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Win32 Disk Imager
A Windows tool for writing images to USB sticks or SD/CF cards
... (in the files archive). Warning: Issues have been reported when using to write to USB Floppy drives (and occasionally other USB devices, although very rare). While this has been fixed in v1.0, it is highly recommended that before an image is written to a device, the user should do a Read to a temporary file first. If this fails, please report the failure along with your system information. Known issues: Currently, the program will crash if you are using a Ramdisk. This is being debugged. -
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XTVFS Reader
C++ classes and application to read XTVFS and FAT32 file system images
C++ classes and sample Qt application to read XTVFS and FAT32 file system images. The XTV file system is used on PVR, e.g. Sky+, to store recorded programmes. The class library can be used to copy unencrypted (i.e. free-to-air) programmes from a disk image. I wanted to extract a recorded program and I was not able to find an open-source tool that could, or even a programming library for accessing xtvfs, so I wrote one. I am calling this alpha as I only wrote it for myself and while it works... -
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This project demonstrates FAT12 file system as interface to control LPC2148 with FreeRTOS. Control interface is exposed via USB mass storage device with virtual FAT12 file system and using files read/write access to provide control interface to HW.
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