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NAME
       fatsort - FAT sorting tool
SYNOPSIS
       fatsort [OPTIONS] DEVICE
DESCRIPTION
       FATSort sorts directory structures of FAT file systems (FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 and exFAT). Many MP3 hardware
       players  don't  sort files automatically but play them in the  order they were transferred to the device.
       FATSort can help here.
       Sort options:
       -a     Use ASCIIbetical order for sorting
       -c     Ignore case of file names (default for most locales)
       -I PFX Ignore file name PFX
       -n     Natural order sorting
       -o FLAG Sort order of files where FLAG is one of
              d : directories first (default)
              f : files first
              a : files and directories are not differentiated
       -r     Sort in reverse order
       -R     Sort in random order
              This options makes all other sort options obsolete.
       -t     Sort by last modification date and time
       The following options can be specified multiple times to select which directories shall be sorted:
       -d DIR Sort directory DIR only
       -D DIR Sort directory DIR and all subdirectories
       -x DIR Don't sort directory DIR
       -X DIR Don't sort directory DIR and its subdirectories
       The following options can be specified multiple times to select which directories shall be  sorted  using
       POSIX.2 extended regular expressions:
       -e RE  Only sort directories that match regular expression RE
       -E RE  Don't sort directories that match regular expression RE
       However, options -e and -E may not be used simultaneously with options -d, -D, -x and -X.
       -L LOC Use the locale LOC instead of the locale from the environment variables
       More options:
       -l     Print current order of files only
       -i     Print file system information only
       -f     Force sorting even if file system is mounted
       -h, --help
              Print some help
       -v, --version
              Print version information
       -q     Be quiet
       DEVICE must be a FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 or exFAT file system.
       WARNING:  THE FILESYSTEM MUST BE CONSISTENT (NO FILESYSTEM ERRORS).  PLEASE BACKUP YOUR DATA BEFORE USING
       FATSORT. RISK OF CORRUPT FILESYSTEM!  FATSORT USER ASSUMES ALL RISK. FATSORT WILL NOT BE HELD LIABLE  FOR
       DATA LOSS!
EXAMPLES
       fatsort /dev/sda
              Sort /dev/sda.
       fatsort -n /dev/sdb1
              Sort /dev/sdb1 with natural order.
AUTHOR
       Written by Boris Leidner.
REPORTING BUGS
       Report bugs to <fatsort@formenos.de>.
COPYRIGHT
       Copyright © 2004-2019 Boris Leidner.  License GPLv2: GNU GPL version 2 (see LICENSE.txt)
       This  is  free software: you are free to change and redistribute it.  There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent
       permitted by law.
fatsort 1.6.3                                      August 2020                                        FATSORT(1)