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What is an FDIR file? An FDIR file is an archive created by FDIROpener, a command-line tool that can pack and unpack files. It contains one or more files in the File Directory (FDIR) format, a minimal format that stores no metadata . The primary purpose of FDIR is to make the distribution of files more convenient; it does not utilize compression.

More Information FDIROpener is open-source and portable, designed to help you package files together when transferring them online or via a portable storage device. To package files as an FDIR file, type the following command into the FDIROpener command-line utility: -i <input file> or <input folder> -o <fdir name>

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What is an FDIR file?

An FDIR file is an archive created by FDIROpener, a command-line tool that can pack and unpack files. It contains one or more files in the File Directory (FDIR) format, a minimal format that stores no metadata . The primary purpose of FDIR is to make the distribution of files more convenient; it does not utilize compression.

More Information

FDIROpener is open-source and portable, designed to help you package files together when transferring them online or via a portable storage device. To package files as an FDIR file, type the following command into the FDIROpener command-line utility:

-i or -o

How to open an FDIR file

You can open FDIR files with FDIROpener on Windows and Linux systems. To extract the contents from an FDIR file with the FDIROpener command-line utility, type the following command:

-e <.fdir file> -o <output directory>

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Updated: July 3, 2024

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What is an FDIR file?↓
An FDIR file is an archive created by FDIROpener, a command-line tool that can pack and unpack files. It contains one or more files in the File Directory (FDIR) format, a minimal format that stores no metadata. The primary purpose of FDIR is to make the distribution of files more convenient; it does not utilize compression.
How do I open an .fdir file?↓
You can open FDIR files with FDIROpener on Windows and Linux systems. To extract the contents from an FDIR file with the FDIROpener command-line utility, type the following command:

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