Johnson Lam schreef:
THE QUESTION is: I wish to add error level = 1 format terminated ok, but
floppy has bad sectors. Anyone has a comment about that?
You mean the new error level 1 is: format terminated successfully.
No. Format will in normal mode still behave the same as MS-FORMAT,
including above mentioned errorlevels.
Alain talks about batch mode, and /Z:SERIOUSLY (the "seriously" option
implements "ECHO Y | FORMAT C:" ).
I think, *if* /Z:SERIOUSLY is returned, then and only then, allow to
return errorlevel 1 as proposed by Alain.
MS-FORMAT, FreeDOS Format:
0 = ok, ok with bad-sectors, sintax errors or help msg.
3 = aborted by user
4 = fatal error, disk broken or wrong name
5 = harddisk format confirmation not given (user selected "no")
outputs = 0, 3 and 4 confirmed my myself.
FreeDOS Format with /Z:SERIOUSLY:
0 = ok, sintax errors or help msg.
1 = ok with bad-sectors
3 = aborted by user
4 = fatal error, disk broken or wrong name
5 = harddisk format confirmation not given (user selected "no")
outputs = 0, 3 and 4 confirmed my myself.
While at it, "0" should only be "OK".
Also implement errlvl 2 then: syntax error or help message.
By user or terminated itself because of bad sectors? In this case I
guess it's terminated by user since 0 is OK with bad sector, am I
correct?
no idea, and what errorlevel would CTRL-C generate?
Bernd
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