folder structure making tool

[terminator2]

I am using snap2html ( v2.14) for creating html file structure of recovered data.
However tool being freeware does not support too large no. of files .Recently I recovered 8.8 million files but tool was unable to create html structure.
So i used export function in UDMA to create .acrep structure.
I want to know any simple yet powerful tool is there for this purpose.
Many other tools are not having simple interface and output struture.

[HaQue]

There is this one, but I am not sure of features.

https://www.karenware.com/powertools/karens-directory-printer

[melvin]

Try FDV. Factotum directory viewer.

[terminator2]

There is this one, but I am not sure of features.

https://www.karenware.com/powertools/karens-directory-printer

Thanks ,This is having many advancedfeatures.

[terminator2]

Try FDV. Factotum directory viewer.

Thanks. I could get very old version of this software. It creates structure in its own fdv format ,so you will need tool again to view.

[michael chiklis]

UFS Explorer can build dynamic html report, demo version has the ability to do that.
Right click on folder (or main root) of files and folders you want to report, then choose "report of files/folders" and save it as dynamic html
https://www.ufsexplorer.com/download.php

[MasterT]

I always used the export report function in Acelab DE to export acerep files viewable by DEViewer.exe

But DEViewer.exe does not work on Mac / Linux and Acelab does have an option to export an HTML report, Or I could not find it.

So I tried to load list of chunks (Acelab task) in UFS Explorer, also load Attr.map file.

In UFS Explorer I can see the files, I can see the LBA map, but I can't seem to find the correct way to export the Dynamic Report so that it outlines with colored dots like green, red, grey, the condition of the files like in their photos on Sysdev website.

Dump question: Am I doing something wrong?

I need some help if anybody knows how to get the report with colored dots indicating the status of the file, based on Attr.map file.

Thank you.

Attachments