The fls -l command should show sector numbers of files and folders.

[HT-7]

In IsoBuster, the "LBA" (Logical Block Address) of listed files is visible. "Logical" means it's relative to the beginning of the file system, where as "Physical" would mean for the entire block device.

As a bonus, IsoBuster also can show the individual segments (also known as "fragments" and "cluster chain") and the end LBA.

For fls, at least the beinning LBA or byte of each listed file should be shown.

The istat tool is able to show the occupied sectors on an individual file basis, but fls -l -r should do that on a list basis, for all files with one command.

Thank you for considering this suggestion.