Excuse me, are there any tools that can quickly format large FAT32 partitions under DOS and can be operated using the command line?
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Originally posted by nobodytt at 2009-2-17 23:36:
gdisk can only perform formatting after partition creation, and cannot simply format; sfdisk has no command line.
I wonder if there is a formatting tool that can perform simple formatting via the command line and has a relatively fast formatting speed?
You can also use Ghost. First, save a.gho file with very little content, then restore it to the disk that needs to be quick-formatted. No matter how large it is, if you write a command-line batch script, it's extremely efficient. Especially, it can format even if there are bad sectors.