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The major OSs all behave differently depending on if the media with the UDF volume has a partition table or not, among other strange implementation quirks, because nobody expects it to be used outside of optical media.


But since UDF reserves the first 2 KB, you can put a partition table on your medium, and let the first partition start at sector 0. Usually partition programs complain about this, but the file system driver lets it pass.


True, but it's a hack. And as far as I can UDF still suffers from the unix permissions issue.




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