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How to lock a volume of a drive

Subject: How to lock a volume of a drive
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Date: Thu, 12 Jan 2006 19:31:34 +0530
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Title: How to lock a volume of a drive

Hi All
I am new to MacOsx. I am writing a program which will detect the drive mounted on the MacOsx system through an USB device. I want to lock the volume of that drive. I use FSSpec structure to be passed as a parameter in FSpSetFLock() to lock it .In order to form the FSSpec structure I use FSMakeFSSpec() and passed "VolumeRefNo, ParID as fsRtParID and the Filename as volumename and &FSSpec" Now when I run that program FSMakeFSSpec() return error for following different situation.

ParID = 0, Filename =volumename the error is -37 i.e Bad pathname
PartID=fsRtParID ,Filename =0 the error is -35 i.e drive donot exist.
PartID=fsRtParID ,Filename =volumename the error is -35 i.e drive donot exist.

So untill and unless I am able to form the FSSpec structure I am not able to lock that volume. So please can any body suggest how to lock a volume of a drive. Or my approach is right or wrong. Please help.

thanks with regards,
Pranab Halder

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