Talk:/dev/fsa

I'm planning on finishing up this page and adding in all of the FS/FSA commands. I've already mapped most of them to their Ioctl/Ioctlv commands (51 commands so far, including 2 that I have yet to figure out their function but know they are valid commands at least in Debug mode) Question is, which format to use. The /dev/mcp format doesn't explain the parameters for the functions like /dev/crypto does, and these have much more detail. I'm thinking of either going to a new format, or putting this all on a different page more aimed at the functions than the ioctals.

  Function Name        Command  Ioctl	Ioctlv	  Async Version	  FSA* Function
  FSMount	         0x1	  N	  Y	      Y	              Y

  FSStatus FSMount( FSClient*client, FSCmdBlock*block, FSMountSource *source, char*target, u32 bytes, FSRetFlag errHandling );
  Mount a volume.
  Results -> FS_STATUS_OK               = Successfully completed.
             FS_STATUS_CANCELED         = The command was canceled.
             FS_STATUS_NOT_FOUND        = Target not found.
             FS_STATUS_EXISTS           = Specified device file is already mounted, or specified target path is in use with another volume.
             FS_STATUS_UNSUPPORTED_CMD  = Target has been formatted to unsupported file system.
             FS_STATUS_PERMISSION_ERROR = The caller does not have correct access permission.
             FS_STATUS_MEDIA_ERROR      = Media is in some inaccessible condition.
  Parameters:
   client      = Pointer to the client buffer.
   block       = Command block.
   source      = Pointer of mount source.
   target      = Buffer for target mount point path.
   bytes       = Length of the target. This must be greater than or equal to FS_MAX_MOUNTPATH_SIZE.
   errHandling = Auto error handling flag. Only indicated errors are returned. (See -> responses above)

Or just parse it down to minimum info -or- maybe this should all go an a different page... Datalogger (talk) 10:52, 12 May 2016 (CEST)