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Date:	Thu, 13 Oct 2005 16:24:23 PDT7
From:	sshapiro@ucsd.edu (Sandy Shapiro)
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: DFSEE help

I am in the process of setting up a 200 GB USB external hard drive to work
under OS/2.

So far I have:

Wiped the beginning of the disk using DFSEE

Created a partition with LVM under OS/2.

Set the partition type using DFSEE.

DFSEE reports the following information:

P-Geo Disk 4 Cyl : 0 H: 0 S:0 Bps:512 Size : 0x00000000 = 0.0
KiB L-Geo Disk 4 Cyl : 24792 H:255 S:63 Bps:512 Size : 0x17BD52D8 =
194474 MiB BIOS Int13 limit : 1024 cylinders, limiting to Size : 8032.5
MiB MBR crc 054b4eb9 : 0xcce185ed = IBM OS/2 LVM or W4 from
FP9, I13X

I now want to create an image of the partition with f32blank.cmd.

I need help identifying the correct data for the following parameters:

FAT32 blanker version 0.1.5 - Usage:

S:sectors H:heads SP:starting point SZ:size
[SN:xxxxxxxx] B:Y|N F:file [Q:Y]

Where the parameters are:
S: hard drive sectors per track
H: hard drive heads
SP: where the FAT32 partition begins, format: number,[x|d][s|c]
SZ: size of the partition, same format as above
"x" stands for "hexadecimal", "d" for "decimal", s for "sectors"
and "c" for cylinders; if none specified, defaults are x & s
B: if the program should merge Win9x bootcode in its output or not
SN: A valid 8 hex digital code for volume serial number
F: a filename for the blanked FAT32 structures to be dumped to
Q:Y if the program should not output anything to the display

I believe that:
S = 63
H = 255
SZ = 194474 MiB

I am not sure what to put for SP and SN.

Can someone tell me what to put or where in DFSEE to look?

Thanks very much,
Sandy

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