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FAT DriverThe FAT Driver implements low-level routines to interface to FAT Media devices. The FAT driver control block is defined in the file File_Config.h as follows: typedef struct { BOOL (*Init) (U32 mode); BOOL (*UnInit) (U32 mode); BOOL (*ReadSect) (U32 sect, U8 *buf, U32 cnt); BOOL (*WriteSect) (U32 sect, U8 *buf, U32 cnt); BOOL (*ReadInfo) (Media_INFO *cfg); U32 (*DeviceCtrl) (U32 code, void *p); } const FAT_DRV; The following functions can be adapted by the developer:
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