how is hotswappable different to other types? Have you actually run fdisk and attempted to create a partition? Was there a problem?
The user puts the CF-card into the device and the software should copy some data on it. Therefore the CF card needs to be partitioned and formatted with a filesystem. Formatting is no problem, but I have no idea, how to create/change partitions from my program.
Jürgen
Juergen Querengaesser wrote: : J Jackson schrieb: : > Juergen Querengaesser wrote: : > : Hi, : > : I have a hot-swappable flash-disk in our devices. Does anybody knows, : > : how to create/modify a partition of such a device? (I found no : > : fdisk-command line parameters to do that). : > : > how is hotswappable different to other types? : > Have you actually run fdisk and attempted to create a partition? : > Was there a problem? : >
: The user puts the CF-card into the device and the software should copy : some data on it. Therefore the CF card needs to be partitioned and : formatted with a filesystem. Formatting is no problem, but I have no : idea, how to create/change partitions from my program.
The CFDISK will have a device file name e.g. /dev/sda
# fdisk /dev/sda
Then follow the menu system to create/modify/delete partitions
see
sfdisk
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