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In my opinion, mkfs.fat should throw a warning when automatic alignment is enabled and number of reserved sectors does not match with value what user specified. And warning should contain...

Duplicate of https://github.com/dosfstools/dosfstools/issues/44

@EchelonX-Ray: What about for now at least following documentation change? ```diff diff --git a/manpages/mkfs.fat.8.in b/manpages/mkfs.fat.8.in --- a/manpages/mkfs.fat.8.in +++ b/manpages/mkfs.fat.8.in @@ -171,12 +177,18 @@ The default is no label. Use DOS...

I pushed above change which updates documentation in commit 7deb97d719a4613ee109aad918ac0debb36d8953.

Here is alternative patch for machines which do not have rdtscp instruction and crash on illegal hardware instruction: ``` diff --git a/Source.c b/Source.c index ad95166..4fb7918 100644 --- a/Source.c +++ b/Source.c...

> Your patch have some problems to apply Make sure you handle CRLF and LF correctly. > simply replacing `rdtscp(&junk)` with `rdtsc()` works Do not forget for `_mm_mfence` or any...

Just to note, one of such ODBC driver which always uses UTF-8 char* for ANSI ODBC functions is sqliteodbc from http://www.ch-werner.de/sqliteodbc/ So you cannot use iODBC with this sqliteodbc driver...

> - The sqlliteodbc driver supports Unicode ODBC calls, so it will be better to use Unicode ODBC calls, if you want to work with Unicode data, it is more...

Anyway, SQLite ODBC is not the only driver which works in this mode. I mentioned it as a good example, most developers knows it, can be easily tested (checked how...

> Also, I think, we could to add some iODBC settings/flags for call > `setlocale (LC_ALL, "");` > in iODBC code, when Environment is created first time, so it must...