I am developing a bootloader in x86 Assembly and I have a question about the FAT file system.
Which steps are necessary to find and load the file?
Tag: filesystems,fat32,assembly
I am developing a bootloader in x86 Assembly and I have a question about the FAT file system.
Which steps are necessary to find and load the file?
There is no simple answer, so I won't delve into it here.
You have to peek into the FAT (File Allocation Table) structures on the disk: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_of_the_FAT_file_system
More, Reference:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Allocation_Table
php,linux,cron,include,filesystems
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sql-server,image,filesystems,storage
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mysql,ruby-on-rails,ruby,linux,filesystems
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python,python-3.x,unicode,utf-8,filesystems
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There is no simple answer, so I won't delve into it here. You have to peek into the FAT (File Allocation Table) structures on the disk: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_of_the_FAT_file_system More, Reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Allocation_Table...
python,regex,python-3.x,unicode,filesystems
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filesystems,standards,system-calls,syscall,standards-compliance
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c++,winapi,filesystems,file-monitoring,readdirectorychangesw
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filesystems,phpunit,composer-php,travis-ci,case-sensitive
PHP is not case sensitive when it comes to class names. If your code declares a class named Foo, and this definition is executed, you can also instantiate any other case style, like foo or fOO. PHP will preserve the case of the occurrence that triggers the autoload (i.e. the...
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javascript,node.js,callback,filesystems
The callback is required when you need to know if/when the call succeeded. If you don't care when it's done or don't care to see if there is an error, then you don't have to pass the callback. Remember, this type of function is asynchronous. It completes some unknown time...
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Boost Filesystem V3 doesn't provide a touch(1) function; Even touch will creat+close a file, just look at the output of strace: open("/tmp/q", O_WRONLY|O_CREAT|O_NOCTTY|O_NONBLOCK, 0666) = 47 dup2(47, 0) = 0 close(47) = 0 utimensat(0, NULL, NULL, 0) = 0 I think your most reasonable bet is to just create a...
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java,web-services,hadoop,filesystems,hdfs
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linux,filesystems,mount,ext4,fdisk
sudo mount -t ext4 /dev/sdb/ /media/backup/ is wrong in 2 aspects: the trailing / after sdb is wrong: /dev/sdb is not a directory, but a device node. sdb itself is wrong as it refers to the whole device, not to the partiotion with the file system. Do sudo mount -t...
linux,linux-kernel,filesystems,ioctl
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javascript,php,file,filesystems,folders
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linux,linux-kernel,filesystems
Your forget to update *pos parameter in your _next handler. Usually, it is incremented by 1 every _next call. UPDATE: Also your _start handler should navigate to given position. Infinite loop is actually a consequence of cat implementation: it call read(2) until it returns 0 or -1. Because of your...
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linux,file,time,filesystems,kernel
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c,linux,linux-kernel,filesystems,mmap
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c#,asp.net,asp.net-mvc,asp.net-mvc-5,filesystems
Use the SaveAs method of the HttpPostedFile object: upload.SaveAs("Path\\to\\image\\directory"); ...
javascript,json,node.js,express,filesystems
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operating-system,filesystems,ssd
A filesystem on rotational media is designed to minimize the amount of seeking that is needed to read the blocks that make up a file. In the ideal case, the blocks of a file are contiguous on disk. If a file is small enough, it will be placed in a...
c#,performance,linq,filesystems
The first way is slow for 2 reasons: You're constructing a FileInfo object for each file. There's no need for this if all you want is the file name. Constructing a FileInfo is relatively light, but it's unnecessary and all the instantiations will slow you down if you're querying a...
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linux,apache,http,nginx,filesystems
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c,windows,filesystems,kernel,driver
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You are trying to use the IMAPI2FS type library and are running into a common problem with that library. It was authored rather poorly and is quite difficult to use directly from a .NET program. Most programs that target the api were written in C++ and use the imap2fs.h SDK...
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hadoop,mapreduce,filesystems,hdfs
HDFS is designed to support very large files not small files. Applications that are compatible with HDFS are those that deal with large data sets. These applications write their data only once but they read it one or more times and require these reads to be satisfied at streaming speeds....
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To get the list of open files you can use lsof command. Get all the list of files from find command in a directory and remove them all. 1). Get the list of open files in a directory. lsof /folderToSearch |awk '{print $NF}'|sed -e '1 d' |sort |uniq >/tmp/lsof 2)....
for file in *.zip; do [[ -e $file ]] || continue # handle zero-match case without nullglob mv -- "$file" /opt/staging/"${file%-*}.zip" done ${file%-*} removes everything after the last - in the filename. Thus, we change fizz-0.1.0.zip to fizz, and then add a leading /opt/staging/ and a trailing .zip. To make...
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memory-management,operating-system,filesystems,virtual-memory
Most filesystems do use some kind of tree-based representation to store their data in. However, there's a lot more state to store in a filesystem tree (such as directory structure, files of different lengths, etc.) than you can store in a page table. Page tables are designed to allow hardware...
c++,networking,filesystems,standards
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java,file,filesystems,filepath
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java,security,web,filesystems,system
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c#,winapi,events,windows-services,filesystems
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