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Re: [opensuse] Re: Mounting a Novell Netware NWFS filesystem
- From: "Greg Freemyer" <greg.freemyer@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 29 Nov 2006 18:36:37 -0500
- Message-id: <87f94c370611291536pe4ef71gdeb43e60f7fe7438@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
On 11/28/06, Catherine Craft <ccraft@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
It supports Netware 3.x, 4.x, 5.x volumes and EXT2 / EXT3 volumes.
I'm not sure about NSS volumes.
Did you find it? You can download a browse-only version for free at:
http://www.runtime.org/captain.htm
Or buy the full product for $90. (You need this if you want to copy
files out of Captain Nemo and onto one of your Windows drives. I
think Capt. Nemo is always read-only.)
Seems like a pretty valuable tool, especially if your an
interoperability specialist. All we did was install the software, put
the Netware drive in a USB enclosure and start looking around. I did
have lots of files newer than I thought on the drives, so I used the
full version to drag and drop a directories worth at a time onto my
Windows platform.
The only small issue I had was I would have liked a way to preserve
the file creation times, but they all got set to when I did the copy.
Fortunately the last modified date was retained, so that was good
enough for my needs.
Greg
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Thanks for sharing. I've never heard of Captain Nemo, but it sounds like I should add it to my bag of tricks. :)
Catherine
It supports Netware 3.x, 4.x, 5.x volumes and EXT2 / EXT3 volumes.
I'm not sure about NSS volumes.
Did you find it? You can download a browse-only version for free at:
http://www.runtime.org/captain.htm
Or buy the full product for $90. (You need this if you want to copy
files out of Captain Nemo and onto one of your Windows drives. I
think Capt. Nemo is always read-only.)
Seems like a pretty valuable tool, especially if your an
interoperability specialist. All we did was install the software, put
the Netware drive in a USB enclosure and start looking around. I did
have lots of files newer than I thought on the drives, so I used the
full version to drag and drop a directories worth at a time onto my
Windows platform.
The only small issue I had was I would have liked a way to preserve
the file creation times, but they all got set to when I did the copy.
Fortunately the last modified date was retained, so that was good
enough for my needs.
Greg
--
Greg Freemyer
The Norcross Group
Forensics for the 21st Century
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