Mike Banon writes:
>> manipulation years ago. People complained about the removal of the fat >> resize code because no other tools anywhere else had such support, so >> the code was replaced as a searpate, unsupported library. >> > > Then how the tools like GParted (which are basically a GUI for a > parted library) are resizing FAT16 / FAT32 fine? Are they using the > outdated parted library where the filesystem manipulation has been > possible? I just think, since there are no fundamental differences > between FAT12 and FAT16 / FAT32, it doesn't make sense not to support > the former. Because it is using the unsupported fat resize library I mentioned.
