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do not seem to work for me on amd64, e.g. "hfs read": zero-sized files are
copied to destination. Perhaps it is caused by careless assumption of the
types' sizes (excerpt from hfs0_37/endian.h):
typedef unsigned long ULONG; // 32 bit unsigned
typedef long LONG; // 32 bit signed
typedef unsigned int UINT; // 16 bit unsigned
typedef int INT; // 16 bit signed
typedef unsigned char BYTE; // 8 bit unsigned
typedef char SBYTE; // 8 bit signed
typedef int BOOL; // boolean value
`sysutils/ufsutils' provides better alternative: easier to use, has alive
upstream, and works correctly on amd64 (presumably on i386 as well).
While here, also explicitly mention that there is no HFS+ volumes support
available.
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This port provides command line utility for accessing Macintosh HFS floppy
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disks, hard drives, and CD-ROMs. The following functions are available:
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- Display a directory listing (ls, dir)
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- Change directories (cd)
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- Display the name of the current directory (pwd)
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- Copy an HFS file into a local file (read)
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- Display the contents of an HFS file (cat)
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- Display the partition table on a Macintosh volume
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There is no HFS+ volumes support available.
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