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This might be an internal error of the register. My test hard drive is IDE. I don't know if it's related to the serial ATA hard drive? You can unplug the serial ATA hard drive and have a look...

Today, I ran MINITO on a machine and got the following situation:
N:N : PRI/LOG ACT HIDE ID FILE SYSTEM LABEL TOTALmb FREEmb
1:1 = C: LOGICAL NO NO 07 NTFS/HPFS 19077
1:2 = D: LOGICAL NO NO 07 NTFS/HPFS 19077
1:3 = E: LOGICAL NO NO 07 NTFS/HPFS 19085
1:4 = F: PRIMARY YES NO 07 NTFS/HPFS 19077
The above 1:4 = F: is the primary partition, and C: D: E: are extended partitions
I would like to ask GOTOmsdos: Why is 1:4 = F: placed below? It should be 1:1 = C:按理说! (Automatic GHOST will make a mistake)
Then I ran GHOST11 and recognized the above 1:1 C: as 1:4
By the way, the hard drive is a serial port, but it works normally on my own serial port!
minito source code (fixed 0 value partition item bug).rar version

Last edited by terse on 2007-11-10 at 07:37 PM ]

Originally posted by terse at 2007-11-10 18:36:
Today, on a machine, running MINITO, the following situation occurred:
N:N : PRI/LOG ACT HIDE ID FILE SYSTEM LABEL TOTALmb FREEmb
1:1 = C: LOGICAL NO NO 07 NTFS/HPFS 19077
...

After re-partitioning with GDISK, it now runs MINITO normally.

As for the serial - ATA hard drive:
My programs are all tested on the parallel - ATA hard drive. As for whether the serial - ATA hard drive can be used, I don't know.
If anyone has used it, please share the situation.

minito -p cannot run under pure DOS. Why is it okay under CMD?

Is the SATA hard drive not usable? I have no problem with MINITOW, but MINITO freezes under DOS...