Difference between scsi entry in Windows and Linux?

Question

linux

Hello. I am adapting a program for linux (Ubuntu), which is already written for windows. This program works with a device developed by my colleague. The device (FAT32 file system) is connected to a PC, and is defined as a flash drive, it works using the scsi protocol. Further, in my program, a file is written to this device, and then a trouble occurs: in Windows, the file is written, but not in Linux. I tried to write through the standard file manager - the problem persisted. What could be the problem and what are the differences in the file entry in Windows and Linux.
Ps I assume that the problem is in scsi
Pps colleague who developed the device is not up to me now)

Answer 1

If the recording is done at the level of OS calls, then the type and interface of the carrier do not play a role.
Rather, you have a problem with the level of access rights or the correctness of the path transfer (for example, a problem with the processing of a backslash).