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* /FN:mode
* /FN:mode
The Hfs file system allows some characters to be used which are in OS/2 are not allowed. This option controls how these characters should be handled. Mode can be CP850, 8BIT or 7BIT.
*: The HFS file system allows some characters to be used, which are in OS/2 are not allowed. This option controls how these characters should be handled. Mode can be CP850, 8BIT or 7BIT. The default value is CP850.
The default value is CP850.
 
* /NOSYNC
* /NOSYNC
With this option you can decrease the performance, but you have to use the Sync utility before you remove a volume from the drive.  
*:With this option you can decrease the performance, but you have to use the Sync utility before you remove a volume from the drive.
 
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!OS/2 2.x
!OS/2 3.0
!OS/2 4.0
!OS/2 4.5x
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|Yes
|Yes
|Yes
|Yes
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[[Category:RUN Statements]]
[[Category:RUN Statements]]

Latest revision as of 22:34, 7 January 2024

Helper application used by the HFS.IFS installable file system.

RUN=\OS2\Hfs.exe parameters

Parameters:

  • /FN:mode
    The HFS file system allows some characters to be used, which are in OS/2 are not allowed. This option controls how these characters should be handled. Mode can be CP850, 8BIT or 7BIT. The default value is CP850.
  • /NOSYNC
    With this option you can decrease the performance, but you have to use the Sync utility before you remove a volume from the drive.