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Oh, it has been tested and is okay.

It seems that GOTOmsdos has been quite busy these past few days! There are also some achievements! Hehe; the current MINITO is much improved now! I'll download the latest one and try it out!

Do you have to add -NOHP in the virtual memory disk? Just tried in the virtual memory disk just now, it seems that -NOHP is not added!
Also, the NO column of miniTO -D still hasn't been removed
It would be nice when you can run in the virtual memory disk without adding -NOHP!
How much memory does MINITO roughly occupy? I sometimes get a crash when I run it several times here, exit the program and then run it again!

Added display of the volume label under WIN!
And added a switch to choose whether to prioritize displaying LABEL (created via LABEL under DOS) or prioritize displaying VOL (named under WIN)

The switch is: -vol
If not added, it defaults to prioritizing displaying LABEL,
If added, it prioritizes displaying VOL

Also, added treating NO NAME as an empty LABEL (because some partition tools arbitrarily impose this) so that if LABEL is NO NAME, it looks for VOL. Of course, if there is the -vol switch, it looks for VOL, and there's no issue with NO NAME
Has been updated and uploaded..

So far, the update of miniTO has come to an end
Thanks everyone for your participation and support!
Hope everyone enjoys using it!

[ Last edited by GOTOmsdos on 2007-4-21 at 02:13 PM ]

The equal sign version is gone.

Downloaded a bit early.

[ Last edited by wang6610 on 2007-4-21 at 02:07 PM ]

Originally posted by terse at 2007-4-21 07:42 AM:
Do you have to add -NOHP when using the virtual memory disk? I just tried it in the virtual memory disk and it seems that -NOHP is not added!
Also, the NO column of miniTO -D is still not removed
It would be great if you can run without adding -NOHP when entering the virtual memory disk...

miniTO is a disk tool that does not reflect the virtual memory disk. After you load the virtual memory disk driver, miniTO will not be displayed, although it can be used.

The NO column of miniTO -D has now been removed

这几天你辛苦了,呵呵,好好休息几天吧!!

Well, thanks, good night...

There are important updates!:

1 (Important)
Added the function to copy the backup DBR copy of the FAT32 partition to the DBR. This function can bring the FAT32 partition back to life when it fails. Many people are not aware of this magic weapon for FAT32, which is very regrettable, leading to making it worse when repairing during a failure! Must keep this magic weapon in mind, sometimes it can turn the situation around.
The usage is as follows:
miniTO -dbr2 drive letter or number
For example:
miniTO -dbr2 C:
miniTO -dbr2 1:1

(This function is similar to the existing function of replacing FAT1 with FAT2,
The usage is:
miniTO -fat2 C:
miniTO -fat2 1:1

However, the situation of FAT is far less practical than that of DBR.. Moreover, generally, FAT is not easy to be damaged)

I remember when I first learned DOS, in order to learn DOS well, one night, in order to run what I learned, I damaged all the partition tables, DBRs, etc. of my own hard drive, and then experimented with various tools to repair. As a result, major famous tools including NDD, DISKGEN, Kingsoft, Rising, Sanming, etc. were all useless, and it even got worse and even crashed! DISKGEN crashed halfway through scanning! After NDD repair, when entering XP, XP crazily checked every file on the partition and said they were all bad!
Finally, using KV3000, facing the severely damaged hard drive, it was brought back to life in less than a second, and I was stunned at that time! The first time I was so shocked! I spent the whole night... The next day, I went to the software store with a heavy head and bought the genuine KV2005!

At that time, I didn't understand, and later, I guessed that maybe just this magic weapon was used...

2
Corrected the bug that the volume label was displayed incorrectly when creating a volume label on a partition with more data in WIN.
But there is still a problem in this regard:
That is, when the position of the volume label created in WIN is more than 51200*3 bytes after the first cluster, the VOL created in WIN cannot be displayed, only the LABEL created with LABEL in DOS can be displayed.. Hope to solve this in the future

3
Improved the code and improved the execution efficiency.

It has been updated and uploaded, see the first post..

[ Last edited by GOTOmsdos on 2007-4-22 at 01:37 PM ]

Just corrected a bug caused by intentionally changing the ID of the FAT partition or related information in the DBR, which led to inconsistency with the actual situation. However, the existing records are not changed for now, for the maintainer to view.

Updated, see the first post.

[ Last edited by GOTOmsdos on 2007-4-22 at 01:41 PM ]

Update:
1
Corrected the bug where the number of partitions was displayed as 0 when displaying the hard disk
2
Improved the code to improve efficiency

Originally posted by GOTOmsdos at 2007-4-22 23:51:
Update:
1
Corrected the bug where the number of partitions was displayed as 0 when displaying the hard disk
2
Improved the code to improve efficiency

Why not add the MBR together?

Can you directly operate the hard disk sectors like DSPT?

Originally posted by cchessbd at 2007-4-23 01:17:

Can you directly operate hard disk sectors like DSPT?

The author of DSPT originally announced that the Windows version would be released at the end of March, and I've been waiting for the new version. Unfortunately, the time has long passed, and there's no sign of the author. Hehe.

Can you directly operate hard disk sectors like DSPT?

miniTO is a mini version of TOdisk, that is, it cancels functions such as system backup, disk sector reading and writing, compression, etc. If you want the function of disk sector reading and writing, you can use TOdisk. It is much stronger than DSPT in disk sector reading and writing (including operations between sectors and files).

In this regard, TOdisk also has many functions that DSPT does not have
, for example,
it supports specifying an offset when reading and writing sectors, and also wildly supports copying from any position in a file (in the form of sector number plus offset) to any position in disk sectors (in the form of sector number plus offset)!

It supports compression of disk sectors

And more wildly supports the function of specifying positions of compressed files at the same time!!
So far, I haven't found that there are other tools with this function!

There is also the comparison between disk sectors and disk sectors

And personalized filling bytes (cyclic filling exceeding one byte)

Wait...

For details, you can refer to:
http://www.cn-dos.net/forum/viewthread.php?tid=22883&fpage=2&highlight=&page=8

[ Last edited by GOTOmsdos on 2007-4-23 at 03:35 AM ]