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12.02.2 USING MEMCARD DIRECTLY FROM THE COMMAND PROMPT
If you use switches with the MEMCARD command directly from the command prompt,
you can format memory cards and check Flash memory cards for errors.
Syntax
MEMCARD /FMT=drive: [/V=label]
MEMCARD /CHK=drive: [/F]
Parameters
drive:
label
Switches
/FMT=
/V=
card.
/CHK=
/F
For example, you can assign an entire memory card to drive D and specify the volume
label CARD1, if you type the following at the command prompt:
MEMCARD /FMT=D:/V=CARD1
Here's another example: You can check partition E for errors, fix any errors that are
found, and display the status of the partition, if you type the following at the command
prompt:
MEMCARD /CHK=E: /F
FLASH FILE SYSTEM II
Specifies the drive you want to format.
Specifies the volume label.
Formats the memory card partition associated with the
specified drive.
Specifies a volume name for the newly formatted memory
Checks the specified Flash memory card partition for errors
and displays a status report. If no drive is specified,
MEMCARD will check the current drive.
Fixes errors found on a Flash memory card. If this switch is
not specified, the errors are displayed, but not fixed.
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