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→Programming Guide: Fix the usage of total_sectors (also I think sectorsize in the block below is supposed to be fat_boot->bytes_per_sector but idk) |
ctime is measured in centiseconds, that's why it goes from 0 to 199 (0s-1.99s) |
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| Creation time in tenths of a second. Range 0-199 inclusive. Based on simple tests, Ubuntu16.10 stores either 0 or 100 while Windows7 stores 0-199 in this field. |
| Creation time in hundredths of a second, although the official FAT Specification from Microsoft says it is tenths of a second. Range 0-199 inclusive. Based on simple tests, Ubuntu16.10 stores either 0 or 100 while Windows7 stores 0-199 in this field. |
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| Creation time in hundredths of a second (0-199) to be added to the FAT style date/time for more accuracy. See FAT12 entry for format of date/time. |
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| Modification time in hundredths of a second (0-199). |
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