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Source: Jan van Wijk (lists@fsys.demon.nl)
Moderator: Christopher B. Wright (wrightc@dtcweb.com)
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A new year and a new version of the DFSee program!
For those of you that don't know DFSee yet, DFSee is a
display, analysis and recovery tool for disks and 
filesystems.

Started as an HPFS-tool for OS/2 only in 1994, it now 
covers:

- Display and analysis for disk partition-tables (aka FDISK)
- Full display and analysis and lots of recovery features for the
  HPFS filesystem, including UNDELETE and boot-record recovery.
- Display coverage of all FAT filesystems including VFAT,
  FAT32 and OS/2 EA's. No specific recovery options yet.
- Display of NTFS boot-record, MFT structures and directories.
  Recovery of the NTFS boot-record when damaged.
- Binary display mode allowing analysis of any disk- or
  filesystem structure. Limitted editing is supported too.
- Acces to disks based on several methods allowing access under
  most circumstances: physical sector-level directly to the disk,
  logical sector-acces to volumes/partitions.

Because of the targeted use for DFSee it is a command-line
and text-only utility (no GUI). At the moment OS/2, Win-NT
and DOS (+ Win9x) versions exist, allowing use from bootable 
diskettes as well.

Version 2.82 of the DFSee disk-analysis and repair utility
adds several new features and some bug-fixes like:

- Support for disks larger than 8Gb by DFSDOS
- Recovery of NTFS and HPFS boot-records
- Several enhancements to partition-table display
- Recognition of the filesystem used by BEOS (no analysis)
- Several geometry related new displays and fixes

You can allways get the latest version from the WEB-site mentioned
below. It is usualy available from HOBBES, LEO and other sites too
but with some delay ...   

http://www.fsys.demon.nl

Look for DFSee ...
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