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Building the MFT first is pretty much what I want to do. But I'm not aware of any utilities that can handle it, nor where to start with writing it myself... I
by quasarj 8y ago
Building the MFT first is pretty much what I want to do. But I'm not aware of any utilities that can handle it, nor where to start with writing it myself...
I have a project where I routinely need to copy large amounts of data (3 to 8 TB) to a hard drive. Problem is, my files are all 512kb. So this is much slower than it could be...
If I write it as a single tar file I get excellent throughput, but the users who need to be able to work with the drive are unable to handle a tar file. They need to be able to plug the drive into a Windows computer and have it "just work".. which presents some problems.
- AgentME 8y agoMaybe you could use the same type of filesystem that file CD/DVDs use (UDF?). They're written sequentially and are commonly supported.