This is the command mkdiskimage that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
mkdiskimage - Create a blank MS-DOS formatted hard disk image
SYNOPSIS
mkdiskimage [-doFMz4] [-i id] file cyl head sect
DESCRIPTION
This is a convenient tool to generate a hard disk image, pre-formatted according to the
MS-DOS specification, and having stated properties.
A disk image named file will be created, large enough to have cyl cylinders, head heads,
and sect sectors. Using -M, the value of cyl will instead be interpreted as size in
MBytes.
Additional settings include ZIP type disks, FAT32 formatting, and the inclusion of an
emulation header.
OPTIONS
-4 Use the fourth partition table entry. This is the standard for ZIP-disks.
-F Format the partition using a FAT32 file system.
-M The argument cyl is given in Megabytes. Recalculate this to get the count in
cylinders.
-d Add a DOSEMU header.
-i id
Specify the MBR identity field as id.
-o Print to stdout the file system offset.
-z Use a ZIP-disk geometry. This needs heads=64 and sect=32.
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