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	In [[computing science]], a '''file allocation table''' is a structure that is used to record the data blocks on a device (such as a [[hard disk]]) that are allocated to each file.

	The best-known file allocation table file system is [[Microsoft]]'s [[File Allocation Table]] file system.

	== See also ==
	* [[I-node]]

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	[[Category:Computer file systems]]

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	In [[computing science]], a '''file allocation table''' is a structure that is used to record the data blocks on a device (such as a [[hard disk]]) that are allocated to each file.		In [[computing science]], a '''file allocation table''' is a structure that is used to record the data blocks on a device (such as a [[hard disk]]) that are allocated to each file.

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	In [[computing science]], a '''file allocation table''' is a structure that is used to record the data blocks on a device (such as a [[hard disk]]) that are allocated to each file.		In [[computing science]], a '''file allocation table''' is a structure that is used to record the data blocks on a device (such as a [[hard disk]]) that are allocated to each file.

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	In [[computing science]], a [[file allocation table]] is a structure that is used to record the data blocks on a device (such as a [[hard disk]]) that are allocated to each file.		In [[computing science]], a '''file allocation table''' is a structure that is used to record the data blocks on a device (such as a [[hard disk]]) that are allocated to each file.

	The best-known file allocation table file system is [[Microsoft]]'s [[File Allocation Table]] file system.		The best-known file allocation table file system is [[Microsoft]]'s [[File Allocation Table]] file system.

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	In [[computing science]], a [[file allocation table]] is a structure that is used to record the data blocks on a device (such as a [[hard disk]]) that are allocated to each file.		In [[computing science]], a [[file allocation table]] is a structure that is used to record the data blocks on a device (such as a [[hard disk]]) that are allocated to each file.

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	In [[computing science]], a [[file allocation table]] is a structure that is used to record the data blocks on a device (such as a [[hard disk]]) that are allocated to each file.		In [[computing science]], a [[file allocation table]] is a structure that is used to record the data blocks on a device (such as a [[hard disk]]) that are allocated to each file.

	The ~~most well~~ known file allocation table file system is [[Microsoft]]'s [[File Allocation Table]] file system.		The best-known file allocation table file system is [[Microsoft]]'s [[File Allocation Table]] file system.

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	In [[computing science]], a [[file allocation table]] is a structure that is used to record the data blocks on a device (such as a [[hard disk]]) that are allocated to each file.		In [[computing science]], a [[file allocation table]] is a structure that is used to record the data blocks on a device (such as a [[hard disk]]) that are allocated to each file.

	The FAT file system made its debut in 1963 at Fort Huachuca, Arizona. Specialist 7th class Billy L. Fikes, a programmer and systems analyst for the US Army wrote a File Allocation Table to direct access to files stored on magnetic disks.

	The most well known file allocation table file system is [[Microsoft]]'s [[File Allocation Table]] file system.		The most well known file allocation table file system is [[Microsoft]]'s [[File Allocation Table]] file system.