- mkntfs: As announced, remove the deprecated support for creation of
NTFS 1.2/3.0 volumes. We now create NTFS 3.1 volumes only. (Anton)
- mkntfs: Remove lots of unused/unneeded debugging code. (Anton)
and include --with-uuid[=PFX] and --without-uuid options. (Anton)
- configure.ac: Set language to C. (Anton)
- mkntfs: Always set default cluster size to 4096 bytes regardless of
volume size. This is what Windows Vista does and it makes perfect
sense from a performance point of view. (Anton)
attribute completely and index entry (filename) completely and all in
correct order. Essential for hunting bugs in directory operations
code... (Anton)
- Compiler warning fixes for gnome-vfs and fuse modules. (Anton)
- Change volume mounting (actually device opening) to happen with
O_EXCL bit set so at least on Linux no one can change the device
block size under our feet. (Anton)
- Change volume mounting and mkntfs to set the device block size to the
sector size using BLKBSZSET ioctl (Linux only). This should be
optimal for performance and should fixes the bug of not being able to
create the backup boot sector if the number of sectors on the device
is odd, the sector size is 512 bytes, and the kernel is 2.4. (Anton)
- Enforce cluster size, mft record size, and index record size to be at
least equal to the sector size and verify they are still valid and in
particular display a warning message if the volume will not be
mountable by the kernel driver (it requires mft record size and index
record size to be below or equal to the system page size which we
determine using sysconf()). (Anton)
remove g_volume_size (unnecessary)
Reworked mkntfs_override_phys_params:
Split up complicated error expressions
Made error messages more legible
Demoted some errors to warnings
Factored out the "Windows won't boot" message