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Linux minfo Command
The Linux minfo command is used to display the parameters of an MS-DOS file system.
minfo is a command from the mtools toolkit that can display various parameters of an MS-DOS system disk, including the number of sectors, number of heads, etc.
Syntax
minfo
Parameter Description:
-vIn addition to general information, display the contents of the boot sector.
Examples
Display DOS system parameters
# minfo -v C: // Display system parameters