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Since the streams listed above have the Metadata flag set, the implementation shall not pass the name of the stream across the “plug-in file system interface” of a platform. 3.3.7.1 UniqueUnique ID Mapping Data Stream The Unique ID Mapping Data allows an implementation to go directly to the ICB hierarchy for the file/directory associated with a UDFUniqueUDF Unique ID, or to the ICB hierarchy for the directory whichthat contains the file/directory associated with the UDFUniqueID. UDF Unique ID. Note that for UDF release 2.00 and higher the UDF Unique ID value used for this purpose is taken from the File Identifier Descriptor rather than from the File Entry. Unique ID Mapping Data is stored as a named stream of the System Stream Directory (associated with the File Set Descriptor). The name of this stream shall be set to: “*UDF Unique ID Mapping Data” The Metadata bit in the File Characteristics field of the File Identifier Descriptor for the stream shall be set to 1 to indicate that the existence of this filestream should not be made known to clients of a platform’s file system interface. Rules for the presence and consistency of the Unique ID Mapping Data Stream: • Shall be created for read-only media • Shall be created by implementations whichwith batch write (e.g., pre-mastering tools) a volume on write-once and rewritable media For implementations which perform incremental updates of volumes on write-once or rewritable media (e.g., on-line file systems), the following rules apply: • May be created and maintained if not present • Shall be maintained if present and volume is clean • Should be repaired and maintained, but may be deleted, if present and volume is dirty For these rules, a volume is clean if either a valid Close Logical Volume Integrity Descriptor or a valid Virtual Allocation Table is recorded. 3.3.7.1.1 UDF Unique ID Mapping Data The contents of the Unique ID Mapping streamStream are described by the tabletables “UDF Unique ID Mapping Data” whichand “UDF Unique ID Mapping Entry”. The mapping data contains some header fields before an array of “UDF Unique ID Mapping Entry.” mapping entries. The fields of these structures are described below their corresponding table. UDF 2.01 89 March50 April
UDF Unique ID Mapping Data RBP Length Name Contents 0 32 Implementation Identifier EntityID 32 4 Flags Uint32 36 4 Mapping Entry Count (=MEC) Uint32 40 8 Reserved Bytes (= #00) 48 16*MEC Mapping Entries IDMappingEntry Implementation Identifier is described in section 2.1.5. Flags are defined as follows: Bit 0, If Bit 0 Bits 1 – 31 Index Bit Reserved, shall be set to ZERO Index Bit set to ONE, shall mean is called Index Mode. In Index Mode, the UDF Unique ID, once decremented by 16 (the value NextUniqueID is initialized to), can be used as an index into the array Mapping Entries. Blank entries, if present, are all beyond the last array element with a UDF Unique ID. Bits 1 – 31, reserved, shall be set to ZERO. Mapping Entry Count is the size, in entries, of the array Mapping Entries. Mapping Entries is an array of UDF Unique ID Mapping Entry structures. T<strong>here</strong> is one mapping entry for every non-stream, non-parent File Identifier Descriptor. Whenever the volume is consistent, the array is always sorted in ascending order of UDF Unique ID. Except as limited by the flags, blank entries are allowed anyw<strong>here</strong> in the array, and entries are not required to have a UDF Unique ID value of one more than the preceding entry. A blank entry has a value of ZERO in all fields. 3.3.7.1.2 UDF Unique ID Mapping Entry UDF Unique ID Mapping Entry RBP Length Name Contents 0 4 UDFUnique ID Uint32 4 4 Parent Logical Block Number Uint32 8 4 Object Logical Block Number Uint32 12 2 Parent Partition Reference Number Uint16 14 2 Object Partition Reference Number Uint16 UDF Unique ID is the value found in a the FID for the file or directoryidentifying the object. Parent Logical Block Number is the logical block number of the ICB identifying the directory that contains the FID identifying the object. UDF 2.01 90 March50 April
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Universal Disk Format ® Specificat
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REVISION HISTORY 1.00 October 24, 1
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CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION ..........
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