Re: PATCH drivers/scsi/scsi.c fs/fat/inode.c fs/fat/misc.c

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> (Q: anyone know why/how windows is happy with 0x10000 and
> ignores the partition info?)

Maybe because it doesn't support partitions on removable media.

How is it done under Linux ?
Does one must force the kernel to reload the partition table on every
medium change ?

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