-// if possible. Expects a Buffer containing the first few (normally 4096) bytes
-// of the filesystem. Sets the filesystem type code in Volume->FSType and the
-// UUID/serial number in Volume->VolUuid. Note that the UUID value is recognized
-// differently for each filesystem, and is currently supported only for
-// ext2/3/4fs and ReiserFS. If the UUID can't be determined, it's set to 0. Also, the UUID
-// is just read directly into memory; it is *NOT* valid when displayed by
-// GuidAsString() or used in other GUID/UUID-manipulating functions. (As I
-// write, it's being used merely to detect partitions that are part of a
-// RAID 1 array.)
+// if possible. Expects a Buffer containing the first few (normally at least
+// 4096) bytes of the filesystem. Sets the filesystem type code in Volume->FSType
+// and the UUID/serial number in Volume->VolUuid. Note that the UUID value is
+// recognized differently for each filesystem, and is currently supported only
+// for NTFS, ext2/3/4fs, and ReiserFS (and for NTFS it's really a 64-bit serial
+// number not a UUID or GUID). If the UUID can't be determined, it's set to 0.
+// Also, the UUID is just read directly into memory; it is *NOT* valid when
+// displayed by GuidAsString() or used in other GUID/UUID-manipulating
+// functions. (As I write, it's being used merely to detect partitions that are
+// part of a RAID 1 array.)