Hi!
4-Авг-2005 17:53 [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bernd Blaauw) wrote to
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BB> if not "%errorlevel%"=="0" set ramdisk=%_CWD%
if errorlevel 1 set ramdisk=%_CWD%
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> Nope, hardly any application can change the environment.
If you wanted, you could probably modify the source so that it does.
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Bernd Blaauw wrote:
for %%x in ( D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z ) do if
Hmm, this is the kind of thing I'm trying to avoid! Is it not possible
for the RAMDISK program to set an environment variable instead of an
ErrorLevel?
so still pretty easy.
what are you trying to accom
Gerry Hickman schreef:
@echo off
shrdrv86 /D:12400K,D
if errorlevel 27 goto end
if "%errorlevel%"=="0" goto end
for %%x in ( D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z ) do if
errorlevel H%%x set extradrv=%%x:
Hmm, this is the kind of thing I'm trying to avoid! Is it not possible
for the
Hi Bernd,
I need a simple reliable RAMDISK that can automatically set an
Environment variable to it's drive letter.
batchcode is really easy:
@echo off
shrdrv86 /D:12400K,D
if errorlevel 27 goto end
if "%errorlevel%"=="0" goto end
for %%x in ( D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z )
Blair Campbell schreef:
I need a simple reliable RAMDISK that can automatically set an
Environment variable to it's drive letter. SRDISK can do this, but seems
a bit over the top for my needs. I don't know if TDSK can do this.
There is a program called finddisk by Eric Auer that can find a dis
> I need a simple reliable RAMDISK that can automatically set an
> Environment variable to it's drive letter. SRDISK can do this, but seems
> a bit over the top for my needs. I don't know if TDSK can do this.
There is a program called finddisk by Eric Auer that can find a disk
by volume label and
Hi,
I need a simple reliable RAMDISK that can automatically set an
Environment variable to it's drive letter. SRDISK can do this, but seems
a bit over the top for my needs. I don't know if TDSK can do this.
One problem I ran into with Microsoft's RAMDISK was lack of root
directory entries, b
