Linux command
mcomp 命令
文件
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常用示例
Compare a file on a DOS disk with a local file
mcomp [a:file.txt] [path/to/local_file.txt]
Compare a file from a disk image with a local file
mcomp -i [path/to/disk.img] [::/file.txt] [path/to/local_file.txt]
说明
mcomp compares two files byte by byte, where the first file resides on a DOS-formatted disk (such as a floppy) accessible through mtools. It is functionally equivalent to using mcopy to copy the file locally and then comparing with cmp. This command is part of the mtools package, a collection of utilities for accessing MS-DOS disks from Unix without mounting them.
FAQ
What is the mcomp command used for?
mcomp compares two files byte by byte, where the first file resides on a DOS-formatted disk (such as a floppy) accessible through mtools. It is functionally equivalent to using mcopy to copy the file locally and then comparing with cmp. This command is part of the mtools package, a collection of utilities for accessing MS-DOS disks from Unix without mounting them.
How do I run a basic mcomp example?
Run `mcomp [a:file.txt] [path/to/local_file.txt]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more mcomp examples?
This page includes 2 examples for mcomp, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.