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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-OS2 is a package that will allow OS/2 to seamlessly access Windows
NT NTFS formatted partitions from OS/2 as if they were standard OS/2 drive
letters. The ultimate aim of this package is to be able to use the NTFS
file system as a replacement of FAT or HPFS.
This fs is also part of Linux Kernel (2.1.x and higher).
Driver is in current source tree, so no more versions will be placed on the web.
Version for 3.1 will be commited soon.
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.
Authow 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.
- Homepage: ? www.sysinternals.com ?
- Access: Read-Write: Copy and replace files.
- License: Commercial
If you require limited write access for disaster recovery purposes,
NTFSDOS Tools may help. NTFSDOS Tools is an add-on package available
for sale at the Winternals Web site .
It consists of two utilties, NTFSCopy and NTFSRen, that work with
NTFSDOS 2.0R+. NTFSCopy allows you to overwrite a NTFSfile with a fresh
copy in cases where one has become corrupt and is preventing NT from booting.
NTFSRen will give a specified file a new name. This is useful in cases where a
new driver or application is installed and is preventing NT from booting.
With NTFSRen an offending file can be renamed so that NT will not load it.
- Homepage: ? www.sysinternals.com ?
- License: Commercial, cripple-ware demo available
If you have a dead system that you would like to recover data
from or repair, and you have access to a second NT machine, you
may want to try NTRecover.
A read-only NTRecover is available for free download, and with
it you can access the drives on the dead system from the working
system using native NT file systems and uiltities. In fact, to
NT the drives appear as if they were local drives on the working
system. With the read/write version, you can copy/edit/delete files.
- Homepage: ? ARTICLE ID: Q131658
- Download: You can obtain this utility at no charge from Microsoft
Product Support Services (PSS).
- Author: Microsoft Corp.
- License: ?
If you have a Windows NT Workstation or Server configured for fault
tolerant (FT) partitions (such as stripes with parity and volume sets), and
those partitions are inaccessible and appear in Disk Administrator as type
Unknown, you can possibly make them accessible again by using the utility
FTEDIT.
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