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Test
I am trying to boot from a "DOS" disk and then show what drives the DOS disk
sees.
EX:
DRIVES AVAILABLE
C:
D:
Thanks
sees.
EX:
DRIVES AVAILABLE
C:
D:
Thanks
sees.
Test said:I am trying to boot from a "DOS" disk and then show what drives the DOS disk
sees.
EX:
DRIVES AVAILABLE
C:
D:
Thanks
Test said:Thanks I will give that a try. I was looking for something like a port of
the unix DF command but was not finding anything. Just goes to show that
the best approach is K.I.S.S.
Here is an example Output
E:\>drives
Drives.com
(c) 1988 Ziff Communications
Valid drives are A: C: D: E: F: K: L: N: S: T: U:
E:\>
The program runs even in w2k xp. It has the enormous size of 186 bytes.
-tsg
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guard said:From a command prompt inside NT/2K/XP/K3:
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Ritchie said:How does that help anyone booting from DOS?
The program runs even in w2k xp. It has the enormous size of 186 bytes.
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