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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
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- ** READ REIGNWAR.TXT FOR LEGAL TERMS **
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- 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.
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- Usage: FSP [/K] [/N] [/F]
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- Where: /K = Keep screen (don't clear)
- /N = report Network drives also
- /F = report Floppy drives also
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- 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:
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- 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
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- 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
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- TOTALS= 258,428,928 1,363,128,320 1,621,557,248 84.06%
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- Notes:
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- I can not guarantee that FSP works on any machine besides mine.
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- 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.
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- Unrecognizable partitions (such as OS/2 HPFS drives) should report as zero.
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- Partitions larger than 1 gigabyte are intended to report as 1, since the
- standard DOS functions are unable to accurately report numbers that large.
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- Maximum disk size, provided no single partition exceeds 1 gigabyte, should
- be somewhere in the multi-terrabyte range.
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- Beginning with version 1.20, output is redirectable.
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- REVISION HISTORY
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- 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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