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12-09-2008,06:20 PM

Originally Posted by
dlanor
The cases are quite different. USB is a fileio device, as is the MC driver, so a lot of the EE-side libs and IRX module loading code is already present. HDD is a fileXio device, requiring the loading of multiple unique IRX modules not otherwise used in FMCB, and the EE-side libs are also more complex.
Summing up:
I find it highly doubtful that there can be sufficient free room in the payload section of the 75KB KELF for the additional EE-side code needed to load and use HDD modules, even if they are stored as external IRX files. It is still untested
AFAIK, but extremely doubtful.
Ah. *nods* I figured there was some reason it hadn't even been considered, but wasn't aware it was treated as a different class of I/O device than MC/USB. Good to know.
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