Symantec GHOST IMAGING FOUNDATION 7.1, Manual

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Table 6-4
Designating drives formats (continued)
Example Format
omnifs dir pf:\disk_1\partition_2\data
Format disk_1\partition_2
when the origin partition was
NTFS or hidden FAT.
Table 6-5 lists the commands you can use for recovering files. No other OmniFS
commands are supported for use with the File Preservation Metadata File.
Table 6-5
OmniFS recovery commands
Description Command line
Displays a directory listing from the File Preservation
Metadata File of the preserved files if the File Preservation
Metadata File is in the current directory. If a path is not
included, a full listing is displayed. The drive must be
included in the command, in the format c_drive or e_drive.
For example, omnifs dir “pf:\c_drive\My Documents”
Displays all preserved files from c:\My Documents.
omnifs dir pf:\c_drive\path
Displays a directory listing from the File Preservation
Metadata File of the preserved files if the File Preservation
Metadata File is not in the current directory. If a path is
not included, a full listing is displayed. The drive must be
included in the command, in the format c_drive or e_drive.
For example, omnifs dir pf:\c:\recovery:\c_drive\Data
Displays all preserved files from c:\Data from the File
Preservation Metadata File, which is located in c:\recovery.
omnifs dir
pf:\c:\recovery:\c_drive\path
Copies all files listed in the File Preservation Metadata
File to the specified location.
For example, omnifs copy pf:\1.2:\ 1:1\temp
Copies all files listed in the File Preservation Metadata
File, which is in the root directory of the second partition
of the first disk, to the temp directory on the first partition
on the first disk. This example uses the notation that lets
you avoid having to use a drive letter.
omnifs copy pf:\source
destination
Manipulating files and directories using OmniFS
Using OmniFS to recover files
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