HP Integrity Superdome SX1000 Recovering Windows Server 2003 on HP Integrity S - Page 18

boot sector). At the system prompt, enter the commands. For a list of commands, enter help; or enter help for help on a specific command. Recovery Console provides the following commands: attrib changes attributes on one file or folder. batch executes commands that you specify in the InputFile.txt file. The OutputFile contains the output of each batch command. If you omit the OutputFile argument, output is displayed on the screen. cd (chdir) operates only on system directories in the current Windows installation, removable media, the root directory of any hard drive partition, or the local installation sources. chkdsk The /p switch runs Chkdsk even if the drive is not flagged as dirty. The /r switch locates bad sectors and recovers readable information (this switch implies /p). Chkdsk requires Autochk. Chkdsk automatically looks for Autochk.exe in the startup folder or in the boot folder. If Chkdsk cannot find the file in the startup folder, it looks for the Windows Server 2003 installation CD. If Chkdsk cannot find the installation CD, it prompts the user for the location of Autochk.exe. cls copy clears the screen. copies one file to a target location. By default, the target cannot be removable media, and you cannot use wildcard characters. Copying a compressed file from the Windows Server 2003 installation CD automatically decompresses the file. del deletes one file. The Del command operates on the system directories of the current Windows installation, removable media, the root directory of any hard drive partition, or the local installation sources. By default, you cannot use wildcard characters. dir displays a list of all files, including hidden and system files. disable disables a system service or device driver. diskpart manages partitions on hard drive volumes. • The /add option creates a new partition. • The /delete option deletes an existing partition. • The device-name argument is the device name for a new partition. One example of a device name for a new partition is \device\harddisk0. • The drive-name argument is the drive letter for a partition you are deleting, such as drive D. • Partition-name is the partition-based name for a partition you are deleting, and can be used instead of the drive-name argument. One example of a partition-based name is \device\harddisk0\partition1. • The size argument is the size in megabytes of a new partition. enable enables a system service or device driver. exit quits the Recovery Console and restarts the computer. expand expands a compressed file. The source argument is the file you want to expand. By default, you cannot use wildcard characters. The destination argument is the directory for the new file. By default, the destination cannot be removable media or read-only media. You can use the attrib command to remove the read-only attribute from the destination directory. The option /f:filespec is required if the source contains more than one file. This option permits wildcard characters. The /y switch disables the overwrite confirmation prompt. The /d switch specifies that the files should not be expanded and displays a directory of the files in the source. 18 Recovery Options for HP Integrity Servers Running Windows Server 2003