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FATSort is a C utility that sorts FAT12, FAT16 and FAT32 partitions. It even can handle long file name entries. It was developed because I wanted to sort my MP3 files on my MP3 hardware player. Unfortunetly, there was no utility out there so far, so I had to write it myself. FATSort reads the boot sector and sorts the directory structure recursively. FATSort is released under GPLv2.
FATSort can be downloaded here at Sourceforge.
Just run the Makefile in the fatsort directory with make. The
fatsort executable will be built.
Just run
make install to install FATSort.
So far, FATSort is included in Fedora, Debian, Ubuntu, and Gentoo.
Examples:
| fatsort -h |
| fatsort /dev/sda |
| fatsort -c -oa /dev/sda1 |
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