a utility to allow mountless modification of DOS disks
fatdisk is a utility to allow mountless modification of DOS disks. It allows you to perform various operations on files on a DOS-formatted disk image in FAT12,16,32 formats without needing to do any mounting of the disk image, or needing root or sudo access. It can extract files from the DOS disk to the local hard drive, and likewise can import files from the local disk back onto the DOS disk. Additionally you can do basic operations like list, cat, hexdump, etc.
fatdisk is a utility to allow mountless modification of DOS disks. It allows you to perform various operations on files on a DOS-formatted disk image in FAT12,16,32 formats without needing to do any mounting of the disk image, or needing root or sudo access. It can extract files from the DOS disk to the local hard drive, and likewise can import files from the local disk back onto the DOS disk. Additionally you can do basic operations like list, cat, hexdump, etc.
To install fatdisk, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install fatdisk
To see what files were installed by fatdisk, run:
port contents fatdisk
To later upgrade fatdisk, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade fatdisk
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