ZXpand-Commander

[sirmorris]

OK, ok. This is the last update. Honest.

V1.5 - introducing a spiffy error display and some tightening up of bits and pieces. I've added a readme if you're interested.

TTFN!

C

[Andy Rea]

Blimey i'm having trouble keeping up with these updates

Top marks go to...... SirMorris

Regards Andy

[sirmorris]

Haha seriously - this is the last for a while. Probably.

[yerzmyey]

OK then - I put it in every possible catalogue of my disk. Card.
It will be the main prog to navigate inside the SD, for me.

Thx A LOT for the util!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[iturbez]

From readme.txt file:

* Instantly become more attractive to the opposite sex**

Yes! This is the program I was waiting for...

Thank you very much, sirmorris...

[sirmorris]

Hehe you're welcome

[yerzmyey]

Strange, I didn't test deleting catalogues/folders before.
I wanted to do it now and - it doesn't work. It writes only "Access denied".
Of course I didn't blocked the SD against 'write' action, so something's wrong.

PS: Hm, it even doesn't copy them.

[yerzmyey]

I get it.
I have to make the folder empty manually, before deleting.
Good, everything's OK then.

PS: Although I can't imagine doing it with my folders with music, hahahhahah - hundreds of files.

[PokeMon]

Well - Linux user know the function of option -R (recursive).
Of course you have to be sure to be in the right directory / volume / filesystem before entering rm -R *.

[bbock]

Well - Linux user know the function of option -R (recursive).
Of course you have to be sure to be in the right directory / volume / filesystem before entering rm -R *.

If you are a Unix admin, then it's fun to add this command to a user's logon script

Bernd