Dangerout FAT32 filesystem bug
Hi,
I didn't find anything in the changelog for 2.6.[01] and 2.4.2[2345]:
has the FAT32 FS bug mentioned (and successfully fixed/patched) in
http://seclists.org/lists/linux-kernel/2003/Dec/1127.html
been included in the mainstream kernel? It destroys data on big FAT32 partitions, which is very critical for people with big external harddisks trying to exchange data between Linux and Windows systems.
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Jens Benecke
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Hi,
I didn't find anything in the changelog for 2.6.[01] and 2.4.2[2345]:
has the FAT32 FS bug mentioned (and successfully fixed/patched) in
http://seclists.org/lists/linux-kernel/2003/Dec/1127.html
been included in the mainstream kernel? It destroys data on big FAT32 partitions, which is very critical for people with big external harddisks trying to exchange data between Linux and Windows systems.
2.6 was already fixed several months ago.
For 2.4, patch submited.
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OGAWA Hirofumi <[email protected]>
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Quoted 4 lines · Jens Benecke
Hi,
I didn't find anything in the changelog for 2.6.[01] and 2.4.2[2345]:
has the FAT32 FS bug mentioned (and successfully fixed/patched) in2.6 was already fixed several months ago.
For 2.4, patch submited.
That's very strange, as I couldn't find any mention of it in the 2.6 changelogs since Dec 05 (when it was first submitted to lkml).
OK, maybe I didn't look hard enough.
Thanks. :)
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Jens Benecke
Quoted 12 lines · Jens Benecke
Quoted 9 lines · OGAWA Hirofumi
Quoted 4 lines · Jens Benecke
Hi,
I didn't find anything in the changelog for 2.6.[01] and 2.4.2[2345]:
has the FAT32 FS bug mentioned (and successfully fixed/patched) in2.6 was already fixed several months ago.
For 2.4, patch submited.
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That's very strange, as I couldn't find any mention of it in the 2.6 changelogs since Dec 05 (when it was first submitted to lkml).
OK, maybe I didn't look hard enough.
Thanks. :)
It has been in 2.6 for quite some time now,
-Erik
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