mcopy
copies files to/from MS-DOS filesystems
TLDR
Copy file to MS-DOS disk
$ mcopy [file.txt] [a:]
Copy from MS-DOS disk$ mcopy [a:file.txt] [.]
Copy multiple files$ mcopy [*.txt] [a:]
Preserve modification time$ mcopy -m [file] [a:]
Overwrite without prompt$ mcopy -o [file] [a:]
Copy recursively$ mcopy -s [dir/] [a:]
SYNOPSIS
mcopy [options] source target
DESCRIPTION
mcopy copies files to/from MS-DOS filesystems. It's part of the mtools package.The tool accesses FAT filesystems without mounting. Useful for floppy disks and USB drives.
PARAMETERS
SOURCE
Source file or directory.TARGET
Target location.-m
Preserve modification time.-o
Overwrite without asking.-s
Recursive copy.-n
No confirmation.--help
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CAVEATS
Part of mtools. Requires mtools config. FAT filesystem only.
HISTORY
mcopy is part of mtools, a collection of utilities for accessing MS-DOS disks from Unix.
