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| DOS学习入门 & 精彩文章 （教学室） » Fix:DIR /S |
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| Floor1 bush | Posted 2005-11-23 16:52 |
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 What does `dir/s` do you know? Know? Then, if there is a hidden directory, can the above command list it out? If you type this command under win98, the result is obviously not possible. However, we can just modify command.com~ Open command.com (of course, using a hex editor) Locate to: offset at A348H Change 10 to 16 Save and exit. Reload command.com Try `dir/s`~  |
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| Floor2 darkradx | Posted 2005-11-23 17:54 |
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Need to modify two places (Also, most DOS boot disks come with the ones that have already been modified)
EWIN98SE:A2B2,A2BE PWIN98SE:A348,A354 |
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| Floor3 JonePeng | Posted 2005-11-23 19:27 |
| 金牌会员 Posts 1,883 Credits 4,562 From 广东广州 | |
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Well, not bad. Give it a thumbs up!
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| Floor4 lanyu008 | Posted 2005-12-12 00:45 |
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I can't understand~~~
What is positioning I'm a newbie |
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| Floor5 人类 | Posted 2005-12-16 02:57 |
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The owner of the post hasn't fully learned DOS.
dir/adh/s or dir/ads/s is okay. [ Last edited by 人类 on 2005-12-16 at 22:00 ] |
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| Floor6 JonePeng | Posted 2005-12-16 19:58 |
| 金牌会员 Posts 1,883 Credits 4,562 From 广东广州 | |
Originally posted by Human at 2005-12-16 02:57: Hehe, I see that the parameters of dir can be combined like this!  Well, I've remembered it. |
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| Floor7 Michael | Posted 2005-12-16 20:33 |
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The LZ just didn't describe the problem he wanted to describe clearly.
The problem is like this: When you try to use dir filename /s /a to search for a file, if this file is in a hidden directory, it cannot be found. And dir /adh /s just displays all hidden directories. At least it seems so from the syntax. [ Last edited by Michael on 2005-12-16 at 20:36 ] |
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| Floor8 人类 | Posted 2005-12-16 22:07 |
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So the original poster didn't not master DOS well, but had a poor command of Chinese. Now you know what learning Chinese is for.
In the CMD of XP, dir/s can penetrate hidden directories, and I didn't test it in 98. |
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| Floor9 lpclimber | Posted 2005-12-16 23:33 |
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Oh, finally understand!
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| Floor10 lfdjssz | Posted 2006-01-02 16:45 |
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Okay, I've learned something again, salute to everyone!
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| Floor11 taoty | Posted 2006-01-02 20:34 |
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That's really great, learned another trick. Thanks for sharing.
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| Floor12 zhri1980 | Posted 2006-01-03 17:10 |
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Oh~~~
Just for fun but taken so seriously. The /a parameter is used to display files or directories with special attributes /s is used to access subdirectories at the next level That's all. Just dir/a/s. The original poster is still creative~~~ |
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| Floor13 darkradx | Posted 2006-01-03 18:26 |
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| Floor14 whwei2008 | Posted 2006-01-04 11:57 |
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55555555
Don't understand啊 |
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| Floor15 bush | Posted 2006-01-04 22:54 |
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Originally, I thought everyone knew the meaning of DIR/S, so I kept it brief!
My goal is to make DIR/S display all subdirectories (files). If it were just to "display all hidden directories", the title wouldn't be "Repairing DIR/S". Don't you think so? |
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