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CP/M 3 User's Guide The DIR Command
The following is sample output of the [SIZE] option display format
shown in the second example of the DIR command:
Directory for Drive C. User 0
C; DITS BAK 1K : DITS TES lK DITS Y lK
C: DITS ZZ lK : SETDEF COM 4K SUBMIT TX2 IK
C: SUBMIT TXl 5K :
Total Bytes 14K Total Records 77 Files Found 7
Total IK Blocks 14 Used/Max Dir Entries for Drive C: II/ 64
Both the full format and the size format follow their display with two
lines of totals. The first line displays the total number of kilobytes, the
total number of records, and the total number of files for that drive
and user area. The second line displays the total number of 1K blocks
needed to store the listed files. The number of 1K blocks shows the
amount of storage needed to store the files on a single density disk, or
on any drive that has a block size of one kilobyte. The second line also
shows the number of directory entries used per number of directory
entries available on the drive.
A>DIR [DRIVE=C,FF]
DIR sends a form-feed to the printer before displaying the files on
drive C.
A>DIR D: [RW,SYS]
The preceding example displays all the files on drive D with Read-
Write and SYS attributes.
A>DIR C: [USER=ALL]
Displays all the files under each user number (0-15) on drive C.
A>DIR [USER=2]
Displays all the files under user 2 on the default drive.
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