usb-flash-drive

On Windows, you can only see the first partition on removable media. I want to write a C++ program that can write an image containing an MBR and 2 partitions of data to the USB flash drive. I don't need the 2nd partition to be viewable in Windows- I just need to be able to write this raw image to the USB flash drive from Windows/C++ such that later, when run on Linux, the 2 partitions can be seen. I have read about installing a filter driver that would end up treating the removable media as fixed, which would be nice for reading, but I just want to write this image with as little interference

I am working on an android application to read data from USB. The usb can be connected to android with serial port and my app can find it. Now, I want to read data files and folder from USB. I have read many articles. I found that they use this code : Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory(); However in my case, I got that the path is /storage/emulated/0. When I try to read all the files which are contained in the path, I got the following statements: /storage/emulated/0/Android /storage/emulated/0/Music /storage/emulated/0/Podcasts /storage/emulated/0/Ringtones and etc. but the path of my

Is there a way to find out when in a LAN anyone plugs in a pendrive to the USB port? Programatically (in C# preferably) or through some tool. Basically I'd imagine a client application sits on each terminal and monitors the USB ports and sends the information to the server. a.) Can I get the details of the file(s) being copied? b.) Is there a way to do this without a client application? EDIT I dont want to disable the USB port entirely. its to be on a need to have basis. Basically just want the users on the LAN to share data responsibly and know that whatever data is tranfered is monitored and