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- ----FMAP.COM----
- AUTHOR:
- Ward Christensen
-
- OVERVIEW:
- Prints a sorted list of files on disk, with their
- size in records and K, and a map of the allocation groups
- where the file resides. Optionally writes the selected
- names to a file. Improvement over earlier FMAP in that
- the additional extents after the 1st are printed, and also
- for the new options: B, M, P, U.
-
- USAGE:
- FMAP Maps the logged in disk
- FMAP A: Maps disk A (Etc)
-
- Ambiguous references are allowed:
-
- FMAP A:*.ASM etc.
-
- FMAP can also produce a bit map of disk allocation. Each
- bit is printed as a 0 if no file is allocated to that 1K
- block or a 1 if a file is allocated, or even a 2 or more if
- due to disk errors more than 1 file are allocated to the
- same block. This is a B option:
-
- FMAP A: B
-
- The following all create a file called "NAMES.SUB" ON
- the logged in disk. The comments after the command show what
- is written to NAMES.SUB
-
- FMAP A: F
- fn.ft to NAMES.SUB (also lists to console)
- FMAP A: Q
- fn.ft ("q"uiet i.e. no list)
- FMAP A: D
- $1 $2fn.ft $3 e.g. submit names type b:
- $1 $2
- FMAP A: M
- $1 $2 $3fn.ft (for use with SUBMIT and my MODEM
- program) e.g. submit names modem so.600 b:
- $1 $2 $3
- FMAP A: P
- $1 $2fn.ft$3 (for use with submit, and PIP, where $2 is
- the disk, and $3 is typically the "[V]" option).
- FMAP B: Unn
- Creates "CATALOG.nn" on the B: disk, which is the
- skeletal CP/M Users Group catalog, with headings,
- serial numbers, the # of K, and alphabetically sorted
- names. (Just thought you might be interested)
-
- DEPENDENCIES:
- 64 directory entries. 1.3 or 1.4 only. Probably
- gets mixed up by the high bits on in the filenames in 2.0.
-