Access Files on an MS-DOS File System
Mtools allows uncomplicated access to an MS-DOS file system on disk
without mounting it. It includes commands for working with MS-DOS
files: mdir, mcd, mcopy, and mformat.
XDF support for OS/2 is also provided.
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| mtools-4.0.17-aliasing.diff | 0000000433 433 Bytes | |
| mtools-4.0.17-autoconf.diff | 0000001797 1.75 KB | |
| mtools-4.0.17-conf.diff | 0000001923 1.88 KB | |
| mtools-4.0.17-fat-bits.diff | 0000000431 431 Bytes | |
| mtools-4.0.17-prototypes.diff | 0000001202 1.17 KB | |
| mtools-4.0.17.tar.bz2 | 0000412310 403 KB | |
| mtools.changes | 0000012551 12.3 KB | |
| mtools.spec | 0000003603 3.52 KB |
Revision 28 (latest revision is 65)
Sascha Peilicke (saschpe)
accepted
request 74922
from
Petr Gajdos (pgajdos)
(revision 28)
- updated to 4.0.17:
* mbadblocks now takes a list of bad blocks (either as sectors
or as clusters)
* mbadblocks now is able to do write scanning for bad blocks
* mshowfat can show cluster of specific offset
* Enable mtools to deal with very small sector sizes...
* Fixed encoding of all-lowercase names (no need to mangle
these)
* Consider every directory entry after an ENDMARK (0x00) to be deleted
* After writing a new entry at end of a directory, be sure to also add
an ENDMARK (0x00)
* Deal with possibility of a NULL pointer being returned by
localtime during timestamp conversion
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