
Hierarchical Filesystem (HFS) Browser for MacBSD
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Lawrence Kesteloot -- July 10, 1994
Last updated August 4, 1994


This program lets you browse through an HFS filesystem.  It'll look
through all your drives and give you a menu of partitions from which
to choose.  You can then look through directories, display files,
and copy files to MacBSD.  File selection is done by number since
typing MacOS filenames can be difficult.  This program only reads
HFS partitions -- no writing is done at all to the MacOS data.

The resource fork of the MacOS files is not touched -- only the
data fork is displayed and copied.  The length displayed in the
directory listing is the length of the data fork.  This may be
0 for executables, etc.

A lot of guessing was done to get this program to work right because
the HFS documentation (Inside Macintosh, Volume IV) does not quite
match reality.  There may be some weirdness or errors when copying
files, etc.  Let me know if you find any.

Type "help" for help.

Send bugs, etc. to lkestel@unc.edu.
