lsdsk 1.4 has been released (04-Apr-07)
Submitted by ross on Thu, 09/18/2008 - 10:35.
I wrote lsdsk as I wanted a program to display all my drives, including local, network, and substituted drives, in one convenient display.
You can download the binary here and the source code here. Here's the changelog:
Version 1.4 - 04 Apr 07:
Better error reporting
Version 1.3 - 12 Jul 06:
Standardized version information across all programs
Version 1.2 - 08 Apr 06:
Added option: -e | --exclude d: Exclude drive d:
Added option: -i | --include d: Include drive d: (and exclude all others)
Added .rc and .ico files
Improved build scripts
Updated documentation
Version 1.1 - 01 Mar 06:
Added option: -d | --domain Display domain and username for network shares
Added option: -k | --kilobyte Use 1024 for a kilobyte (K) instead of 1000
Added option: -e | --available Display available drive letters (default is off)
Fixed used/free/size amounts so they round correctly
Version 1.0 - 18 Feb 06:
Initial release
and here's the readme.txt:
lsdsk - Version 1.4 - Apr 04 2007: Copyright (c) 2005-2006 Ross Smith II (http://smithii.com) All Rights Reserved ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Usage: lsdsk [options] Options: -m | --file_system Display file system format -f | --free Display free space remaining on drive -n | --name Display name/description of drive -s | --size Display total size of drive -t | --type Display type of drive -u | --used Display used space on drive -d | --domain Display domain and username for network shares -v | --volume Display volume name of drive -e | --exclude d: Exclude drive d: -i | --include d: Include drive d: (and exclude all others) -k | --kilobyte Use 1024 for a kilobyte (K) instead of 1000 -e | --available Display available drive letters (default is off) -V | --version Show version and copyright information and quit -? | --help Show this help message and quit ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Examples: C:\>lsdsk Dr Type Volume Used Free Size FS Name -- --------- --------------- ---- ---- ---- ----- ----------------------------- B: RAMDisk RAMDisk 3.0K 1.0G 1.0G FAT \Device\RAMDisk C: Fixed example_c 7.1G 439M 7.1G NTFS \Device\HarddiskVolume1 D: Fixed example_d 45G 2.1G 47G NTFS \Device\HarddiskVolume3 E: CD-ROM EXAMPLEVOL 535M 0 535M CDFS F: Fixed EXAMPLE_F 288K 131M 131M FAT32 \Device\HarddiskVolume2 G: Removable usb_stick 28M 221M 249M NTFS I: Subst example_d 45G 2.1G 47G NTFS D:\a\path\on\d M: Subst example_c 7.1G 439M 7.1G NTFS C:\Documents and Settings\ex\My Documents Y: Network sharename 123M 456M 579M NTFS \\servername\sharename (username) Z: Network c$ 177M 782M 959M NTFS \\servername\c$ (DOMAIN\user) C:\>lsdsk -tna -e b Dr Type Name -- --------- ----------------------------- C: Fixed \Device\HarddiskVolume1 D: Fixed \Device\HarddiskVolume3 E: CD-ROM F: Fixed \Device\HarddiskVolume2 G: Removable I: Subst D:\a\path\on\d M: Subst C:\Documents and Settings\ex\My Documents Y: Network \\servername\sharename (username) Z: Network \\servername\c$ (DOMAIN\user) Free: A: H: J: K: L: N: O: P: Q: R: S: T: U: V: W: X:
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Hi,
Thanks for lsdsk. I am about to dwnld, and I spotted something that you probably haven't noticed.
Look on the lsdsk page, URL below here, where somebody going by the username "netdimi" has posted an invitation to view some obscenities just below the readme + my words here. I hope it wasn't you, and I hope that you will delete the bad stuff, right away. Didn't think your blog allowed any anonymous posting - maybe you've been hacked...
URL: http://www.smithii.com/lsdsk
Sincerely,
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