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From: David.Plummer@f70.n140.z1.FIDONET.ORG (David Plummer)
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Subject: FileSystems
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Date: 16 Dec 90 22:53:44 GMT
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I wrote a small program to go through and find any devices using the OFS
or FFS file system, but I couldn't get DF0 or DF1 to show up.  On closer
inspection, it turned out to be because the DosEnvec[DOSTYPE] values 
were neither FFS nor OFS.  VD0, DH0, DH1, DH2, etc. all showed up as
normal.  Here are the values returned in the structure:
 
VD0  444f5300  (Normal OFS value)
DH0  444f5301  (Normal FFS value)
DF0  4e952341  (What the HECK is that, and why?)
 
Why aren't DF0 and DF1 coming back as 444f5300, OldFileSystem, as I
though they should be?  What is 4e952341, and what does it represent?
I can post the code, but I don't THINK it's a bug (you never know,
there's come pretty wild structure referencing, but it should at least be
consistent).
 
Any help appreciated!



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