When the newer version of xxclone was released with compatibility for dynamic disks, there didn't seem to have been problem emails from others so I assumed it...
Dan ... as far as I know, I used the simplest form of XXCLONE ... no added switches or anything like that. The 90 Gig drive was all 1 volume and the clone was...
Hi, everyone -- I posted something about this earlier, but it may have been overlooked by most users. (Actually, I submitted two messages within five or ten...
Hi, all. I just stumbled upon Microsoft's site that seems to be a well organized documentation (the best Microsoft's site of this kind). Command-line reference...
I have a drive formatted in FAT32 with several partions that I want to copy to an NTFS drive with same partioning. Now... I have 3 partitions (C_OS,...
... For the maximum flexibility, you can combine XXCOPY and XXCLONE in a batch file. XXCOPY is an able and versatile performer for pretty much anything for...
Thanks for your help Kan... couple of questions remain. First) If I do clone a System Partion to a System partion, but not the System of the computer doing...
... One Question more. Is it possibile to check with xxcopy if one or more directories beginning with z:\home* exist and if yes break and do nothing. Rgds ...
I have a batch script that runs an xxcopy routine. Works great w/ Win2k, but everytime I run it on a Win XP Pro box it first wants to install xxcopy. Why????...
... Why not? XXCOPY needs to create an entry in the system registry for certain functions it operates. So, when it is launched on a machine which has not been...
... Sure, you could do it by checking the errorlevel with an xxcopy /L command. Xxcopy will return errorlevel 100 if it doesn't find any files in the <src>...
... I understand your explaination and read the article, BUT xxcopy was initially installed. Everytime the script is run on an XP machine it tries to install...
... I understand your explaination and read the article, BUT xxcopy was initially installed. Everytime the script is run on an XP machine it tries to install...
Just in case anyone attempts to use Kan's WHERE.BAT on Windows 2003 Server, you should be aware that Microsoft has apparently provided it's own version in the...
Follup to original post: "Cloning Partitions... dont need it to be bootable" _________________________________________________________________ Thanks for your...
At 2004-05-07 06:19, you wrote: <snip> ... I really don't know exactly what you are referring to. Probably, it is easiest if you add a /ON switch to generate a...
Using the example below, the first line generates a text file like this: C:\Nate1\1.txt C:\Nate1\2.txt Identical then the second line copies 1.txt but...
I have tried many things from the xxcopy help and this forum and I can't get any of them to work. I want to use xxcopy and/or a batch file to compare two...
Hi Kan! I'm back again with new questions and a couple of humble suggestions for improvements. But, first of all: - The common command line that applies to all...
... filled ... I would suggest that you read Garry's response to someone else about this subject in messages # 7691 and 7692 first. If that does not shed...
... are ... The first line in your batch file creates the text file that xxcopy will use in the second line of your batch file. Is the "c:\natelog\mylist.txt"...
... Can you post the exact command line you are using that makes this happen? Just seeing "C:\Nate1\1.txt" and "C:\Nate1\2.txt Identical" doesn't give us much...
I apologize for the complexity of this. My goal is to make a cloned backup (nightly) from the source to the destination, but to first save the modified and...
... process ... 3.txt. ... the ... Your objective is quite a bit clearer now. In fact it's a rather common topic of discussion in here at times. You might...
... the ... from ... deletes a ... go ... next ... the ... I ... the "Already ... some ... I've been working with all of those messages before, I got the ...
... Yesterday I didn't realize that you were the same person who had posted the original question back in msg # 7727. So obviously this is a problem you have...
Hello, still pretty new to this wonderful magic tool which I already started to love, especially in regard of the feature to be able to use the * and ? in the...
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