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NTFSDOS.EXE is a network file system redirector for
DOS/Windows that is able to recognize and mount NTFS drives for
transparent access. It makes NTFS drives appear indistinguishable
from standard FAT drives, providing the ability to navigate, view
and execute programs on them from DOS or from Windows, including
from the Windows 3.1 File Manager and Windows 95 Explorer.
NTPwd contains command line tools to access NTFS partition, it'a
a Dos port of the driver used by Linux. It contains too a little
utility to change NT password.
ntfs_003.zip archive contains only command line tools to
acccess a NTFS partition in OS/2. A true IFS for accessing NTFS is
included in
VFAT-OS2 v0.05.
Works both as a kernel driver, as well as a set of command
line utilities.
Driver allows to mount NTFS volumes under FreeBSD and NetBSD.
We also support limited writing ability: you can write into not
comressed files without holes, but you can't change the size of
file yet. Write support was made to swap on NTFS volume.
This is a ALPHA version of a NTFS driver for BeOS. It is not
the most polished thing in the world, but every release that author
puts out is more stable than the last. He just implemented
compressed file reads, so be careful with those. He also finally
worked with NTFS 5 volumes, and managed to root out a few bugs.
Author now works for Be Inc, so you will not see his NTFS and
ext2 filesystem support updated on the web much more. The drivers
will be pulled into future BeOS releases.
An add-on to NTFSDOS that allows one to rename existing files,
or to overwrite a file with new data. Very limited functionality.
Uses a boot floppy and a serial connection to a second NT
system to provide full access to a NTFS drives on dead NT systems.
Ideal for salvaging data or replacing drivers.
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