Display utilities supported by mtools
The mtools command displays the utilities supported by mtools. mtools is a collection of utilities for accessing MS-DOS disks from Unix/Linux systems without mounting them. These commands are typically symbolic links to mtools and share common characteristics.
mtools [options]
-a: Automatically change the long filename of the destination file if it already exists.
-A: Automatically change the short filename of the destination file if the short filename exists but the long filename is different.
-o: Overwrite the existing file if the long filename matches.
-O: Overwrite the existing file if the short filename matches but the long filename is different.
-r: Prompt the user to rename the long filename of the destination file if it already exists.
-R: Prompt the user to rename the short filename of the destination file if the short filename exists but the long filename is different.
-s: Skip the destination file if the long filename already exists.
-S: Skip the destination file if the short filename exists but the long filename is different.
-v: Verbose mode, displays detailed information during execution.
-V: Display version information.
Use the mtools command to display all supported utilities:
[root@localhost ~]# mtools # Display names of all supported commands
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, all these commands are part of the mtools suite.