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Using VC++ to read raw bytes from hard disk

I am doing a project which requires to read the raw bytes
from hard disk. It rrequires to access the partition table
and then the individual partitions. I want some material
related to these issues. If someone can suggest of a book
then that is also good. All the books I have seen are
related to the GUI design.

Waiting for reply,
Thank you
Nov 16 '05 #1
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http://www.codeguru.com/system/ReadSector.html
Reading/Writing Disk Sectors (Absolute Disk Read/Write) - Sreejith S.
(2002/11/06)
Tells how to read / write disk sectors, how to do absolute disk read/write
from VC++. The demo project reads specified number of floppy disk sectors
from a specified sector and store it to a specified file.

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I am doing a project which requires to read the raw bytes
from hard disk. It rrequires to access the partition table
and then the individual partitions. I want some material
related to these issues. If someone can suggest of a book
then that is also good. All the books I have seen are
related to the GUI design.

Waiting for reply,
Thank you

Nov 16 '05 #2

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