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Hi all,
Microsoft is supposed to answer this simple question: does EWF work on Compact Flash or not? It seems not at all. Of course if you mark the CF non-removable you succeed: it becomes like a regular HD!! But is this utility available for all CF vendors? I found someone claiming to have received it from SANDISK for SANDISK CF, no one vendors refer to it. The procedure provided by Microsoft for setting EWF up on CF seems not work, otherwise Microsoft should tell us what's wrong. Pls answer!!!! Regards, Andrea |
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Andrea De Nardis wrote:
> Hi all, > Microsoft is supposed to answer this simple question: does EWF > work on Compact Flash or not? It seems not at all. Of course if you > mark the CF non-removable you succeed: it becomes like a regular HD!! > But is this utility available for all CF vendors? I found someone > claiming to have received it from SANDISK for SANDISK CF, no one > vendors refer to it. > The procedure provided by Microsoft for setting EWF up on CF seems > not work, otherwise Microsoft should tell us what's wrong. > Pls answer!!!! > Regards, > Andrea I'm not from Microsoft but... I did have a question for you, one which Microsoft would probably want to ask as well. Have you installed the QFE for SP1 that deals with EWF? -- Gordon Smith (eMVP) Gordon.Smith@nospam.avnet.com |
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Yes, EWF does work on Compact Flash. By marking the media
as non-removable it allows the media to have multiple partitions. Currently, removable media can not have multiple partitions. This is the reason for having to run the utility since, in normal configurations, EWF requires at least 2 partions. The utilities to mark the media in this manner are specific to the brand and must be obtained from the manufacturer. As an alternative you can configure EWF without a separate partition. The following MSDN article outlines how to achieve this (http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en- us/dnxpesp1/html/XPESP1_CF_EWF.asp). Please note that there are some restrictions to using this configuration. These are outlined in the whitepaper. Cheers, Stephen This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. >-----Original Message----- >Andrea De Nardis wrote: >> Hi all, >> Microsoft is supposed to answer this simple question: does EWF >> work on Compact Flash or not? It seems not at all. Of course if you >> mark the CF non-removable you succeed: it becomes like a regular HD!! >> But is this utility available for all CF vendors? I found someone >> claiming to have received it from SANDISK for SANDISK CF, no one >> vendors refer to it. >> The procedure provided by Microsoft for setting EWF up on CF seems >> not work, otherwise Microsoft should tell us what's wrong. >> Pls answer!!!! >> Regards, >> Andrea > >I'm not from Microsoft but... I did have a question for you, one which >Microsoft would probably want to ask as well. Have you installed the QFE >for SP1 that deals with EWF? > >-- >Gordon Smith (eMVP) >Gordon.Smith@nospam.avnet.com > > >. > |
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