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Date:	Tue, 13 May 2003 22:01:35 PDT7
From:	jack.huffman@worldnet.att.net
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: KPartitioning cloning with DFsee

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I followed Jan's SHOWTO file instructions and typed:

dfsos2 -log:pclone
part 2
ckibe -part 8

and got these results below. I did not understand them since the target
disk is only 400 mb and only 195 of the 450 mb on the source drive are
used. So I said no when the "do you want to do this" window popped up.

I got the same results when I used 02 instead of 2 and 08 instead of 8 in
another attempt.

Can someone tell me what I did wrong or how to read the information
correctly?

TIA.

Jack

DFSee OS2 version : 5.15 executing: part -02
Execute timestamp : Tuesday 13-05-2003 23:48:38

id PD Vol Type, description Format Creator VolumeLabel BM-Name
Size Mb 19540 M> 01 1 >-- Prim 0a Boot-Mgr BMGR fdisk «OS2
» 7.8 02 1 *C: Prim 07 Inst-FSys HPFS OS2 20.0 OS2
OS2 502.0 03 1 D: Log 07 Inst-FSys HPFS OS2
20.0 WINAPPS 251.0 04 1 E: Log 07 Inst-FSys HPFS
OS2 20.0 DOSAPPS 251.0 05 1 F: Log 07
Inst-FSys HPFS OS2 20.0 WINDOSDATA 502.0 06 1
G: Log 07 Inst-FSys HPFS OS2 20.0 OS2APPS 2753.3
07 1 H: Log 07 Inst-FSys HPFS OS2 20.0 OS2DATA
2753.3 08 1 *I: Log 07 Inst-FSys HPFS IBM 4.50 MAINT MAINT
400.0 09 1 J: Log 07 Inst-FSys HPFS OS2 20.0 DOWNLOADS
2000.3 10 1 K: Log 07 Inst-FSys HPFS OS2 20.0 JUNK
1004.0 11 1 L: Log 07 Inst-FSys HPFS IBM 4.50 TEST
1004.0 12 1 FreeSpace Pri/Log -- -- -- -- -- -- - - - - - -
8110.9

ReadWrite Store 1 : PhysDisk : 1 PartId 00 = -- mode=FDISK
130503-234838 RC:0 : 00000000 u=00000000 x=02629FFA
this=00000000 Base=00000000

DFSee OS2 version : 5.15 executing: clone -part 08
Execute timestamp : Tuesday 13-05-2003 23:48:50

Switch to store 2 : re-initialize mode (FS) ...
Bootsec. checksum : D6692E0E

FileSys Dirty bit : Clean
DEFAULT = Store 2 : Partition, pid:08 I: HPFS mode = HPFS
Read/Write

DFS partition Id : 01 disk nr : 1 = FixedDisk Diskgeo = Cyl: 2491 H:255
S:63
System Indicator : 0a = Boot-Mgr
FileSyst. format : BMGR
Partition type : Primary Visible OEM-name : fdisk
Partition size : 00003E82 = 8001 Kb = 0.996 cylinders
Bootsec. checksum : 88809EC7

Switch to store 1 : re-initialize mode (FS) ...
DEFAULT = Store 1 : Whole Physical disk, nr 1 mode = FDISK
Read/Write

Clone from SOURCE :
alternate Store 2 : Partition, pid:01 -- BMGR mode = BMGR
Read/Write TARGET = Store 1 : Whole Physical disk, nr 1 mode = FDISK
Read/Write Sectors to handle : 00003E82 = 8001 Kb to start sect:
00000008 from: 00000000

Size to clone : 00003E82 = 8001 Kb
SOURCE Store 2 : Partition, pid:01 -- BMGR mode = BMGR TARGET
Store 1 : Whole Physical disk, nr 1 mode = FDISK Start position :
00000000, TARGET start position 00000008

Are you sure this is what you want to clone ? [Y/N] : n

Command 'clone' aborted, no changes made

ReadWrite Store 1 : PhysDisk : 1 PartId 00 = -- mode=FDISK
130503-234921 RC:0 : 00000000 u=00000000 x=02629FFA
this=00000000 Base=00000000 Closing logfile : 'pclone.log'

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