This software enables Unix users to access MS-DOS disks without the need to mount them, providing a suite of utilities designed for this purpose.
Mtools is a useful software collection that provides a set of utilities to access MS-DOS disks from Unix without needing to mount them. This project has been designed with support for Win'95 style long file names, OS/2 Xdf disks and 2m disks that enable you to store up to 1992k of data on a high-density 3 1/2 disk.
With the latest version of Mtools, you'll be able to handle long filenames of both Windows NT and Windows 95 with ease. Developed and maintained by David Niemi and Alain Knaff, it's a software tool that has received several updates to make it more user-friendly and efficient. The most recent version, Mtools-4.0.0, was released on November 29th, 2009.
Mtools' configurator file can be found at /etc/mtools.conf. This software tool can help make file access and management more convenient and efficient, by giving a range of options and utilities at your fingertips. If you're looking for a reliable tool to access MS-DOS disks from Unix, then Mtools is a trustworthy and useful option.
With the latest version of Mtools, you'll be able to handle long filenames of both Windows NT and Windows 95 with ease. Developed and maintained by David Niemi and Alain Knaff, it's a software tool that has received several updates to make it more user-friendly and efficient. The most recent version, Mtools-4.0.0, was released on November 29th, 2009.
Mtools' configurator file can be found at /etc/mtools.conf. This software tool can help make file access and management more convenient and efficient, by giving a range of options and utilities at your fingertips. If you're looking for a reliable tool to access MS-DOS disks from Unix, then Mtools is a trustworthy and useful option.
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