FAT-Info provides a quick overview of the structure and layout of your FAT disk.
Usage: FAT-Info {Switches} <File Spec> Drive Spec(s)
FAT-Info provides a brief list of information pertaining to the layout and use of your FAT disk.
The information which it returns is:
When the information returned is a logical sector number, it is also displayed as a Cylinder, Head and Sector.
If you ask FAT-Info to report on a non FAT drive you will get the following message:
Drive is not FAT.
This switch displays the clusters which have been marked as bad.
The -f switch forces to FAT-Info to display the free space of the disk. The cluster numbers of free clusters are displayed.
FAT-Info will scan all logical disk drives defined by the system, starting at drive C:. The drives are scanned in order, starting at C:, then D: and so on.
This switch forces DEPIPE to be loaded and allows FAT-Info to access disk drives located on remote machines. The Machine Name must be specified with a leading "\\". The machine name of the remote machine will have been specified when the network software on the remote machine was installed.
Note : DESVR must be running on the remote machine for this option to work.
Consult Appendix H - DESVR for further details.
FAT-InfoThis will produce the minimum amount of information which FAT-Info can extract from the file system.
FAT-Info /bFAT-Info will display all of its normal information. In addition it will list all sectors which are currently marked as bad.
FAT-Info -bfhFAT-Info will scan all hard disks and report on the maximum amount of information available.
FAT-Info C: -bfm -on \\WARPFAT-INFO will display all of the information available about C: on the remote machine named WARP.