From: klee@unibwm.de   
      
   On 27.10.2023 08:31, R.Wieser wrote:   
   > JJ,   
   >   
   >> I've no problem with batch file in general. But for OP's problem which   
   >> use memory chip based storage, the direct disk access would be ideal.   
   >> Batch file can't do direct disk access.   
   >   
   > As I tried to explain, you don't need "direct disk access" for the job at   
   > hand.  Just copy (move) the files in the order you want them, and that's the   
   > order they will be on the disk - regardless of it being spinning rust or   
   > memory chip based.   
      
   The order the files are copied is maybe not the same as in the   
   directory. That depends on the code which searches for a free   
   entry in the FAT table. To avoid a FAT with a large number of   
   deleted files, I suggested to first delete the directory and then   
   recreate it (or format the SD card if files are copied to the   
   root directory).   
      
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