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List File Command Not Working #190
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Originally created by @ecolon10 on GitHub (Jan 4, 2018).
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Description
When using List Files command the following error appears "Unable to mount device, error NotImplemented"
Exact command line used:
DiscImageChef ls -i E:\X2595.2004\transfer\102690678\disk-images\disk001\102690678-06-001-B.img -landDiscImageChef ls -i E:\X2595.2004\transfer\102690678\disk-images\disk001\102690678-06-001-B.imgExpected behavior:
I expect the command to produce a file listing for the image.
Actual behavior:
The following message appears for both commands:
Image format identified by Raw Disk Image. Identified by Microsoft File Allocation Table. Unable to mount device, error NotImplemented Uploading partial statistics file C:\Users\admin\AppData\Roaming\Claunia.com\Dis cImageChef\Statistics\PartialStats_20171213235825572.xmlI'm not sure if I am doing something wrong with the command or if it is another issue. My coworker, Al Kossow, has had similar issues with Mac images. I don't have the details of his set-up, but I have tried the List File command on various images and produced the same result.
Output of command execution with debug output enabled
@claunia commented on GitHub (Jan 6, 2018):
@emcolonm sorry as you can see in the documentation, and in the given error, listing files from the Microsoft File Allocation Table (aka FAT) filesystem is not yet implemented, so the results are as expected. Nonetheless it's a high priority pending item.
@ecolon10 commented on GitHub (Jan 9, 2018):
@claunia Thank you for your response. I misunderstood the documentation and error. Thank you for the clarification.
@claunia commented on GitHub (Jan 9, 2018):
@emcolonm no problem. The error needs to be more human-readable, it will be done. And FAT support will be added sooner than later (the biggest problem is getting enough test images of all variants).