Originally posted by GOTOmsdos at 2007-4-23 03:05:
Because restoring the operating system can't be done under WIN, so naturally the WIN version wasn't considered. However, if it were to be added, it should be quite easy. Just replace the disk reading and writing functions. Also, adding GUI graphical display is possible. As long as the numbers...
The reason for raising the issue of using it under Windows is that when using minito for one-click ghost, the main thing is to obtain the correspondence between partitions and drive letters and create the specified directory.
On one hand, when ghosting for backup, it's simpler to back up to the root directory of the partition. But if you want to back up to a specified directory, it's more troublesome. You need to obtain the correspondence between partition numbers and drive letters.
Moreover, the existence of NTFS partitions increases the difficulty. Although NTFSpro and ifs can support reading and writing NTFS partitions, it's estimated that there may still be some compatibility issues, and it may not work on every machine.
Therefore, in my gghost, two schemes are considered. One is to set the path under Windows, automatically create the directory, generate a temporary file of the batch processing file for automatic backup and recovery in the form of partition numbers, and execute the batch processing file under DOS.
The second scheme is to directly analyze partitions and drive letters under DOS, create the directory, and execute the backup and recovery.
If developing a Windows version, since it's for batch processing, having a command line is sufficient.