Thanks for the reply,
I have to admit I do not even have a clue how to get access to
the directory table of a mounted vfat device. The whole idea
is for manipulating the ordering of mp3-players which
(on some devices) seems to dictate the play order.
So if someone could point me to a good documentation
I would appreciate it.
Regards
Sebastian
Horst von Brand wrote:
Sebastian Kloska <[email protected]> wrote:
Is there an "official" way of to move FAT entries
around in the vfat code of the kernel ? I'd like
to change ordering of vfat entries.
Why don't you do that off-line, in a userland program? Should be easier
(and safer).
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