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When running the fat_mkfs command to attempt to create a FAT filesystem in a FAT 32 partition, there is an error whenever the offset is exactly 2 GiB or greater. This error seems to be independent of the size of the partition, and only depends on the offset. The error is: A hard error occurred in the low level disk I/O layer.
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I haven't tested sizes that large, but it really sounds like I have 32-bit ints where I should have 64-bit ones. I'm pretty sure that I enabled the large file size options on the 3rd party fatfs code, but I'll have to verify and that my code is right. I'm currently very busy on a work project, but will try to get to this in the next few weeks. If you happen to figure it out before then, please send a patch and I'll try to integrate it right away.
When running the
fat_mkfs
command to attempt to create a FAT filesystem in a FAT 32 partition, there is an error whenever the offset is exactly 2 GiB or greater. This error seems to be independent of the size of the partition, and only depends on the offset. The error is:A hard error occurred in the low level disk I/O layer
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: