Eric wrote: > FAT32 has usually 32 reserved sectors where FAT16 has only one, the > boot sector. In those 32 reserved sectors, you have a lot of free > space and two copies of: boot sector, second stage boot sector (used > if the boot loader is bigger than 512 bytes) and filesystem info > (statistics...) sector. So 6 sectors of the first 32 sectors of the > partition contain all that stuff. Usually sectors 0, 1, 2, 6, 7, 8.
So I found a very nice free sector editor PTSDE104 (a simpler useable Norton disedit) and:
I copied Sector 0 to sector 6 and now fosfsck doen't not complain anymore :))
I checked and the next sector: I modified a random byte in sector 7 and fosfsck does not detect it, so all is neede is 1 sector !
Now HOW IS WORKING ON SYS ??? This should be reatively easy to fix, or Im I mistaken?
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