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Subject: FAT/VFAT and the sync flag
From: Scott Bronson <bronson@rinspin.com>
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Can anyone tell me if the VFAT filesystem actually recognizes the sync
flag?  Early in 2.4, it appeared that it was ignoring it.

However, now that a lot of USB devices are VFAT, this gets pretty
important.

Thanks,

    - Scott


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