                        ---README---
-INFORMATION-
FATSort is a utility to sort FAT16 and FAT32 partitions (I found FAT12
a little bit too complicated, so I didn't implement it). It even can
handle long file name entries. It was developed because I wanted to sort
my MP3 files on my MP3 hardware player. Unfortunetly, there was no
utility out there so far, so I had to write it myself.
FATSort reads the boot sector and sorts the directory structure.

-COMPILATION-
Just run the Makfile in the fatsort directory with "make". The
'fatsort' executable will be build.

-INSTALLATION-
Copy the 'fatsort' executable to a directory of your choice (Maybe
/usr/bin/local/).

-USAGE-
Syntax: fatsort [options] device

Options:
        -c       Ignore case of file names
        -h       Print some help
        -i       Print file system information only
        -l       Print current order of files only
        -o flag  Sort order of files where flag is
                        d : directories first (default)
                        f : files first
                        a : files and directories are not distinguished
        -q       Be quiet
        -v       Print version information

Examples:
fatsort /dev/sda
fatsort -c -oa /dev/sda1

-BUGS AND FEEDBACK-
Please note, that FATSort can damage your file system, if it is in a
state of inconsistency!

Send bugs and feedback to fatsort@formenos.de.
