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==== FAT 32 ====
FAT 32 uses 28 bits to address the clusters on the disk. Yes, that is right. FAT 32 only uses 28 of it'sits 32 bits. The highest 4 bits are reserved. This means that they should be ignored when read and unchanged when written. Besides this small detail, extracting a value from a 32 bit FAT is almost identical to the same operation on a 16 bit FAT:
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unsigned char FAT_table[sector_size];
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