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G.Roelant
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Fri Dec 31, 2004 8:23 pm Post subject:
strange ewf behaviour |
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Hi all,
short situation description:
small pc with 256Mb internal mem. and 1Ghz processor.
1st HD: CF card of 512 MB
2nd HD: 2.5" HD 20 GB
build an ewf for CF sollution when only CF card was inserted.
ewf worked fine. could enable and disable it fine.
2nd HD was connected (this HD is needed to store volatile data)
now ewf is enabled on d: drive instead of c: drive !
on my d: drive (first partition of second HD) is also an embedded test build.
on my e: drive (second partition of second HD) is an xp installation.
i rebuild the sollution completely from cf card (fba has run when 2nd HD was
disconnected)
at first i had copied my embedded build of the first partition of de 2nd HD
to the first partition of the 1st HD.
and it had the same effect.
That's why i fba'ed the first partition of the first HD directly from CF card.
But as soon as i connect the 2nd HD, ewf goes to the wrong partition.
i'm using ram (reg based) ewf ...
how can i adjust the protected volume after fba?
thanks! |
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Slobodan Brcin (eMVP)
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Fri Dec 31, 2004 10:10 pm Post subject:
Re: strange ewf behaviour |
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Hi G. Roleant,
Huh. You probably have hiden EWF config volume on second disk. Please delete it with diskpart or some other tool.
It this does not help please check your ARC path in registry. But if we talk about XPe on first partition of boot diks then your
problem is definitely wityh hidden config partition that is legacy from some of your previous tests.
Regards,
Slobodan
"G.Roelant" <GRoelant@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E36D61F8-B5C2-4992-8044-3C2D8F0D9E54@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Hi all,
short situation description:
small pc with 256Mb internal mem. and 1Ghz processor.
1st HD: CF card of 512 MB
2nd HD: 2.5" HD 20 GB
build an ewf for CF sollution when only CF card was inserted.
ewf worked fine. could enable and disable it fine.
2nd HD was connected (this HD is needed to store volatile data)
now ewf is enabled on d: drive instead of c: drive !
on my d: drive (first partition of second HD) is also an embedded test build.
on my e: drive (second partition of second HD) is an xp installation.
i rebuild the sollution completely from cf card (fba has run when 2nd HD was
disconnected)
at first i had copied my embedded build of the first partition of de 2nd HD
to the first partition of the 1st HD.
and it had the same effect.
That's why i fba'ed the first partition of the first HD directly from CF card.
But as soon as i connect the 2nd HD, ewf goes to the wrong partition.
i'm using ram (reg based) ewf ...
how can i adjust the protected volume after fba?
thanks!
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Richard
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Sat Jan 01, 2005 6:00 am Post subject:
Re: strange ewf behaviour |
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Are you 100% sure, your bios isn't causing you to boot from your actual hard
drive?
"Slobodan Brcin (eMVP)" <sbrcin@ptt.yu> wrote in message
news:Ohq#7v17EHA.3944@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
| Quote: | Hi G. Roleant,
Huh. You probably have hiden EWF config volume on second disk. Please
delete it with diskpart or some other tool.
It this does not help please check your ARC path in registry. But if we
talk about XPe on first partition of boot diks then your
problem is definitely wityh hidden config partition that is legacy from
some of your previous tests.
Regards,
Slobodan
"G.Roelant" <GRoelant@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E36D61F8-B5C2-4992-8044-3C2D8F0D9E54@microsoft.com...
Hi all,
short situation description:
small pc with 256Mb internal mem. and 1Ghz processor.
1st HD: CF card of 512 MB
2nd HD: 2.5" HD 20 GB
build an ewf for CF sollution when only CF card was inserted.
ewf worked fine. could enable and disable it fine.
