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WinPE、PowerShell及其它命令行系统专区 » [Help] Are there other command-line partition software
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Floor1 willsion Posted 2006-07-31 13:18
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Recently, I've been toying with the streamlined winXPE from Forum Tianfeng's version of Wuyou Forum. This XPE is operated via the command line. I'm preparing to add some software, and one of them is a partition software. When adding dispart, which works well under the XP command line, due to the streamlined issues of this XPE, it can't run (even after adding some DLL files as prompted, it still can't run). So I have to look for other command-line partition software.

Please help, version master or other friends.

Thanks.
Floor2 willsion Posted 2006-07-31 16:49
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Found one, GDISK32. Although not as easy to use as diskpart, it's also very powerful.

[ Last edited by willsion on 2006-7-31 at 16:51 ]

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Floor3 chishingchancn Posted 2006-08-05 13:16
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Is it the one with GHOST?
Floor4 chishingchancn Posted 2006-08-05 13:22
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This seems not to work well, only plays a role in checking the status. Please give guidance!
Floor5 willsion Posted 2006-08-07 22:52
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Seven Usages of Partitioning with GDISK

In today's world dominated by Windows, everyone must be familiar with the partitioning tool FDISK. And everyone must know its speed, which is really frustrating to wait for. Is there a better partitioning software? The answer is yes, let me tell you slowly.

Everyone must think of Partition Magic PM, but PM needs to be installed to be used. And the latest version does not support DOS. But if you have just bought a new hard drive, you must use FDISK to partition. So there is a new type of partitioning software. It is a version in Symantec's GHOST 2000, GDISK. It can support up to 18 hard drives. If you have installed Clone Era 2000, you can find GDISK.EXE in its installation directory. Just enter the DOS mode to run GDISK.EXE. GDISK has a total of seven

Usages:
Create a new partition Create Partition
Delete a partition Delete Partition
Activate a partition Active Partition
Hide a partition Hide Partition
Update MBR record MBR
Erase all data on the hard drive Diskwipe
The basic format for creating a partition is: gdisk disk/CRE{/PRI/EXT|/LOG}
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/EXT   |/LOG :nth |/P:partn-no|/ALL}
gdisk/del/all means to delete all partitions. This command must be used after careful consideration. Otherwise, you will bear the consequences.

Example: gdiskl/del/pri/diskwipe means to delete the primary partition and erase the hard drive data. Activate a partition: gdisk disk/ ACT/P:partn-no means to activate which partition p: is which partition. It is worth noting that /p: means that C drive is the first, D is the second, and so on. I won't go into details here. Erase surface data of the hard drive: gdisk/diskwipe/dowipe means to erase the hard drive data. If there are users who still don't understand, they can use Gdisk/?to get help.
Floor6 chishingchancn Posted 2006-08-10 17:46
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Is there a detailed official Chinese help file for GDISK.EXE on the 5th floor?
Floor7 willsion Posted 2006-08-12 21:13
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GDISK.EXE is one of the software in the GHOST suite. GHOST has no official Chinese version, so naturally, GDISK has no official Chinese manual.

This answer doesn't know if it's a bit far-fetched.
Floor8 fujianabc Posted 2006-08-12 23:48
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There are official Chinese explanations for gdisk.

Ghost 2003 has an official Chinese version, and there are detailed Chinese explanations in it. The tenth chapter is about the usage of gdisk, which is very detailed.

Ghost 2003 Chinese manual:
Under the software directory of http://free5.ys168.com/?fujianabc, it is divided into two volumes.

[ Last edited by fujianabc on 2006-8-12 at 23:50 ]
Floor9 willsion Posted 2006-08-13 09:48
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Oh, I didn't know that GHOST also had a Chinese version. I was quite uninformed. Thanks to friend fujianabc for pointing it out.
Floor10 xusen Posted 2006-09-16 02:08
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AEFDISK32 is several tens of KB in size, and it is also a good command-line partitioning software

[ Last edited by xusen on 2006-9-16 at 02:10 ]

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Floor11 xypcmac Posted 2006-09-16 09:11
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All are good guys
Floor12 profree Posted 2006-09-29 22:44
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Ghost's official Chinese version? I really haven't heard of it. The so-called Chinese versions I've seen online are all the localized ghostexp.exe. As for the ghost.exe that we usually execute under DOS, I've never seen a Chinese version.
Floor13 profree Posted 2006-09-29 22:50
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There are still many partition software in the command line, but gdisk32 is relatively easy to use. It supports partitioning with script files. I personally think that the famous PartitionMagic is the best, but the pro version is needed. Also, pqimage from the same company.
Floor14 Jnwei1202 Posted 2006-10-23 21:20
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ghost has had several Chinese versions
I have downloaded the Ghost 7.5 Chinese Enterprise Edition, Ghost 2000 or 2002 Chinese version. But it has never been released in Chinese in DOS (I think it should not be released either)
As long as you install the full Chinese version, there are all Chinese instruction manuals in PDF format, which have very detailed introductions to various functions of GHOST
Floor15 不得不爱 Posted 2006-10-31 02:30
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It's a pity that the network USB drive of fujianabc can't be accessed.
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