FBWFMGR commit error

G

Guest

hi,

I got an error message "FbwfMgr failed: Incorrect function.", when i enter
the command
C:\Documents and Settings\admin>fbwfmgr /commit c: "\Documents and
settings\admin\Desktop\hai.txt"

the same file in the c: commited correctly. I check the same file in the
"program files" directory also. There was also no problem.

can any one explain the cause. I am using a single partition with file base
write filter - dynamic cache typeand there is no directory in the exclusion
list.

Thanks and regards,
KSMH
 
J

Jonas

I found this problem as well

here's what I ended up doing.

First you must add the folder as an exclusion, then commit, then
remove as exclusion

kinda stupid but it works. you think the commit feature would have
this automatically built in

example in cmd prompt

fbwfmgr /addexclusion c: \Documents and settings\admin\Desktop
fbwfmgr /commit c: \Documents and settings\admin\Desktop\hai.txt
fbwfmgr /removeexclusion c: \Documents and settings\admin\Desktop

good luck
 
N

Nick Nehrhood /MSFT/

Hi fellows -
I tried to reproduce your problem and when I was about to give up (I
couldn't reproduce it at first) I found out a way to reproduce the issue.
The file that you guys are trying to commit - is it in a directory which
*IS* on the disk? (as opposed to being a new folder and in the overlay only)
If the file is in a new folder and you try to commit the file then you'll
get the error you see. If the file is in a directory which is on the actual
hard drive then commit works just fine.

Hope this helps fellows. Cheers.

--
Nick Nehrhood
(Windows Embedded Group)


Embedded team blog: http://blogs.msdn.com/embedded/
 

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