MultiFileSystem isn't a file system in the usual way: it is an interface
to other file systems. When you mount it, you tell it which file systems
it should use; afterwards, when a disk is inserted, MultiFileSystem will
recognize it and pass the commands to the appropriate file system. This
means that with a single device name, for example DF0:, you can access
any conceivable file system!

This is version 2.1, which fixes incompatibilities with PDPro and
CrossDOS 6.0.

 PERMSSN    UID  GID    PACKED    SIZE  RATIO     CRC       STAMP          NAME
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[generic]                  268     628  42.7% -lh5- 01a5 Aug 17  1994 MFS.info
[generic]                  755    1076  70.2% -lh5- 9393 Apr  5  1995 MFS/c/mergex
[generic]                 1975    3176  62.2% -lh5- ef29 Mar 10  1995 MFS/c/MFSMount
[generic]                 3419    5504  62.1% -lh5- 1791 Jun 19  1995 MFS/l/mfs-handler
[generic]                 1068    4912  21.7% -lh5- 7bc9 Apr 13  1995 MFS/MFS-install
[generic]                  344     684  50.3% -lh5- 3d62 Jul 27  1994 MFS/MFS-install.info
[generic]                 7003   17827  39.3% -lh5- 6400 Jun 20  1995 MFS/MultiFileSystem.guide
[generic]                  242     482  50.2% -lh5- 888a Aug 17  1994 MFS/MultiFileSystem.guide.info
[generic]                 1716    2616  65.6% -lh5- efc0 Mar 14  1995 MFS/system/diskcopy.mergex
[generic]                 1657    2560  64.7% -lh5- f87e Mar 13  1995 MFS/system/format.mergex
[generic]                 3108    4912  63.3% -lh5- eacc Mar 13  1995 MFS/tools/commodities/MFS
[generic]                  255     544  46.9% -lh5- 2679 Mar 25  1994 MFS/tools/commodities/MFS.info
---------- ----------- ------- ------- ------ ---------- ------------ -------------
 Total        12 files   21810   44921  48.6%            Jun 24  1995