2nd HD was connected (this HD is needed to store volatile data)
now ewf is enabled on d: drive instead of c: drive !
on my d: drive (first partition of second HD) is also an embedded test
build.
on my e: drive (second partition of second HD) is an xp installation.
i rebuild the sollution completely from cf card (fba has run when 2nd HD
was
disconnected)
at first i had copied my embedded build of the first partition of de 2nd
HD
to the first partition of the 1st HD.
and it had the same effect.
That's why i fba'ed the first partition of the first HD directly from CF
card.
But as soon as i connect the 2nd HD, ewf goes to the wrong partition.
i'm using ram (reg based) ewf ...
how can i adjust the protected volume after fba?
thanks!
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G.Roelant
Guest
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Sat Jan 01, 2005 7:45 pm Post subject:
Re: strange ewf behaviour |
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there is a remarkable speed diference between the CF @ 33Mb and the 2.5" HD...
although i use an ultra CF card....
"Richard" wrote:
| Quote: | Are you 100% sure, your bios isn't causing you to boot from your actual hard
drive?
"Slobodan Brcin (eMVP)" <sbrcin@ptt.yu> wrote in message
news:Ohq#7v17EHA.3944@TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
Hi G. Roleant,
Huh. You probably have hiden EWF config volume on second disk. Please
delete it with diskpart or some other tool.
It this does not help please check your ARC path in registry. But if we
talk about XPe on first partition of boot diks then your
problem is definitely wityh hidden config partition that is legacy from
some of your previous tests.
Regards,
Slobodan
"G.Roelant" <GRoelant@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E36D61F8-B5C2-4992-8044-3C2D8F0D9E54@microsoft.com...
Hi all,
short situation description:
small pc with 256Mb internal mem. and 1Ghz processor.
1st HD: CF card of 512 MB
2nd HD: 2.5" HD 20 GB
build an ewf for CF sollution when only CF card was inserted.
ewf worked fine. could enable and disable it fine.
2nd HD was connected (this HD is needed to store volatile data)
now ewf is enabled on d: drive instead of c: drive !
on my d: drive (first partition of second HD) is also an embedded test
build.
on my e: drive (second partition of second HD) is an xp installation.
i rebuild the sollution completely from cf card (fba has run when 2nd HD
was
disconnected)
at first i had copied my embedded build of the first partition of de 2nd
HD
to the first partition of the 1st HD.
and it had the same effect.
That's why i fba'ed the first partition of the first HD directly from CF
card.
But as soon as i connect the 2nd HD, ewf goes to the wrong partition.
i'm using ram (reg based) ewf ...
how can i adjust the protected volume after fba?
thanks!
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G.Roelant
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Sat Jan 01, 2005 7:55 pm Post subject:
Re: strange ewf behaviour |
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i installed diskpart on my xp partition and tried to delete the 63kb
partition at the end of my second drive
diskpart seems to see only 1 drive... he doesn't see my cf card...
when i try to delete it is says:
"the selected partition may be neccessary to the operation of your computer,
and may not be deleted"
any other tricks i can try?
thanks!
"Slobodan Brcin (eMVP)" wrote:
| Quote: | Hi G. Roleant,
Huh. You probably have hiden EWF config volume on second disk. Please delete it with diskpart or some other tool.
It this does not help please check your ARC path in registry. But if we talk about XPe on first partition of boot diks then your
problem is definitely wityh hidden config partition that is legacy from some of your previous tests.
Regards,
Slobodan
"G.Roelant" <GRoelant@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E36D61F8-B5C2-4992-8044-3C2D8F0D9E54@microsoft.com...
Hi all,
short situation description:
small pc with 256Mb internal mem. and 1Ghz processor.
1st HD: CF card of 512 MB
2nd HD: 2.5" HD 20 GB
build an ewf for CF sollution when only CF card was inserted.
ewf worked fine. could enable and disable it fine.
2nd HD was connected (this HD is needed to store volatile data)
now ewf is enabled on d: drive instead of c: drive !
on my d: drive (first partition of second HD) is also an embedded test build.
on my e: drive (second partition of second HD) is an xp installation.
i rebuild the sollution completely from cf card (fba has run when 2nd HD was
disconnected)
at first i had copied my embedded build of the first partition of de 2nd HD
to the first partition of the 1st HD.
and it had the same effect.
