Getting file system name

Is it possible to get a File's partition file system name .
I mean like "FAT32" or "NTFS".
thx
R0mai

Because I'm developing an installer for a linux live-cd and it's bootloader : (syslinux) is not working on FAT32 file system, and I want to warn the user that it will not work.
If anybody can help to make syslinux work with FAT32, that would be also good for me.
R0mai

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