Today I used the format e: /q command and somehow formatted drive C, and drive C also changed from the original 1.5G into drive E's 500M. Really strange. Could it be that the partition table got messed up.
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Posted 2003-08-14 00:00 · 中国 山东 济宁 联通
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Posted 2003-08-18 00:00 · 中国 湖北 武汉 联通
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What do you mean, using the format e: /q command formatted drive c?
fdisk /mbr
format c: /u
Try n-hdddoc too
Oh, right, were you formatting it under OLD-DOS? (DOS 7.0 or earlier)
It got formatted as FAT 16///
fdisk /mbr
format c: /u
Try n-hdddoc too
Oh, right, were you formatting it under OLD-DOS? (DOS 7.0 or earlier)
It got formatted as FAT 16///
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Why can't I understand the question?? What do you mean? The format e: /q command can format drive c???
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Posted 2003-08-19 00:00 · 中国 台湾 台北市 远传电信
The following is quoted from hhhhhh's post at 2003-8-18 22:48:08:
Why can't I understand the question?? What do you mean? The format e: /q command can format drive c???
Probably a typo.....
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