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DOS疑难解答 & 问题讨论 (解答室) » [Urgent] About backing up directories
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Floor1 Pingge Posted 2004-02-09 00:00
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How can I back up directories created under the Windows environment in DOS? The directories may contain long filenames, system files, hidden files, multi-level subdirectories, etc.
At least xcopy won't do it.


Floor2 GOTOmsdos Posted 2004-02-09 00:00
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98 doesn't have the TREE command, copy over a TREE.COM from DOS6.22

attrib -s -r -h c:\*.* /s
tree /f c: > d:\1.txt











Floor3 Pingge Posted 2004-02-09 00:00
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Man, I mean backing up the entire directory including the files. Not just the directory structure.
Floor4 Pingge Posted 2004-02-09 00:00
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I also tried some software called Xclone. It said it seemed very easy to use, but actually it doesn't support long filenames.
There was also something called LCOPY in some LFN TOOL, but it doesn't work on my DOS7.1.
Are there any other DOS tools I can use?
Floor5 GOTOmsdos Posted 2004-02-10 00:00
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DOS6.22 seems to have something called MSBACKUP,
Also, won't ghost work?







Floor6 Kinglion Posted 2004-02-11 00:00
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You can use PKZIP.EXE under DOS to do this. For the specific method, please search for similar posts I made on the forum.
Floor7 Wengier Posted 2004-02-11 00:00
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LCOPY is usable and supports English long filenames, but note that it does not support Chinese long filenames. Don't use MSBACKUP and the like, because they do not support long filenames.
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