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    Adam Gritt
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    Hi all. I am considering writing an article(s) on the NTFS and FAT file systems. No it is not a general file system theory article. I am thinking about writing something that will offer information and code for doing direct disk reads and writes with information on the file system structure for people who would like to try writing defrag programs, etc. However, before I do this, I want to make sure there is interest out there for such an article. If you would find such an article interesting please reply and let me know and if enough are interested I will create one (most likely a separate one for each FS type ie: ext2/ext3, FAT, FAT32, NTFS, UDF, CDFS, etc. )

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      Hi all. I am considering writing an article(s) on the NTFS and FAT file systems. No it is not a general file system theory article. I am thinking about writing something that will offer information and code for doing direct disk reads and writes with information on the file system structure for people who would like to try writing defrag programs, etc. However, before I do this, I want to make sure there is interest out there for such an article. If you would find such an article interesting please reply and let me know and if enough are interested I will create one (most likely a separate one for each FS type ie: ext2/ext3, FAT, FAT32, NTFS, UDF, CDFS, etc. )

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      Ravi Bhavnani
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      Interested! Please submit an article. :rose: /ravi Let's put "civil" back in "civilization" Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com

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      • A Adam Gritt

        Hi all. I am considering writing an article(s) on the NTFS and FAT file systems. No it is not a general file system theory article. I am thinking about writing something that will offer information and code for doing direct disk reads and writes with information on the file system structure for people who would like to try writing defrag programs, etc. However, before I do this, I want to make sure there is interest out there for such an article. If you would find such an article interesting please reply and let me know and if enough are interested I will create one (most likely a separate one for each FS type ie: ext2/ext3, FAT, FAT32, NTFS, UDF, CDFS, etc. )

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        You got my 5!


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        • A Adam Gritt

          Hi all. I am considering writing an article(s) on the NTFS and FAT file systems. No it is not a general file system theory article. I am thinking about writing something that will offer information and code for doing direct disk reads and writes with information on the file system structure for people who would like to try writing defrag programs, etc. However, before I do this, I want to make sure there is interest out there for such an article. If you would find such an article interesting please reply and let me know and if enough are interested I will create one (most likely a separate one for each FS type ie: ext2/ext3, FAT, FAT32, NTFS, UDF, CDFS, etc. )

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          Peter Molnar
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          Just another client of yours. I would be glad to read some good stuff about the secrets of NTFS. Peter Molnar

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          • A Adam Gritt

            Hi all. I am considering writing an article(s) on the NTFS and FAT file systems. No it is not a general file system theory article. I am thinking about writing something that will offer information and code for doing direct disk reads and writes with information on the file system structure for people who would like to try writing defrag programs, etc. However, before I do this, I want to make sure there is interest out there for such an article. If you would find such an article interesting please reply and let me know and if enough are interested I will create one (most likely a separate one for each FS type ie: ext2/ext3, FAT, FAT32, NTFS, UDF, CDFS, etc. )

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            Tom Archer
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            Definitely a welcome topic! Cheers, Tom Archer Never be afraid to try something new. Remember that a lone amateur built the Ark. A large group of professionals built the Titanic. * Inside C# -Second Edition * Visual C++.NET Bible * Extending MFC Applications with the .NET Framework

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            • A Adam Gritt

              Hi all. I am considering writing an article(s) on the NTFS and FAT file systems. No it is not a general file system theory article. I am thinking about writing something that will offer information and code for doing direct disk reads and writes with information on the file system structure for people who would like to try writing defrag programs, etc. However, before I do this, I want to make sure there is interest out there for such an article. If you would find such an article interesting please reply and let me know and if enough are interested I will create one (most likely a separate one for each FS type ie: ext2/ext3, FAT, FAT32, NTFS, UDF, CDFS, etc. )

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              Prakash Nadar
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              Yeah i would love to read article on NTFS, but let me clarify a bit. NTFS is not that well documented like microsoft did for fat system. Its very difficult to write 100% compatible NTFS logic.Thats what my understanding is about NTFS. My God is more powerfull Than Your God.

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              • A Adam Gritt

                Hi all. I am considering writing an article(s) on the NTFS and FAT file systems. No it is not a general file system theory article. I am thinking about writing something that will offer information and code for doing direct disk reads and writes with information on the file system structure for people who would like to try writing defrag programs, etc. However, before I do this, I want to make sure there is interest out there for such an article. If you would find such an article interesting please reply and let me know and if enough are interested I will create one (most likely a separate one for each FS type ie: ext2/ext3, FAT, FAT32, NTFS, UDF, CDFS, etc. )

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                jhwurmbach
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                Adam Gritt wrote: I want to make sure there is interest out there Yes please! And while you are writing about ext2/ex3 - please also consider reiserFS! :rolleyes:


                Who is 'General Failure'? And why is he reading my harddisk?!?

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                • A Adam Gritt

                  Hi all. I am considering writing an article(s) on the NTFS and FAT file systems. No it is not a general file system theory article. I am thinking about writing something that will offer information and code for doing direct disk reads and writes with information on the file system structure for people who would like to try writing defrag programs, etc. However, before I do this, I want to make sure there is interest out there for such an article. If you would find such an article interesting please reply and let me know and if enough are interested I will create one (most likely a separate one for each FS type ie: ext2/ext3, FAT, FAT32, NTFS, UDF, CDFS, etc. )

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                  Adam Gritt
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                  Looks like there is enough interest so I will do it. Don't expect it right away, it will take me a month or so to compile all my information into one document but I will do it.:)

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                  • A Adam Gritt

                    Hi all. I am considering writing an article(s) on the NTFS and FAT file systems. No it is not a general file system theory article. I am thinking about writing something that will offer information and code for doing direct disk reads and writes with information on the file system structure for people who would like to try writing defrag programs, etc. However, before I do this, I want to make sure there is interest out there for such an article. If you would find such an article interesting please reply and let me know and if enough are interested I will create one (most likely a separate one for each FS type ie: ext2/ext3, FAT, FAT32, NTFS, UDF, CDFS, etc. )

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                    Patrick Bricout
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                    Hi, i'm very interessed also I would like to know the physical starting position of file on the disk and in priority for the CDFS and NTFS to make a "fast" multiple file copy function. The idea is to sort files to be copied in the physical arragement of media support. Cheers Patrick Bricout

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