[geeks] OS-9 help request....
geeks at sunhelp.org
geeks at sunhelp.org
Tue Apr 9 13:24:16 CDT 2002
Oh boy, its been 10 years.
Wasn't there a separate format for fixed disks? Like hdformat or something?
You also have to initialize a fixed disk, I seem to recall that OS9 has
fdisk.
What, may I ask, is this running on? I usually saw it on Motorola based VME
stuff.
~ -----Original Message-----
~ From: roosmcd at dds.nl [mailto:roosmcd at dds.nl]
~ Sent: Tuesday, April 09, 2002 12:45 PM
~ To: geeks at sunhelp.org
~ Subject: [geeks] OS-9 help request....
~
~
~ Hello,
~
~ Has anyone had any experience with OS-9? Of course I mean
~ the real OS-9,
~ version 2.4 :). I'm trying to format a disk, doing it like this:
~
~ **********************************
~ 1.OS-9> inquire -i=0
~ vendor identification:"QUANTUM LPS1080S
~ HPE0HP941019000000000000"
~ 1.OS-9> format -c=32 /h0fmt
~
~ Disk Formatter
~ OS-9/68K V2.4 Philips CD-I - 68070
~ Syntax: format [<opts>] <devname> [<opts>]
~ Function: format disk media
~ Options:
~ -c=<num> cluster size (1)
~ -dd double density (floppy) disk
~ -ds double sided (floppy) disk
~ -e display elapsed verify time
~ -i=<num> interleave offset value
~ -np inhibit physical format
~ -nv inhibit physical verify
~ -nf inhibit fast mode verify
~ -r ready (don't ask)
~ -sd single density (floppy) disk
~ -ss single sided (floppy) disk
~ -t=<num> number of cylinders (tracks)
~ -v=<name> volume name
~ format: can't open '/h0fmt' for writing
~ Error #000:246
~ **********************************
~
~ It should work, there's a script on my CD that works exactly
~ the same. Only
~ the script fails too.. I've tried changing disks, "format
~ /d0" works on the
~ floppy drive. Has anyone got an idea? Are there other people
~ still working with
~ OS9? All tips are welcome....
~
~ Michiel
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