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> Formatting Script Not Working?
Agent Orange
post Sep 16 2004, 03:08 AM
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I'm trying to use a script for formatting cache drives, or F: drive, but they don't seem to be doing anything... maybe I'm overlooking something....

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In MXM.xml:

<ActionScript name="FormatCache">
  ALLOWFORMAT <1>
  format X:
  format y:
  format z:
  delete e:\cache
  ALLOWFORMAT <0>
 </ActionScript>

 <ActionScript name="FormatF">
  Callscript _DisplayMessageBox "This will completely destroy all data on F: $eol$Press A to continue, or any other button to exit..."
  If %_GP_A% == "1" GOTO APRESSED
  Quit

  :APRESSED
  ALLOWFORMAT <1>
  format f:
  ALLOWFORMAT <0>  
 </ActionScript>


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In MENU.xml:

<SubMenu>
 <Title>System Utilities</Title>
 <Description>Advanced Options</Description>
 <Item>
  <Title>Format Cache Drives</Title>
  <Description>Repairs System Cache</Description>
  <Action>
   CallScript FormatCache
  </Action>
 </Item>
 <Item>
  <Title>Format F: Drive</Title>
  <Description>Completely Erases F:</Description>
  <Action>
   CallScript FormatF
  </Action>
 </Item>
     </SubMenu>


Any info is appreciated

This post has been edited by Agent Orange: Sep 16 2004, 03:12 AM
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geniusalz
post Sep 24 2004, 02:55 AM
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You need to have :
"AllowFormat 1" as opposed to "AllowFormat <1>"

Same with 0

That's probably the problem.
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Agent Orange
post Sep 25 2004, 11:53 PM
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lol.... I can't believe I did that... I'll try that out. Thanks a lot.
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