Format /q a: - Batch

[ZoRaC]

Noen som vet hvordan jeg kan fixe sånn at jeg slipper å trykke enter for å bekrefte at jeg er "klar", trykke enter for blankt volumnavn og "n" for å ikke formater flere ved hjelp av batch? :smile:

[wilbur]

Format

Formats the disk in the specified volume to accept Windows 2000 files. You must be a member of the Administrators group to format a hard drive.

 

format volume [/fs:file-system] [/v:label] [/q] [/a:unitsize] [/f:size] [/t:tracks /n:sectors] [/c] [/x] [/1] [/4] [/8]

 

Parameters

 

volume:

 

Specifies the mount point, volume name, or drive letter of the drive you want to format. If you do not specify any of the following switches, format uses the volume type to determine the default format for the disk.

 

/fs:file-system

 

Specifies the file system to use, FAT, FAT32, or NTFS. Floppy disks can use only the FAT file system.

 

/v:label

 

Specifies the volume label. If you omit the /v switch, or use it without specifying a volume label, Windows 2000 prompts you for the volume label after the formatting is completed. Use the syntax /v: to prevent the prompt for a volume label. If you format more than one disk by using one format command, all of the disks will be given the same volume label. The /v switch is not compatible with the /8 switch. For more information about disk volume labels, click Dir, Label, and Vol in the Related Topics list.

 

/a:unitsize

 

Specifies the allocation unit size to use on FAT, FAT32, or NTFS volumes. Use one of the following values for unitsize. If unitsize is not specified, it will be chosen based on volume size.

 

512 Creates 512 bytes per cluster.

1024 Creates 1024 bytes per cluster.

2048 Creates 2048 bytes per cluster.

4096 Creates 4096 bytes per cluster.

8192 Creates 8192 bytes per cluster.

16K Creates 16 kilobytes per cluster.

32K Creates 32 kilobytes per cluster.

64K Creates 64 kilobytes per cluster.

 

/q

 

Deletes the file table and the root directory of a previously formatted volume, but does not scan for bad areas. You should use the /q switch to format only previously formatted volumes that you know are in good condition.

 

/f:size

 

Specifies the size of the floppy disk to format. When possible, use this switch instead of the /t and /n switches. Use one of the following values for size:

 

160 or 160k or 160kb

160KB, single-sided, double-density, 5.25-inch disk

 

180 or 180k or 180kb

180KB, single-sided, double-density, 5.25-inch disk

 

320 or 320k or 320kb

320KB, double-sided, double-density, 5.25-inch disk

 

360 or 360k or 360kb

360KB, double-sided, double-density, 5.25-inch disk

 

720 or 720k or 720kb

720KB, double-sided, double-density, 3.5-inch disk

 

1200 or 1200k or 1200kb or 1.2 or 1.2m or 1.2mb

1.2-MB, double-sided, quadruple-density, 5.25-inch disk

 

1440 or 1440k or 1440kb or 1.44 or 1.44m or 1.44mb

1.44-MB, double-sided, quadruple-density, 3.5-inch disk

 

2880 or 2880k or 2880kb or 2.88 or 2.88m or 2.88mb

2.88-MB, double-sided, 3.5-inch disk

 

20.8 or 20.8m or 20.8mb

20.8-MB, 3.5-inch floptical (magneto-optical) disk

 

/t:tracks

 

Specifies the number of tracks on the disk. When possible, use the /f switch instead of this switch. If you use the /t switch, you must also use the /n switch. These two switches provide an alternative method of specifying the size of the disk being formatted. You cannot use the /f switch with the /t switch.

 

/n:sectors

 

Specifies the number of sectors per track. When possible, use the /f switch instead of this switch. If you use the /n switch, you must also use the /t switch. These two switches provide an alternative method of specifying the size of the disk being formatted. You cannot use the /f switch with the /n switch.

 

/c

 

Files created on the new volume will be compressed by default.

 

/x

 

Causes the volume to dismount, if necessary, before it is formatted. Any open handles to the volume will no longer be valid.

 

/1

 

Formats a single side of a floppy disk.

 

/4

 

Formats a 5.25-inch, 360KB, double-sided, double-density floppy disk on a 1.2-MB disk drive. Some 360KB drives cannot reliably read disks formatted with this switch. When used with the /1 switch, this switch formats a 5.25-inch, 180KB, single-sided floppy disk.

 

/8

 

Formats a 5.25-inch disk with 8 sectors per track. This switch formats a floppy disk to be compatible with MS-DOS versions prior to 2.0.

 

Related Topics

 

 

Les det, gadd ikke se selv, men for å løse det må du bruke parametre (som du kanskje finner i det jeg sakset rett fra hjelpefilen til win 2000).

[ZoRaC]

hmmm... så vidt jeg kan se er ikke noen av de der parameterene for å kjøre i "silentmode"... takk anyways....

[John_^]

Jeg husker å ha laget noe slikt tidligere. Problemet var at jeg ikke fikk til å bruke /q.

 

Søkte litt og fant dette:

 

Dos 7 Commands - Format

 

Quote:

/AUTOTEST Formatting proceeds without further user input or warning messages. All sectors previously marked bad on the hard drive are retested (i.e. equivalent to including the /C switch)². The AUTOTEST switch can be used in conjunction with the /U, /S, and /F switches. It is not compatible with /Q (causing an error message) and /V is ignored.

[Rep]

Du kan skrive kommandoen slik f.eks:

echo y | format a: /q

 

Hvis du vil slippe å se output fra format kommandoen i en batch fil kan du lage den f.eks slik:

 

@echo off

echo Sett inn en diskett og trykk en tast...

pause >nul

echo Formaterer...

echo y | format a: /q /v:navn >nul

echo Ferdig!!

[ZoRaC]

Code:

@echo off echo Sett inn en diskett og trykk en tast... pause >nul echo Formaterer... echo y | format a: /q /v: >nul echo Ferdig!!

 

Den funka akkurat slik jeg ville!

Tusen takk! :smile: