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LTOOLS (formerly LREAD) 4.2
Program to read LINUX Extended2-Filesystems on PCs from within DOS/Windows
or from UNIX operating systems

Original version 1.0 written by
Jason Hunter and David Lutz at Willamette University, Salem, Oregon, USA

Version 2.x and newer modified by
Werner Zimmermann, FHTE Esslingen, Germany
(Werner.Zimmermann@fht-esslingen.de)

Revision 2.x and newer are released to public under the GNU GPL license,
see file COPYING. You are using the program on your own risk.

The newest version of the LTOOLS can be found under
http://www.it.fht-esslingen.de/~zimmerma/software/lt ools.htm

Contents: 1. LTOOLS command line tools
2. Using your web browser as a graphical user interface LREADsrv
3. Using a Java program as a grapical user interface LREADgui
4. Configuring and compiling LTOOLS
5. Known Problems and To Do list, help wanted
6. Running LTOOLS under UNIX and QDOS
7. History
8. Acknowledgements
Appendix: lread10's original README.TXT

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1. LTOOLS command line tools

If you want to run the LTOOLS under DOS/Windows, you'll find all
binaries and all support files in subdirectory ./bin.

If you want to run the LTOOLS tools under a UNIX operating system, binaries
and support files are under ./bin.unx; but please read this section *and*
section 6 first.

The package comes with executables ready to run under DOS/Windows(Windows 3.1,
95, 98, Windows NT):
ldir.exe list directories and files
lread.bat read and copy files from Linux to DOS
lwrite.bat copy files from DOS to Linux
ldel.bat delete Linux files or (empty) directories
lchange.bat change Linux file attributes and owner
lren.bat rename Linux file
lmkdir.bat create a new Linux directory
lln.bat create a symbolic link
lcd.bat set the default Linux toplevel directory
ldrive.bat set the default Linux disk drive

One additional executables provides the same functionality under Windows NT:
ldirNT.exe
This file is not called directly by the user but is called indirectly via
ldir.exe, when ldir.exe detects Windows NT.
In order to read the harddisk under Windows NT you need administrator rights.

If you prefer using your web browser as a graphical user interface for the
LTOOLS, you may run
lreadsrv.exe
which provides a HTTP/HTML interface for your web browser. Details are described
in section 2.

If you have Java installed, you may use a Java program (stand alone application,
no applet), as a graphical user interface:
lreadgui.bat invokes the graphical user interface in ...
lreadgui.jar ... Java archive for the GUI classes
Details are described in section 3.

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The LTOOLS command line tools have various parameters and options: ...