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The "first" (at the end of the disk) entry must be a Volume Identifier entry, this is used to detect if a disk has been swapped when auto-detection is unavailable. The "last" (closest to the start of the disk) must be a Starting Marker entry, this is used for file-system recovery if the super-block is damaged.

Continuation entries are used to allow longer file names than can be placed in a single directory or file entry and immediately precede their respective file/directory entry.

 

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