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| − | Like FAT, exFAT saves file content in clusters, which are groupings of consecutive sectors (512-bytes each). It has the same problems as FAT in using these clusters as the addressable units, so like FAT the solution is to use sectors as the addressable unit instead. See [[FAT_Implementation_Notes#Disk_Unit_Addressing]] for more information. | + | Like [[FAT]], exFAT saves file content in clusters, which are groupings of consecutive sectors (512-bytes each). It has the same problems as FAT in using these clusters as the addressable units, so like FAT the solution is to use sectors as the addressable unit instead. See [[FAT_Implementation_Notes#Disk_Unit_Addressing]] for more information. |
= Metadata Addressing = | = Metadata Addressing = | ||
Revision as of 07:51, 30 December 2013
Note: Need to add links to this, and probably some exFAT stuff in general to the wiki when this page is done.
Introduction
Disk Unit Addressing
Like FAT, exFAT saves file content in clusters, which are groupings of consecutive sectors (512-bytes each). It has the same problems as FAT in using these clusters as the addressable units, so like FAT the solution is to use sectors as the addressable unit instead. See FAT_Implementation_Notes#Disk_Unit_Addressing for more information.
