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FSP v1.31
DOS Multiple Hard Disk Space Utilization Utility
Freeware, copyright (c) May 12, 1996
by
David Daniel Anderson
Reign Ware
** READ REIGNWAR.TXT FOR LEGAL TERMS **
For each logical volume on a hard drive, FSP displays the volume name, total
space, space allocated, and space available, along with the percentage of
the drive which is available.
Usage: FSP [/K] [/N] [/F]
Where: /K = Keep screen (don't clear)
/N = report Network drives also
/F = report Floppy drives also
No damage can be done by simply running FSP, and that is the easiest way to
see just what it does. For the cautious, here is what it shows for my drive:
FSP (Free SPace), v1.31 - DOS Multiple Hard Disk Space Utilization Utility.
Freeware, copyright(c) May 12th, 1996 by David Daniel Anderson/ Reign Ware.
May 12, 1996 13:40:16
DRIVE ALLOCATED FREE SPACE TOTAL SPACE FREE % LABEL
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
C -=> 95,363,072 428,711,936 524,075,008 81.80% DOS620
D -=> 86,753,280 437,288,960 524,042,240 83.45% OS2WARP
E -=> 72,409,088 451,633,152 524,042,240 86.18% DATA
F -=> 3,903,488 45,494,272 49,397,760 92.10% MISC
===========================================================================
TOTALS= 258,428,928 1,363,128,320 1,621,557,248 84.06%
Notes:
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I can not guarantee that FSP works on any machine besides mine.
FSP is designed to ignore (not query or report) floppy and removable drives,
network drives, CD-ROM drives, and SUBST drives. However, beginning with
version 1.30, floppy, removable and network drives can by reported by using
the appropriate switches, as mentioned above.
Unrecognizable partitions (such as OS/2 HPFS drives) should report as zero.
Partitions larger than 1 gigabyte are intended to report as 1, since the
standard DOS functions are unable to accurately report numbers that large.
Maximum disk size, provided no single partition exceeds 1 gigabyte, should
be somewhere in the multi-terrabyte range.
Beginning with version 1.20, output is redirectable.
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REVISION HISTORY
v1.00 : 1993/07/14. First public release.
v1.01 : 1993/12/26. Now discards data from FIRST CD-ROM drive.
v1.02 : 1994/01/20. Now only reports valid local (including RAM) drives,
C through Z. Remote, SUBST, and CD drives ignored.
v1.10 : 1994/01/23. Added volume label info. By Edward Dombek (73727,162)
v1.11 : 1994/01/24. Integrated various previous suggestions above.
v1.12 : 1994/08/09. Changed Total amounts from LongInt to Real. Now can
handle multi-gig drives accurately, provided no single
partition exceeds 2 gig (LongInt). By Neil Edward Parks
Overall design improvements.
v1.20 : 1995/06/18. Allow redirected output.
v1.30 : 1995/08/04. Now can optionally check floppy & network drives.
Replaced calls to CRT unit with SWAG assembly routines.
v1.31 : 1996/05/12. Improved identification of removable drives.
Changed display of volume labels to match DOS display.
Moved revision history from FSP.PAS to FSP.DOC.
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