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In article <4a4v4j$1n8p@tako.info.ucla.edu>,
Steve Andres <steven@ucla.edu> wrote:
>Does anyone have a command line FDISK substitue?  I'm trying to write a 
>workstation rebuild utility for a computer lab and it needs to run a batch file 
>that will delete and recreate the partition, format it, and unzip a file.
Just a thought. Create a file with all of the necessary keystrokes,
for example, to view information under DOS 5.0 fdisk you need to hit
4 and then the enter key.  When you are done viewing the information,
you need to hit ESC twice.  Create a file KEYS and put '4<CR><ESC><ESC>'
without the quotes into it.  Then redirect the file to FDISK like:

fdisk <keys

good luck,

don
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