I have an MMC picture card in my Kodak camera. When the camera is
connected to my Win98SE box via USB, it is detected as drive G:.
A directory listing in a DOS box looks like this:
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G:\>dir
Volume in drive G is ccd0b638
Volume Serial Number is 0000-0001
Directory of G:\
ccc7a8ee <DIR>
ccd3aa60 <DIR>
0 file(s) 0 bytes
2 dir(s) 503,988,224 bytes free
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In Windows Explorer the drive properties are:
Drive label DX4530 Zoom Digital Camera
File System FAT
There are two folders in the root directory:
Windows name MS-DOS name
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G:\Internal Memory ccd3aa60
G:\Picture Card ccc7a8ee
After I disconnect and reconnect the USB cable, the MS-DOS names
change:
Windows name MS-DOS name
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G:\Internal Memory ccd0dcb1
G:\Picture Card ccd38dac
Why aren't the MS-DOS names Intern~1 and Pictur~1 ?
Why do they change?
- Franc Zabkar
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