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Description:-

Multiplatform Swiss army knife to examine disks in great detail and fix problems with partition definitions and file systems. Create an exact clone or a compressed imagefile from your whole disk or a single partition. BROWSE through directories, and view or copy/recover files directly from the browser. DFSee is a generic disk, partition and filesystem utility for maintenance and data-recovery. It supports partition-tables (FDISK, LVM) and filesystems like (V)FAT, FAT-32, EFAT, HPFS, NTFS, JFS, EXT2/3/4, HFS+, and some functionality for ReiserFS, XFS, SWAP and GRUB.

Features:-

Disk partitioning

As a replacement for the classic FDISK and (OS/2) LVM programs, with support for MBR as well as GPT style tables.

DFSee is a complete replacement for the partitioning tools as found with DOS, OS/2, Win9x, Windows-NT/2000/XP/7/8/9/10 and Linux.

It is also a replacement for the LVM utility that comes with eComStation, ArcaOS 5.x and all OS/2 versions 4.50 or newer. Only some obscure features like disk-spanning are not supported.

Apart from the standard create/delete type of functions there are a lot of special commands to display information and fix all kinds of problems related to partition-tables and LVM information. A fully interactive partition-table editor is included as well (PTEdit), both for classic MBR-style partitiong as the more recent GPT (Guid Partition Tables).

Finally, the FDISK functionality combined with the scripting capabilities is being used by large organisations for automatic (and unattended) roll-out scenarios.

Disk and partition recovery

To recover from partition problems and disasters (UNFDISK)

An often used function here is the DFSDISK command/menu-item/script that automate the collection of needed information to ‘UNDO’ an accidental FDISK operation or other partitioning related disasters.

Another important feature is the ability to save and restore ALL partitioning information in a regular file that you can keep as a backup on a diskette so recovery operations will be MUCH easier.

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