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File System Identifiers

Also known as: Partition Types


File System Identifiers

This is the most complete list I have been able to gather. When available, there is a hyperlink to a page which describes the file system format in details.

File System Identifiers
Hex Value Max. Size Description
00hPartition Not Used
01h2 MbFAT12
02hXENIX Root
03hXENIX User
04h32 MbFAT16 (CHS address mode, and partition size is less than 32 Mb)
05h2 GbExtended Partition (CHS address mode)
06h2 GbFAT16 (CHS address mode, and partition size is larger than 32 Mb)
07h16 EbNTFS
08hAIX
09hAIX Bootable
0AhBootmanager
0Bh2 GbFAT32 (CHS address mode)
0Ch2 TbFAT32 (LBA address mode)
0Eh2 GbFAT16 (LBA address mode)
0Fh2 TbExtended Partition (LBA address mode)
10hOPUS
12hCPQ Diagnostics
14h2^89 bytesOmega FS (The file system designed for the Maverick OS)
15hSwap Partition
16hHidden big FAT16 (Not official I think)
24hNEC MS-DOS 3.x
40hVENIX 80286
42hSFS
50hDisk Manager
51hNovell
52hCP/M
56hGoldenBow
61hSpeedStor
63hUnix SysV386
64hNovell Netware
65hNovell Netware
75hPC/IX
80hOld MINIX
81hLinux / MINIX
82hLinux Swap
83hLinux Nature
93hAmoeba
94hAmoeba BBT
A5hBSD/386
B7hBSDI file system
B8hBSDI swap
C7hCyrnix
DBhCP/M
E1hDOS Access
E3hDOS R/O
F2hDOS Secondary
F4hSpeedStor
FEhLANstep
FFhBBT


Conclusion

Well as stated, this is the most comprehensive list I've been able to gather. I have, among other things, used the list in the NlC Bootmanager which I've created. I think Ralf Brown also has a list of File System Identifiers, but with a quick look I wasn't able to find them.