China DOS Union

The following is a quote from Climbing on 2004-3-12 9:32:33:
After thinking carefully, my method is relatively far-fetched and not practically feasible, because there are too many unforeseeable factors. If it is operated on the local machine, it can be defined according to the actual situation, but it is not universal.

Brother Climbing is right! Now we need to realize the universality of F11 system recovery! So it's difficult! Brother, help me think of a way! Thank you! Kneel and thank you!

In fact, if you are familiar with the partition table, it is not impossible to write a program by yourself. For a big company like Lenovo, it is of course no problem to write such a program.

Climbing, can you help me write one? I can't! 55555555555555, I'm not good at all of these. I'm just okay with the application of some software! The others are no good.

You can use debug to write the.gho to the very end of the disk. After formatting the partition, just read it out. Because after formatting the partition, your data won't disappear unless you do a low-level format.

I don't have that level either, don't kneel down at all, I can't bear it.

The following is the speech of moroko on 2004-3-12 11:58:08:
You can use debug to write the.gho to the very end of the disk. After the partition is formatted, just read it out. Because after the partition is formatted, your data will not disappear unless you perform a low-level format.

Thank you! Can you tell me the specific method to implement it, that is, the command format! Thank you, please!!

Why is no one paying attention to me now! Brothers who know, please come out and help solve it. Also, moderator, my problem is very urgent. Can you pin it? Thank you, please!

Using PQMAGIC 8.02 for the DOS version, everyone is used to doing non-destructive partitioning in the graphical interface. Actually, when you type PQMAGIC /? in DOS, the following parameters are prompted:

/ARG= Read other command-line parameters from a file
/CAS Copy all sectors within the partition
/CBS Check bad sectors
/CEC Check for extra cylinders
/DBG Start debug messages
/ERR= Specify the file for error output
/IFC Skip checking the file system
/LOG= Specify the file for log output
/MUP Allow moving in unknown partitions
/NBS Do not check bad sectors
/NRB Do not reboot after the program ends
/NRF Exit the program if the file exists. (Do not execute the file)
/RAV Read and confirm all disk writes
/SCO Only check syntax (when executing a script)
/UVM Use virtual memory
/WFS Clear the first sector after deleting all partitions

From this parameter "/ARG= Read other command-line parameters from a file", it can be seen that PQMAGIC should have the function of completing non-destructive partitioning at the command line. It is PQMAGIC /ARG= file name, but how exactly should this "file name" be written?

Thanks to friend walu's reminder, following your train of thought, I used Google to search and found that PQMagic does support command-line script operations, but unfortunately, only the Pro version of PQMagic has this function. The ones we usually use are not the Pro version. After searching online for a long time, I only found the graphical interface version of the Pro version (the highest is version 7.0).

I wonder if anyone has the DOS version of Partition Magic Pro. If someone does, can they share it? With it, the owner's problem can be easily solved.

Oh yeah! Thanks! Please! (If there are any) share them!

Moderator Climbing and everyone, I found PQMAGIC PRO 7.0 FOR DOS version. Its parameter /CMD= can realize automatic lossless partitioning, but I don't know how to write that. Hurry up and study it to benefit brothers. Leave your email, and I'll send it to you!

Please provide the content that needs to be sent to wf6187@126.com.

I've finally learned a bit about the filename file. Now I know how to write the commands for hiding partitions and splitting partitions, but I don't know how to write the command for creating partitions.

The format is like this (taking hiding the last partition as an example):

PQMAGIC /CMD=88.TXT

The content of 88.TXT is as follows:
select drive 1
select partition last
hide

Brother mewf, the file has been sent. Let's study it together. Let me know when it's successful. Thanks!

Unable to open (file is corrupted)