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Hi all,
my problem is this Microsoft description:
see
http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.windowsxp.embedded
Design Considerations for Using EWF with Hibernation
For example, your system has two volumes, one protected and one unprotected.
If you create a file on the unprotected volume and restart the system, that
file will not be known to the operating system on the next reboot because the
cached information about the volume was not copied to the hibernation file.
Although when you create the hibernation file on the disk, the system is
unaware of the file. This can create an inconsistency between what data is
actually on disk and what data the system is aware of.
Problem!
My systems has two volumes, one protected and one unprotected.
I want disable the cached information of the unprotected volume
or disable the control of unprotected volume?
The system believes the files are corruption after boot, that is not so.
The volumes has NTFS.
What can I do?
my problem is this Microsoft description:
see
http://msdn.microsoft.com/newsgroups/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.windowsxp.embedded
Design Considerations for Using EWF with Hibernation
For example, your system has two volumes, one protected and one unprotected.
If you create a file on the unprotected volume and restart the system, that
file will not be known to the operating system on the next reboot because the
cached information about the volume was not copied to the hibernation file.
Although when you create the hibernation file on the disk, the system is
unaware of the file. This can create an inconsistency between what data is
actually on disk and what data the system is aware of.
Problem!
My systems has two volumes, one protected and one unprotected.
I want disable the cached information of the unprotected volume
or disable the control of unprotected volume?
The system believes the files are corruption after boot, that is not so.
The volumes has NTFS.
What can I do?