Basic FAT type filesystem for now. Maybe move on to journaling later
Types of filesystem objects:
	Directories
	Files
	Symlinks
Directory Format:
	db FILE_DIRECTORY
	db "Name can be any length",0
	; files
File Format in FAT:
	db FILE_FILE
	db "Name can be any length",0
	dw POINTER_TO_DATA
	dw LENGTH_OF_DATA
File Format in Flash:
	db "Name can be any lenght",0
	dw LENGTH_OF_DATA
	;Data
Symlink Format:
	db FILE_SYMLINK
	db "Name can be any length",0
	db "path to file/folder",0

The extra copy of the FAT header in the files data is in case of FAT corruption, you still know that there is a file and what it is called.

Possible FILE_ types:
	FILE_START <- start of the fat
	FILE_NULL  <- nothing here remove on next fat cleanup
	FILE_DELETED <- this file has been deleted remove on garbage collect
	FILE_FILE <- standard file
	FILE_DIRECTORY <-directory header
	FILE_END_DIRECTORY <-end of a directory entry
	FILE_SYMLINK <= link to a file/directory
	FILE_END <= end of the FAT

could change.