Fatback version 1.3 provides the following command line options:
Run Fatback in automatic undelete mode. This mode will attempt to recover all deleted files in a given partition, and only that partition. If the input data is a partitioned drive, use the -p number or --partition=number option to specify which partition to use.
Place recovered files into the directory specified. If Fatback is run in automatic undelete mode, or if a recursive copy is performed, sub directories will be created underneath the output directory that correspond to directories in the partition that Fatback is working with.
Place the audit log into the specified file.
Display extra information to the screen.
Process a specific partition of a partitioned drive. This is necessary to use auto mode with a partitioned drive. In interactive mode, the partition menu will be bypassed.
Use prefix as the beginning of the name of deleted files. The default value is ’?’.
Treat input as a single partition without checking for partitions.
Use sector-size as the sector size of the input data instead of the default value of 512.
Display a help screen and terminate
Display the Fatback version number and terminate.