We are using a small PIC processor (a cheap, inexpensive device for
embedded systems work) to talk directly with the MMC card. We are
communicating directly via a serial port to the MMC card, and the
data is being written directly to the card in a strange method that
only shows up in a hex editor.
We are not actually specifying a file on the formatted card with the
PIC processor, but rather we are using the PIC processor to tell the
MMC which sector we want to write 512 bytes of data. It is very low
level and rough, but we seem to be writing some data to the card -
and I want to access it in Revolution instead of using somebody
else's hex editor software.
How does the operating system access the direct bits off a card? And
how could Revolution do it? Hopefully this email clarifies my
problem some, please ask if you want more clarification.
- Karl
On Apr 8, 2006, at 12:51 PM, Jim Ault wrote:
I am confused.
How does the data get written to a hard drive and " not in a file
of any
sort"????
Please explain a little better.
I am sure that you will find that Rev can access anything the
operating
system can access
Jim Ault
Las Vegas
On 4/8/06 10:32 AM, "Karl Becker" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have a formatted FAT32 or NTFS (I can change the file format) MMC
card from which I would like to read data. However, the data stored
to the card is not written into a tradition file, but rather directly
to the disk and not in a file of any sort.
Is there anyway to read the raw contents of a disk with Revolution?
Thanks,
Karl
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