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User's guide O&O DiskImage Examples of command files

</command>

<device_type>filesystem</device_type>

<image_name>E:image20100120.omg</image_name>

<compression_type>LZNT1 standard</compression_type>

<new_device_type>filesystem</new_device_type>

<new_image_name>E:image_$TEMPL:(Year)$TEMPL:(Month)$TEMPL:(Day)_inc.omg</new_image_

name>

<hash_unchanged_data>YES</hash_unchanged_data>

<ignored_read_errors>YES</ignored_read_errors>

<automatically_overwrite_image>NO</automatically_overwrite_image>

<max_image_size>-1</max_image_size>

<force_dismount>YES</force_dismount>

<automatically_validate_image>YES</automatically_validate_image>

<change_initial_condition>YES</change_initial_condition>

<ignored_file_pattern>hiberfil.sys</ignored_file_pattern>

<ignored_file_pattern>*.tmp</ignored_file_pattern>

<ignored_file_pattern>*.omg</ignored_file_pattern>

<ignored_file_pattern>*.~</ignored_file_pattern>

<ignored_file_pattern>System Volume Information</ignored_file_pattern>

<ignored_file>pagefile.sys</ignored_file>

</command>

</DiskImageJob>

Deleting a hard disk and creation of a partition

Example 3:

This example will supply a short illustration of the O&O DiskImage disk manager’s

functionality.Hard disk "0" will first be deleted and then initialized as a Basic – MBR disk.After that,

a 2 GByte partition will be created after position 32256 on the hard disk, aligned according to

standard Windows disk alignment.

<disk_devices>YES</disk_devices>

</command>

<is_superfloppy>NO</is_superfloppy>

</command>

<basic_disk>YES</basic_disk>

</command>

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