That's why i fba'ed the first partition of the first HD directly from CF card.
But as soon as i connect the 2nd HD, ewf goes to the wrong partition.
i'm using ram (reg based) ewf ...
how can i adjust the protected volume after fba?
thanks!
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Slobodan Brcin (eMVP)
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Sat Jan 01, 2005 8:29 pm Post subject:
Re: strange ewf behaviour |
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Use override switch like:
delete partition override
Also etprep util can delete EWF partition.
Regards,
Slobodan
"G.Roelant" <GRoelant@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:336E4B47-3D35-4B7C-981F-FD68A5DD13BD@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | i installed diskpart on my xp partition and tried to delete the 63kb
partition at the end of my second drive
diskpart seems to see only 1 drive... he doesn't see my cf card...
when i try to delete it is says:
"the selected partition may be neccessary to the operation of your computer,
and may not be deleted"
any other tricks i can try?
thanks!
"Slobodan Brcin (eMVP)" wrote:
Hi G. Roleant,
Huh. You probably have hiden EWF config volume on second disk. Please delete it with diskpart or some other tool.
It this does not help please check your ARC path in registry. But if we talk about XPe on first partition of boot diks then your
problem is definitely wityh hidden config partition that is legacy from some of your previous tests.
Regards,
Slobodan
"G.Roelant" <GRoelant@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:E36D61F8-B5C2-4992-8044-3C2D8F0D9E54@microsoft.com...
Hi all,
short situation description:
small pc with 256Mb internal mem. and 1Ghz processor.
1st HD: CF card of 512 MB
2nd HD: 2.5" HD 20 GB
build an ewf for CF sollution when only CF card was inserted.
ewf worked fine. could enable and disable it fine.
2nd HD was connected (this HD is needed to store volatile data)
now ewf is enabled on d: drive instead of c: drive !
on my d: drive (first partition of second HD) is also an embedded test build.
on my e: drive (second partition of second HD) is an xp installation.
i rebuild the sollution completely from cf card (fba has run when 2nd HD was
disconnected)
at first i had copied my embedded build of the first partition of de 2nd HD
to the first partition of the 1st HD.
and it had the same effect.
That's why i fba'ed the first partition of the first HD directly from CF card.
But as soon as i connect the 2nd HD, ewf goes to the wrong partition.
i'm using ram (reg based) ewf ...
how can i adjust the protected volume after fba?
thanks!
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David D
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Tue Jan 04, 2005 7:46 pm Post subject:
Re: strange ewf behaviour |
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partition manager
http://www.partition-manager.com
Is a good tool for viewing the partions and removing it.
The free version can let you view and delete partions.(at least it did back
in version 5.5)
David
"G.Roelant" <GRoelant@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E36D61F8-B5C2-4992-8044-3C2D8F0D9E54@microsoft.com...
| Quote: | Hi all,
short situation description:
small pc with 256Mb internal mem. and 1Ghz processor.
1st HD: CF card of 512 MB
2nd HD: 2.5" HD 20 GB
build an ewf for CF sollution when only CF card was inserted.
ewf worked fine. could enable and disable it fine.
2nd HD was connected (this HD is needed to store volatile data)
now ewf is enabled on d: drive instead of c: drive !
on my d: drive (first partition of second HD) is also an embedded test
build.
on my e: drive (second partition of second HD) is an xp installation.
i rebuild the sollution completely from cf card (fba has run when 2nd HD
was
disconnected)
at first i had copied my embedded build of the first partition of de 2nd
HD
to the first partition of the 1st HD.
and it had the same effect.
That's why i fba'ed the first partition of the first HD directly from CF
card.
But as soon as i connect the 2nd HD, ewf goes to the wrong partition.
i'm using ram (reg based) ewf ...
how can i adjust the protected volume after fba?
thanks!
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