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FAT32 is still fairly prevalent, and I'd say worse, having dug through the structures of both and gotten intimate with their limitations. But I doubt that HFS+
by dietrichepp 11y ago
FAT32 is still fairly prevalent, and I'd say worse, having dug through the structures of both and gotten intimate with their limitations.
But I doubt that HFS+ is to blame here. It sounds like it's just a bug in the filesystem code.