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himd_device_control [2010/05/21 17:44] megadiscmanhimd_device_control [2010/06/27 10:20] (current) – Fix time bit numbers megadiscman
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     * Bit 1: FUA ("force unit access": write now, don't cache)     * Bit 1: FUA ("force unit access": write now, don't cache)
  
-This command generates a new Disc ID, as the ID is fixed on 1GB media, it is rejected on 1GB media.+This command completely blanks the medium. This is not possible with Hi-MD 1GB media, as the Disc ID is read-only. Standard MD media completely blanked are usable in standard MD devices. This is the only way getting rid of Hi-MD format on a standard MD medium.
  
 === Subcommand 01: Format HiMD === === Subcommand 01: Format HiMD ===
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     * Bit 2: NOFS (Don't generate FAT FS? - must be cleared on RH-1)     * Bit 2: NOFS (Don't generate FAT FS? - must be cleared on RH-1)
  
-This command works on 1GB and standard MD mediaThe disc ID stays constant during formatting.+This command just reinitializes the Hi-MD data structures on the Medium, but it doesn't remove the Hi-MD layout from itIt generally keeps the Disc ID, as this data is stored *outside* of the area accessible using normal read/write instructions, and only this area is reinitialized.
  
 === Subcommand 0E: Begin ICV Transaction === === Subcommand 0E: Begin ICV Transaction ===
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 Reads a 7-byte data packet from the Hi-MD unit with the following layout: Reads a 7-byte data packet from the Hi-MD unit with the following layout:
  
-  Byte 00: Flags. Bit = Ex; Bit = Ef; Bit = WP (write protect?)+  Byte 00: Flags. Bit = Ex; Bit = Ef; Bit = WP (write protect?)
   Byte 01: second   Byte 01: second
   Byte 02: minute   Byte 02: minute
himd_device_control.1274463853.txt.gz · Last modified: 2010/05/21 17:44 by megadiscman

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