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Friends, who can help send the omnifs.exe file in ghost 8.2? It is said that it can load NTFS partitions and hidden partitions under DOS, and is more stable than that ntfspro.

I only have the enterprise version of GHOST 8.2 not installed yet. I think there is one but it's too large and there's no place to put it. Otherwise, leave me your MSN and I'll send it to you

omifs is actually the extraction of the file system access driver of Ghost. There is no need to say anything about compatibility and stability. And it provides common commands such as dir, copy, del... But because each operation command is equivalent to loading a driver once and unloading a driver once, it seems slow. Not suitable for scenarios that need to access a large number of files and perform many read and write operations

Actually, BTIni.exe of Partition Magic 8 is also a similar tool, and it can also operate various partitions through the command line.
Download address:
ftp://ftp.symantec.com/public/english_us_canada/tools/pq/utilities/btini.zip

Administrator correction: ftp://ftp.symantec.com/public/english_us_canada/tools/pq/utilities/BTIni.zip

This one is also good. It can make DOS support NTFS and ext2/3. I think it is more stable than NTFSdos Pro.

This is the mount everything for DOS I have streamlined. Extract it to a folder.

Execute
nd 4096 -LFN (load driver)
ndmount /m (mount all NTFS/ext2/ext3 partitions)

nd -c (stop mount everything)

It is only more than 400KB in total.

http://sysoft.zdwx.com/forum/attachment.php?aid=55&checkid=761e3&download=1

I'm passing it on!!!

Don't know how to use the parameters, help ah'

Wait, no, the correct translation should be "I don't know how to use the parameters, help me." But according to the requirements, just translate the Chinese. The original Chinese is "不知道参数怎么用啊,帮忙啊", so the translation is "I don't know how to use the parameters, help me." But need to follow the requirements strictly. Let me do it again:

"I don't know how to use the parameters, help me."

I haven't seen the application of this file before. I hope to be provided with some help instructions.

omnifs

omnifs /help
Available commands:
attrib source
copy source destination
delete source
deltree source
dir source
info
diskinfo
help
mkdir destination
rename source newname
version

All source arguments must include a drive id and full pathname.
Use info to find drive ids. Valid drive ids are a letter or number followed
by :\, e.g. C:\mydir\myfile.txt or 2:\mydir\myfile.txt

To use a Ghost recovery file, give an argument of
pf:\c:\dir:\pathinrecoveryfile where c:\dir is the directory containing the
recovery file. If the recovery file is in the current directory, the argument
can be simply pf:\pathinrecoveryfile
Only the dir, copy, del and deltree commands work with a recovery file.

Use diskinfo to find drive volume ids. Valid drive volume ids are a disk.volume
followed by :\, e.g. 0.1:\mydir\myfile.txt or 1.2:\mydir\myfile.txt

The copy and mkdir destinations must also be a full pathname.
The second rename argument must be a simple filename, not a full pathname.

To use a script file, run with /script=filename.txt


F:\ghost\Ghost>omnifs
Usage: omnifs command
or : omnifs help
or : omnifs /script=file.txt
where /accessmethods can be any combination of the following
/dl=n Specifies the number of hard drives present
/ffi Prefer use of Direct IDE Access
/ffs Prefer use of Direct ASPI/SCSI Access
/ffx Prefer use of Extended Int13h
/fna Disable asynchronous i/o
/fni Disables Direct IDE Access support
/fns Disables Direct ASPI/SCSI Access support
/fnu Disables IDE UDMA support
/fnx Disables Extended Int13h support
/nousb Disables USB support
/forceusb Forces USB support
/x Access filesystems直接即使被操作系统挂载

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如果看懂了`请翻译一下!`谢谢!`

Agree with the opinion of floor 5. I integrated it into the DOS tool disk, which is very useful.

Actually, pqaccess in Ghost is very easy to use. It can access NTFS partitions. It's simple to use, just like DOS commands.

Originally posted by lijinan at 2006-6-14 12:18 AM:
Actually, pqaccess in Ghost is very easy to use and can access NTFS partitions. It's simple to use, just like a DOS command.

Can you introduce the characteristics of this pqaccess?

Originally posted by fujianabc at 2006-6-15 07:19 PM:

Can you introduce the characteristics of this pqaccess?

Just tried it and found that both pqaccess and omnifs are command-line based, but the startup speed is even slower, and it does not support Chinese long filenames.