Copy Source Volume to Destination Volume - copy by sector/file level

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Hi All,
I am a new member of this forum.
i have some query related to USB device.
Actually , i want to copy a file/ folder by sector or file level
from One source volume to destination volume.

Main requirement is this that:
a) Source Volume to Destination Volume copy by sector.
b) Source Volume to Destination Volume copy by means of file
c) Data verification using bit by bit maens Volume to Volume integrity by means of sector.
d) Data verification : Volume to Volume integrity by means of file.

~~It's urgent~~, please give me some information or provide some link, ~~source code to do this.~~Thanks & Regards
Anuj Awasthi

Posted 24-Jan-11 23:37pm

anujkawasthi

Updated 25-Jan-11 3:43am

Dave Kreskowiak

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2011-01-25T03:48:00

It's only urgent to you. Not to the people who volunteer their time to answer questions here.
Also, you're not going to have your code written for you.

You can find volume copy information through this link[^]. I hope you know who disks are laid out and can manipulate partition tables properly.