said:
>Interesting. That file is not placed in the desktop folder with the
>other documentation placed there.
You should report this to Jan.
> "The RESIZE command is implemented as a generic command, but requires a
>filesystem dependent part to be implemented.
>Currently that is only available for FAT, FAT32, HPFS and NTFS..."
>Jan's note said:
>"DFSee can expand NTFS partitions, but NOT FAT or FAT32!"
>I apparently misread it.
We were shrinking. Jan's statement is correct, but does not apply.
The reason dfsee can not expand is that the logic to rebuild the FAT
tables and directory entries is not yet implemented. This is a messy job
since every data cluster needs to be moved and all the directory entries
need to be adjusted for the new locations of files and EAs. The FAT file
system design is in no way elegant.
Steven
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