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illys 02 Oct 2014, 22:53
I am a bit late, but let me try an answer: it is not because you declare a FAT32 partition that the partition contents make sense.
Probably there was a proper partition before you put your BPB, but you might be in slightly different settings, making it disappear and making the key content look like randomly filled from the OS point of view... i.e. look like not formatted. So I guess Windows is right: there is a partition described in the BPB, but no data structure matching on the rest of the key (your 2 FATs are messed up with random or not aligned stuff). After putting your BPB, just ask Windows to format the key, and check with a tool if the resulting partition matches the settings you entered in the BPB. If yes, your BPB is probably correct, just not matching the previous/older data. |
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