fsck.fat: Check for DOS Clean Shutdown bit #100
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Please merge this important missing feature - it has been 5 months now. Downstream users need this as Windows 10 no longer sets and removes this bit, but still detects it and presents users with a 'please repair' dialog which fsck.vfat can't even repair... If you don't have time enough to manage this project, hand it over to someone who contributes a lot; in good OpenSource fashion. Thanks! |
DOS Clean Shutdown bit in first reserved FAT entry is cleared when DOS or Windows FAT driver mounts a volume and set is back when doing unmount. Therefore set this bit when clearing FAT dirty bit in boot sector.
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DOS Clean Shutdown bit in first reserved FAT entry is cleared when DOS or
Windows FAT driver mounts a volume and set is back when doing unmount.
Therefore set this bit when clearing FAT dirty bit in boot sector.
Fixes: #38