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Number   :  2942
Date     :  2002-10-16
Author   :  Kan Yabumoto
Subject  :  /ON, /OA and /FO
Size(KB) :  1


L.H.:

Sorry, I got mixed up with someone else's observation
about not succeeding with the disk /CLONE technique on ME.

As to the /ON operation, please check the correct
syntax for each command that I suggest. It is meant
to be a pointer to a solution rather than a complete
documentation.

A quick help can be obtained like:

xxcopy /help /on

It will limit the otherwise-huge help text into
a section that starts with the letter O.

Here's the details that I omitted:
-------------------------------------------------------

All of the file-creating functions: /ON, /OA, /FO expect
that the filename to follow the switch.

/ON:
/OA:
/FO:

Where the colon after the first two letters is optional.
The  portion must be a valid filename to be
created and need to be surrounded by a pair of quotation marks
if it has an embedded space. If a relative path is
specified, it denotes "relative to the current directory
of the current drive" of the XXCOPY invocation. The
path name for the file in these cases must be already
present.

Kan Yabumoto
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At 2002-10-16 01:34, you wrote:
>Yabumoto San,
>
>Thousand apologies, I forgot to say the system I wanted to clone is Win98SE.
>When I was reading your reply an idea came to me, I cd into the directory
>where unzipped files are and issued command :
>D:\xxcopy\unzipped\xxcopy.exe /install.bat
>This time the install.bat file ran and exit by itself.
>To generate a log file, is the command below in order, please
>xxcopy c:\ d:\ /clone /oN
>Thank you, Regards
>L. H. LOO



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