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Windows NT's Infernal Filesystem
By Oscar T. Grouch
1st Edition December 2000
1-21390-798-4, Order Number: 1092
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You can't get away from it. The time has come. You've been putting it off all
week. You've got ReiserFS up and running, Exim's configured, you've just
installed OpenSSH and patched it, Apache is working like a dream. The thing is,
it's a mixed shop. The flaw in the apple, the fly in the ointment is that you're
working with NT as well. You've got to deal with the NT machines. You know you
left that file on the box yesterday. It was an important file, you don't know
what you were thinking.
Since then it's bluescreened twice. There was some kind of defragmentation
thing run on it this morning. The PFY was seen on the security cameras
sacrificing something hairy in front of it around midnight last night.
With luck you might be able to find that file again. You're a sysadmin; surely
it's not that hard? You've hacked and installed Solaris packages your peers
would have balked at, getting one file from the clutches of the NTFS shouldn't
be that hard, should it?
Or perhaps you're a deep API programmer. In which case you know there's no way
back now. You lost your soul a long time ago to the MFT and O'Really can only
offer condolences and promise to contact your family in the event of your death.
It won't be long now.
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