Seems like nice.
I will have to test it in a few different scenarios.
If I may two things, this:
/S:[{0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5}] Size units to show (optional - only one allowed):
0 auto select (set by default)
1 sizes as Bytes
2 sizes as Kilobytes
3 sizes as Megabytes
4 sizes as Gigabytes
5 sizes as Terabytes
makes little sense, it would be much easier to have:
/S:[{ B | K | M | G | T}] Size units to show (optional - only one allowed):
B sizes as Bytes
K sizes as Kilobytes
M sizes as Megabytes
G sizes as Gigabytes
T sizes as TerabytesIf the /S: is omitted or none of the allowed units is specified the program will attempt to use automatically the most suited unit.
Can you specify here (or somewhere else):
/T:[{2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6}] DriveType arguments (optional - only one allowed):
2 show Removable drives only
3 show fixed drives only
4 show remote (network) drives only
5 show CD/DVD-Rom drives only
6 show ramdisk drives only
the EXACT string that is written in DevMediaType?
Right now (quick test, using the /test swithc, nice, thank you) I have:
[cd0]DevModel =[ASUS DRW-2014S1T ATAPI Device]
[cd0]DevSizeTotal =0,00 KB
[cd0]DevMediaType =Not Ready
[cd0]DevPhysDisk =
[cd0]DevPath =\Device\CdRom0
[cd0]DevPartInfo =\\.\Device\CDRom0
[cd0]VolGuid =\\?\Volume{80cf88c2-8a34-11dd-813c-806d6172696f}\
[cd0]VolDrvType =CD/DVD-ROM
[cd0]VolMP =I:\
[cd1]DevModel =[KernSafe DVD-RAM MOUNTER SCSI Device]
[cd1]DevSizeTotal =
[cd1]DevMediaType =Removable (other than Floppy)
[cd1]DevPhysDisk =
[cd1]DevPath =\Device\CdRom1
[cd1]DevPartInfo =\\.\Device\CDRom1
[cd1]VolGuid =\\?\Volume{c930f56b-520e-11e4-b08b-001fc6bb76ce}\
[cd1]VolDrvType =CD/DVD-ROM
[cd1]VolMP =F:\
which doesn't "sound" like "right".
Wonko