MS-DOS v6.22 Help: DRVSPACE /SIZE

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                               DRVSPACE /SIZE

Enlarges or reduces the size of a compressed drive. You might want to
enlarge a compressed drive if its host drive contains plenty of free space.
You might want to reduce the size of a compressed drive if you need more
free space on the host drive.

Syntax

    DRVSPACE /SIZE[=size1 | /RESERVE=size2] drive:

Parameter

drive:
    Specifies the drive you want to resize.

Switches

/SIZE=size1
    Changes the size of the specified drive. You can specify the new size of
    the drive by using the size1 parameter. The size of the drive is the
    number of megabytes of space that the drive's compressed volume file
    uses on the uncompressed (host) drive. The /SIZE switch can be
    abbreviated as /SI.

    You can specify the drive's new size by using either the size1 parameter
    or the /RESERVE switch, but not both. If you include neither the size1
    parameter nor the /RESERVE switch, DriveSpace makes the drive as small
    as possible.

/RESERVE=size2

    Specifies how many megabytes of free space you want the uncompressed
    (host) drive to contain after DriveSpace resizes the drive. The /RESERVE
    switch can be abbreviated as /RES.

    You can specify the drive's new size by using either the /RESERVE switch
    or the size1 parameter of the /SIZE switch, but not both. If you include
    neither the /RESERVE switch nor the size1 parameter, DriveSpace makes
    the drive as small as possible.

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                         DRVSPACE /SIZE -- Examples

To change the size of drive C so that its compressed volume file uses 60.5
MB of space on drive D, type the following command:

    drvspace /size=60.5 c:

To change the size of drive E so that its host drive, drive D, contains 20
MB of free uncompressed space, type the following command:

    drvspace /size /reserve=20 e:

To change the size of drive C so that it is as large as possible, type the
following command:

    drvspace /size /reserve=0 c:

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