Questions about formatting floppies.
J. Eric Townsend
erict at flatline.UUCP
Sun Jun 11 08:09:39 AEST 1989
I've just discovered that once you've formatted a floppy, you can
just do mkfs's on it after that. No need to iv.
I have the sneaking suspicion that every other unix-pc owner already
new this, and is going "So?" :-)
Is this a bad/good habit? It certainly cuts down on the format time for
a floppy:
iv & mkfs:
real: 1:12.0
user: 3.0
sys: 1.9
mkfs alone:
real: 10.5
user: 0.5
sys: 1.2
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J. Eric Townsend-flatline!erict EastEnders Maillist: eastender at flatline.UUCP
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