Hi everybody,

After booted up the XPE, both floopy and cd drive were
shown on My Computer. When I put in a formated floppy, it
reported "The disk in drive A is not formatted". When I
put in a CDROM, it reported "Windows cannot read from the
disk. The disk may be corrupted, or it could not be using
a format that is not compatible with Windows".

Is there any thing that I overlooked? Any suggestion is
welcome.

Thanks
Henry

To read Floppies you need the FAT component. To read CD-ROMs you need the
CDFS component. To read DVDs you need the UDFS component.

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Andy

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"Henry Leung" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:0b4f01c38a34$28d89180$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi everybody,
>
> After booted up the XPE, both floopy and cd drive were
> shown on My Computer. When I put in a formated floppy, it
> reported "The disk in drive A is not formatted". When I
> put in a CDROM, it reported "Windows cannot read from the
> disk. The disk may be corrupted, or it could not be using
> a format that is not compatible with Windows".
>
> Is there any thing that I overlooked? Any suggestion is
> welcome.
>
> Thanks
> Henry

It is a good fix Andy. After I added the FAT and CDFS, I
could read from the floppy and CD.

Thanks
Henry

>-----Original Message-----
>To read Floppies you need the FAT component. To read
CD-ROMs you need the
>CDFS component. To read DVDs you need the UDFS
component.
>
>--
>Andy
>
>This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and
confers no
>rights.
>===========================================
==========
>
>"Henry Leung" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>news:0b4f01c38a34$28d89180$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hi everybody,
>>
>> After booted up the XPE, both floopy and cd drive were
>> shown on My Computer. When I put in a formated
floppy, it
>> reported "The disk in drive A is not formatted". When I
>> put in a CDROM, it reported "Windows cannot read from
the
>> disk. The disk may be corrupted, or it could not be using
>> a format that is not compatible with Windows".
>>
>> Is there any thing that I overlooked? Any suggestion is
>> welcome.
>>
>> Thanks
>> Henry
>
>
>.
>