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v.1.1.6

29 Apr 12:50
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Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/maxpat78/FATtools

v.1.1.5: Small fix

15 Apr 07:38
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- redundant Record dwMFTRecNumber is parsed only with NTFS 3.1
- added a proper Record iterator

v.1.1.4: Fix some attributes parsers

14 Apr 15:26
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- ntfs_get_free_clusters uses now first, not last, $Bitmap $DATA stream
- .file member now gets a .size if it's BytesIO (=resident), too

v.1.1.3: Minor enhancements

14 Apr 10:45
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- efficient ntfs_get_free_clusters
- Boot records directly sizes of Cluster, Record, Index and MFT LCN
- more internal documentation
- Security_Descriptor attribute

v.1.1.2: Fixed and enhanced NTFS plugin

11 Apr 14:54
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  • $Boot is now parsed more accurately (total sectors were wrong)
  • handled $VOLUME_NAME and $VOLUME_INFORMATION
  • a (painfully slow!) ntfs_get_free_clusters is added

v.1.1.1

11 Apr 12:38
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Fixed INDX block parser

v.1.1.0: Fixed and enhanced with basic NTFS support

10 Apr 07:15
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- vopen now can open a NTFS volume
- vopen now searches for the 1st Windows Basic Data Partition in a GPT disk
- copy_out now accepts longer paths with ending wildcards
- fattools 'ls', 'cp' and 'cat' can be invoked on a NTFS volume

v.1.0.43: Bugs fixed

01 Apr 10:35
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- Volume.copy_out now joins target path to directory names
- FAT.listdir now skips volume labels
- volume label attribute is set to plain 0x8
- set heads_per_cyl and sectors_per_cyl allowing proper debug logging

v.1.0.42: block devices supported in macOS also

27 Jan 07:24
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- a get_size suited for macOS X is added in disk.py
- hints in README.md added

v.1.0.41: added get_size for Linux block devices

26 Jan 07:45
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os.stat fails on Linux devices, so their size was always zero!