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Today, I would like to share with you the relevant knowledge about the use of Linux's mtools command. The content is detailed and the logic is clear. I believe most people still know too much about this knowledge, so share this article for your reference. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

Linux commonly used commands mtools commands display instructions supported by mtools. Mtools is a tool program for the MS-DOS file system, which can simulate many MS-DOS instructions. These instructions are symbolic links to mtools, so they have some common features.

Mtools displays instructions supported by mtools

Syntax mtools (option) option-a: automatically change the long file name of the target file when the long file name is repeated;-A: automatically change the short file name of the target file when the short file name is repeated but the long file name is different;-o: overwrite the existing file when the long file name is repeated;-O: overwrite the existing file when the short file name is repeated but the long file name is different. -r: when the long file name is duplicate, the user is required to change the long file name of the target file;-R: when the short file name is duplicate but the long file name is different, the user is required to change the short file name of the target file;-s: if the long file name is duplicated, the target file is not processed;-S: when the short file name is duplicate but the long file name is different, the target file is not processed;-v: detailed instructions are displayed during execution. -V: displays version information. The instance uses the mtools command to display all the instructions it supports, and enter the following command:

[root@localhost] # mtools # shows all supported instruction names Supported commands: mattrib, mbadblocks, mcat, mcd, mclasserase, mcopy, mdel, mdeltree mdir, mdoctorfat, mdu, mformat, minfo, mlabel, mmd, mmount mpartition, mrd, mread, mmove, mren, mshowfat, mtoolstest, mtype mwrite, mzip as shown above, and all commands displayed are supported by the mtools tool.

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