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I'm a newbie and don't know how to write? Which kind-hearted expert can help me ah!!!

Originally posted by lotus516 at 2007-1-17 04:04 PM:
Why don't you search?

Can't find it, there isn't any?

You can also download a one - key Ghost and see how others write it.

ghost -clone,mode=pdump,src=1:1,dst=1:*\xxx.gho -sure -fx

...
1:*→The first partition of the first hard disk, for example, the third partition is 1:3, and the fourth partition is 1:4

Make a loop judgment.

ghost -clone,mode=pdump,src=1:1,dst=1:*\xxx.gho -span -z9 -split=680 -sure

The key is whether this * is for your own computer, a specific number, or a general, non - fixed number. If it's fixed, it's easy. If it's not fixed, then you need to determine it through a batch process and then assign a value.
dst=1:*\xxx.gho

Originally posted by lianjiang2004 at 2007-1-21 07:56 PM:
The key is whether this * is a specific number of its own machine or a general, non-fixed number.
If it is fixed, it's easy. If it's not fixed, you need to determine and assign it through a batch processing.
dst=1:*\xxx.gho

:PHow to write this batch processing? I just don't know how to write it, can you help me write one? :D

Originally posted by yhzlt2008 at 2007-1-22 23:25:

:PHow to write this batch processing? I just don't know how to write it, can you help me write one? :D

You can download my gghost and take a look at the batch processing inside for reference.

The batch processing in your GGhost upstairs is too complicated. I can't understand it at my current level! Can you give a simpler one?

The key is whether this * is a specific number for one's own machine or a general, non-fixed number.
If it's fixed, it's easy. If not fixed, it needs to be determined and assigned through a batch script.
dst=1:*\xxx.gho

Task: Return the value of *, for example, if the last partition is E, return 3; if it's F, return 4, and so on.

Here is an example using the batch processing enhancement tool FINDCD.EXE, STRINGS.COM (available for download in the forum):

@echo off
set cdrom1=
findcd /s>nul
if not "%cdrom1%"=="" strings last=left %cdrom1%,1,1
if not "%cdrom1%"=="" goto ston
for %%n in (C,D,E,F,G,H,I,J,K,L,M,N,O,P,Q,R,S,T,U,V,W,X,Y,Z) do if exist %%n:\nul set last=%%n
:ston
strings last=val %last%
strings last=sub %last%,67
if "%cdrom1%"=="" strings last=add %last%,1
echo %last%
set cdrom=
set cdrom1=
(Test environment: MS-DOS 7.10)

Can NTFS partitions be handled?

Originally posted by lianjiang2004 at 2007-1-26 08:14 PM:

Can NTFS partitions handle this?

NTFS partitions are not supported by DOS, unless third-party drivers such as ntfsdos, ifs, etc. are loaded.

After loading, the correspondence between drive letters and partitions also needs to be handled.