I've confirmed the following:
- Added file system support
- tested with NTFS, HFS+ and EXT (thus far)
- Select specific files, folders or used sectors by bitmap and send commands to image
- when imaging multiple files or folders in MRT, it images one file at a time, bouncing around, thrashing heads that are possible crashing
- UFS makes a map of the selected files and folders and images the entire chain forward or reverse
- Saved files to destination without a long file path
- no more task name, drive model, drive serial, drive firmware and whatever else MRT likes to throw into the root folder name
- UFS just saves the selected files to the destination of your choosing...no extras needed
- Split damaged files to a separate folder, maintaining their full file path (using the MRT sector map as reference)
- confirmed that this works
During this process, I may have also discovered another bug in MRT. The option to set the clone as read only only seems to work within MRT-DE. But, when you mount a task, it images sectors as third party programs request them. I could be mistaken, but it certainly seems to be this way...which makes it really difficult to fake a damaged drive to test damaged file splitting.
