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-*- mode: indented-text -*- - dosfsck: Better checking of file times: ctime <= mtime <= atime - mkdosfs: If /etc/bootsect.dos (or similar) exists, use it as a template for generating boot sectors. This way, you can, e.g., make bootable DOS disks. Addendum: Don't know if that's so wise... There are really many variants of DOS/Windows bootcode out in the wild, and the code is proprietary, too. - dosfsck: read-only sector test (-t without -a or -r); just print out errors.