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I got a Win98 (not 2d Ed) laptop from my brother. Before installing linux, I decided to try to save what was on it--just in case. I booted a floppy based rescue system, mounted hda1 and made a tar file of it (to another partition). Before going ahead, I decided to check to make sure the tar file can restore the original. I almost, but not quite, succeeded. The Win98 was on a fat16 partition. The restored filesystem has 8-character dos-type filenames. I did not make a recursive list of the original file names. Does Win98 store those names anywhere on the filesystem? If so, can I recover them? If so, how? Thanks in advance.
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