In a message dated 03-04-95, Russell Coker said to John Heater:

 JdBP>   And we know that CHKDSK *does* lock the drive that it is checking,
 JdBP>   because we know that we cannot check the boot or swapper partitions.

JH>DB}Only if the /f parameter is used. ;-)


JH>While OS/2 is up and running.

JH>Make shure no other task are running "Just for safely"

JH>chkdsk c: /f:3 /AuToChEcK

JH>CASE is very importain.. :)

RC}   Just tried that, here's the result:

[D:\]chkdsk d: /f:3 /AuToChEcK
RC}The current hard disk drive is: D:
RC}The type of file system for the disk is HPFS.
RC}The HPFS file system program has been started.
RC}SYS0543: /auToChEcK is not a valid parameter with the CHKDSK
RC}command when checking a hard disk.
RC}SYS0533: Command syntax information is online.


Me having dyslicxia is a pain, try /aUtOcHeCk  :)


     




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