FreeOTFE.exe /mount /volume <volume> [/freeotfe|/linux] [/readonly]
FreeOTFE.exe /dismount {<drive letter>[:] | all} [/force]
FreeOTFE.exe /portable {start | on | 1 | stop | off | 0 | toggle}
/dismount {<drive letter>[:] | all}
|
Dismount indicated drive/all drives |
/force |
When dismounting, force dismount (emergency dismount) |
/freeotfe |
The specified volume is a FreeOTFE volume. If a volume type (FreeOTFE/Linux) isn't specified, the user will be prompted for this information. |
/linux |
The specified volume is a Linux volume. If a volume type (FreeOTFE/Linux) isn't specified, the user will be prompted for this information. |
/mount |
Mount indicated file/partition |
/portable {start | on | 1 | stop | off | 0 | toggle} |
Turn on/off portable mode |
/readonly |
Mount the volume readonly |
/volume <volume>
|
The volume filename/partition to
be used. When using a volume file, this should be set to the full path
and filename of a volume file. Partitions should be specified in the
form: "\Device\HarddiskX\PartitionY", where X is 0 based, while Y starts from 1 to indicate a particular partition, or 0 to indicate the entire disk. Important: If the volume filename has any spaces in it, then it should be enclosed in double quotes ("). |
Exit code |
Meaning |
---|---|
0 | Success |
100 |
Invalid/unrecognised command line |
101 |
Unable to connect to FreeOTFE driver; check driver is installed or portable mode is started |
102 |
Unable to mount volume |
103 |
Unable to dismount volume |
104 |
Unable to start portable mode |
105 |
Unable to stop portable mode |
FreeOTFE.exe /mount /volume "C:\My Private Data\my encrypted volume.dat" /freeotfe
FreeOTFE.exe /mount /volume "C:\My Private Data\my encrypted volume.dat" /linux /readonly
FreeOTFE.exe /mount /volume "\Device\Harddisk0\Partition1" /freeotfe /readonly
FreeOTFE.exe /dismount S:
FreeOTFE.exe /dismount all /force
FreeOTFE.exe /portable start
FreeOTFE.exe /portable stop
FreeOTFE4PDA.exe /mount /volume <volume> [/keyfile <keyfile>] [/password <password>] [/mountpoint <mountpoint>] [/freeotfe]
[/readonly] [/offset <offset>] [/nocdbatoffset] [/keyiterations <keyiterations>] [/saltlength <saltlength>]FreeOTFE4PDA.exe /dismount {<mountpoint> | all} [/force]
/dismount {<mountpoint> | all}
|
Dismount indicated volume/all mounted volumes. |
/force |
When dismounting, force dismount (emergency dismount) |
/freeotfe |
The specified volume is a FreeOTFE volume. At time of writing, this parameter has no effect |
/keyfile <keyfile> |
The keyfile to be used. If specified, this must be set to the full path and filename of the keyfile. |
/keyiterations <keyiterations>
|
The number of key iterations |
/mount |
Mount indicated file/partition |
/mountpoint <mountpoint> |
The mountpoint where the volume is to appear. |
/nocdbatoffset |
Indicates that there is no CDB
at the offset with the volume. This paramter has no effect unless the
"/keyfile" parameter is specified |
/offset <offset>
|
The offset within the file (in bytes) |
/password <password>
|
The
password to be used. It is not recommended that this is used;
particularly in shortcuts, as this would involve storing your password
in plaintext such that anyone can read it! |
/readonly |
Mount the volume readonly |
/saltlength <saltlength>
|
The length of the salt (in bits) |
/volume <volume>
|
The volume filename/partition to
be used. This should be set to the full path
and filename of a volume file. |
Exit code |
Meaning |
---|---|
0 | Success |
100 |
Invalid/unrecognised command line |
101 |
n/a |
102 |
Unable to mount volume |
103 |
Unable to dismount volume |
104 |
n/a |
105 |
n/a |
Dismount volume mounted at "\FreeOTFE secure":FreeOTFE4PDA.exe /mount /volume "\Storage Card\my encrypted volume.dat"
FreeOTFE4PDA.exe /dismount "FreeOTFE secure"
FreeOTFE4PDA.exe /dismount all /force