fusefatfs1
Mount fat file systems using fuse and vufuse
Usage
fusefatfs [-hVdfs]
[-o
options]
disk_image
mountpoint
in a
umvu
session:
mount -t
vufusefatfs
[-o
options]
disk_image
mountpoint
Overview
fusefatfs mounts the file tree contained in disk_image on the directory mountpoint. It supports FAT12, FAT16, FAT32 and exFAT formats.
vufusefatfs is the VUOS/vufuse submodule of fusefatfs
Options
fusefatfs is build upon FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace) library. the complete set of available options depends upon the specific FUSE installed. Execute fusefatfs -h to retrieve the actual complete list.
general options
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-o opt,[opt...] -
FUSE and file specific mount options.
-
-h -
display a usage and options summary
-
-V --version -
display version
fusefatfs specific options
-
-o ro -
mount the file system in read-only mode.
-
-o rw -
mount the file system in read-write mode only if also -o force is present. Read-write mounting can potentially manage the file system structure so an extra option is required to test the awareness fo the user.
-
-o force -
confirm the request of read-write access.
-
-o rw+ -
mount the file system in read-write mode, a shortcut of -o rw,force.
main FUSE mount options
These options are not valid in VUOS/vufuse.
-
-d -o debug -
enable debug output (implies -f)
-
-f -
foreground operation
-
-s -
disable multi-threaded operation
Credits
fusefatfs is based on the FAT file system module for embedded systems fatfs developed by ChaN: http://elm-chan.org.