/sortdirs

Re-order the directory entries in a filesystem

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sortdirs

Re-order the directory entries in a filesystem.

This doesn't matter because nobody cares about the order entries are stored on disk. All software sorts filenames (by name, date, type, or whatever) on the fly.

Except your Pioneer car stereo and Sandisk music player. They play music files in the order they appear in the directory, so you need to re-order your directory entries after adding anything to your SD card.

usage

sortdirs [path]

caveats/bugs

Won't work if you have filenames with newlines.

Depends on your filesystem driver to fill available directory entry slots in order. The linux "vfat" driver seems to meet this requirement. Others drivers probably do too. YMMV.

No man page.

license

Apache 2.0