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FromFrodo Looijaard <>
DateThu, 29 Jan 2004 11:56:24 +0100
SubjectRe: PATCH to access old-style FAT fs
Hi,

I have run a small test in MS-DOS 5.00:

  1) Create a new directory
  2) Create five files in it
  3) Change the first character of the second filename to 0x00 with an editor
  4) Do a DIR listing: only one file is seen
     Linux shows four files!
  5) Create a new file
  6) Do a DIR listing: there are five files

So MS-DOS 5.00 at least does stop when a 0x00 marker is found, but does
not write new 0x00 markers when a 0x00 marker is overwritten. 

Thanks,
  Frodo

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