dinfo120

SHORT:        Replacement for Info command, shows disk information
TYPE:         Utility
Architecture: m68k-amigaos

DiskInfo v1.20
by Gregg Giles

DiskInfo is a tool which can be used to display information about any Amiga
storage media, including disks, hard disks and memory.  It  is  capable  of
creating global environmental variables which can be used by  any  AmigaDOS
or ARexx script. It can be executed as an AmigaDOS command from either  the
Workbench or the Shell.

The goal of this program is to  evolve  into  worthy  replacement  for  the
Workbench "c:Info" command.


Information is displayed in the following format:

Name  : Workbench2.0:        Errors : 0                    Bytes   Blocks
Status: Write Protected      Full   : 94.20 %    Size:    857904     1758
Type  : Amiga OFS (DOS0)     In Unit: 0          Used:    808128     1656
Block : 488 bytes            In Use : Yes        Free:     49776      102


These changes have been made to this program since the previous version:
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Recognition of new Amiga-specific file systems added: DOS2, DOS3, DOS4, and
DOS5.

Added Workbench 2.04 standard command line parsing which  conforms  to  the
"Amiga User Interface Style Guide". This had the effect  of  reducing  code
size, system  overhead  requirements,  and  permitting  the  display  of  a
standardized template when issuing "DiskInfo ?" at the command line.

Ability to create global environmental variables  added.  A  user  may  now
specify any of the following command line parameters (when using the SETENV
parameter),  and  a  corresponding  variable  will  be   created   in   the
"ENV:DiskInfo" directory: BYTESPERBLOCK,  DISKNAME,  DISKSTATUS,  DISKTYPE,
ERRORS, FREEBLOCKS,  FREEBYTES,  INUNIT,  INUSE,  PERCENTFULL,  SIZEBLOCKS,
SIZEBYTES, USEDBLOCKS, and USEDBYTES. The argument ALL will  prevent  users
from having to type all of the arguments in order to  create  all  possible
environmental variables.

New argument: QUIET. This argument stops all output to  the  console,  with
the exception of error messages, the template, and the usage message.

Compatible with Workbench 2.1 and 3.0.