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But reading works fine also with RandomAccessFile.Enabling JavaScript and cookies in your web browser
Also make sure your application runs with the necessary privileges (elevated privileges).ītw: Using new RandomAccessFile(drive, "rw") doesn't seem to work because Java doesn't open the file handle in a mode which is compatible to raw devices (exception is java.io.FileNotFoundException (The parameter is incorrect)).
Of course, you have to make sure the device is writable and not accessed/locked by the system. Path diskRoot = ( new File( pathname ) ).toPath() įileChannel fc = FileChannel.open( diskRoot, StandardOpenOption.READ,īyteBuffer bb = ByteBuffer.allocate( 4096 ) A partition (also works if windows doesn't recognize it): If you are interested in writing to a raw volume under Windows, try this (needs Java 7).
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