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Re: How Linux was able to access a Formated Drive.

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Subject: Re: How Linux was able to access a Formated Drive.
From: Supreet Sethi <supreet@xxxxxxx>
Date: 02 Dec 2000 22:26:05 +0530
In-reply-to: Yogi Rajpal's message of "Sat, 2 Dec 2000 11:02:29 +0530"
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I am not sure but I think fat has a single table for whole filesystem. Now in quick format that table is refreshed and the disk inodes are not reallocated form directory structure and linux would read directory structure table apart from fat table.

Better idea would be check the source for fatfs modules

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References:
- How Linux was able to access a Formated Drive.
  - From: Yogi Rajpal

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