Recent changes to FAQ

FAQ modified by Carlos Celso de Almeida

Carlos Celso de Almeida — Tue, 27 Feb 2024 00:56:09 -0000

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     'access time' will be changed. ToFix: Mount the volume disabling the access time attribute
     updates.

-**FAQ: What is the output report format? **
+**FAQ: What is the output report format?**

     Answer: The process will create three report files:

FAQ modified by Carlos Celso de Almeida

Carlos Celso de Almeida — Tue, 27 Feb 2024 00:54:48 -0000

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 Return [HOME](https://sourceforge.net/p/explorefs/wiki/Home)

-**FAQ: What happen well i read my data file? **
+**FAQ: What happened when I read the data from the files?**

-    Answer: The main problem is you 'access time' attribute. When the FileSystem is writeable the
+    Answer: The main problem is your 'access time' attribute. When the FileSystem is writeable the
     'access time' will be changed. ToFix: Mount the volume disabling the access time attribute
     updates.

FAQ modified by Carlos Celso de Almeida

Carlos Celso de Almeida — Thu, 29 Dec 2022 16:33:50 -0000

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+Return [HOME](https://sourceforge.net/p/explorefs/wiki/Home)
+
 **FAQ: What happen well i read my data file? **

     Answer: The main problem is you 'access time' attribute. When the FileSystem is writeable the

FAQ modified by Carlos Celso de Almeida

Carlos Celso de Almeida — Thu, 29 Dec 2022 16:15:07 -0000

FAQ: What happen well i read my data file?

Answer: The main problem is you 'access time' attribute. When the FileSystem is writeable the
'access time' will be changed. ToFix: Mount the volume disabling the access time attribute
updates.

FAQ: What is the output report format?

Answer: The process will create three report files:

     [output].map   Information Summary
     [output].lst   List of Mapped entries
     [output].err   List of non-Mapped entries

NOTE: The [output] is the name reported on 'output' option.

For each Mapped Entries we will have:

    [atime] [mtime] [ftype] [uid] [gid] [units] [fileid]

Where:

     [atime]        Last Access Time
     [mtime]        Last Modification Time
     [ftype]        Type of Entry
     [uid]          user unix id, for non-unix systems will be ZERO
     [gid]          group unix id, for non-unix systems will be ZERO
     [units]        size of file based in the unit type (see: 'unit' option)
     [fileid]       relative/fullpath of entry

Type of Entry :

      1     Pipe Handle File
      2     Character special file
      4     Directory
      6     Block Device
      8     Flat File
     10     Link File
     12     Socket File

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