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how can i read sectors of hard disk that File system store in and see free blocks, bad blocks, used blocks ,...?

Posted 17-Nov-10 7:01am

toki1381

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2010-11-17T07:40:00

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You should be able to gleen some information from this[^]. You'll be doing a bunch of research into the internals of NTFS and how to parse the MFT.

Posted 17-Nov-10 7:40am

Dave Kreskowiak

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toki1381 30-Nov-10 13:53pm

I should access to sectors of HD and read them!how can i read sectors of HD in c++? please explain for me by example and code !

Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 2 · 2010-11-30T09:27:00

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If you do the research into how NTFS works and is laid out, you'll also come acrossed examples, all in C++.

I don't have an example for you.

Start reading this[^]. You'll find a ton of links at the bottom. You've got a lot of research to do.

Posted 30-Nov-10 9:27am

Dave Kreskowiak