In memory of Ben “bushing” Byer, who passed away on Monday, February 8th, 2016.

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141 bytes added ,  22:45, 5 October 2009
added more special values
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* 0xFFFB - last cluster within a chain
 
* 0xFFFB - last cluster within a chain
 
* 0xFFFC - reserved cluster
 
* 0xFFFC - reserved cluster
* 0xFFFD
+
* 0xFFFD - bad block (marked at factory) -- you should always see these in groups of 8 (8 clusters per NAND block)
* 0xFFFE
+
* 0xFFFE - empty (unused / available) space
    
Otherwise, the value stored within a slot in the FAT for a given cluster points to the next cluster in the chain, similar to the FAT used in DOS. Therefore, in order to figure out what clusters belong to what file, you must use the information in the FST to find the starting cluster for each file, and then follow each cluster chain.
 
Otherwise, the value stored within a slot in the FAT for a given cluster points to the next cluster in the chain, similar to the FAT used in DOS. Therefore, in order to figure out what clusters belong to what file, you must use the information in the FST to find the starting cluster for each file, and then follow each cluster chain.

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