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DRVSPACE /SIZE -- Examples
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DRVSPACE /SIZE ── Examples
To change the size of drive C so that its compressed volume file uses 60.5
MB of space on drive D, type the following command:
drvspace /size=60.5 c:
To change the size of drive E so that its host drive, drive D, contains 20
MB of free uncompressed space, type the following command:
drvspace /size /reserve=20 e:
To change the size of drive C so that it is as large as possible, type the
following command:
drvspace /size /reserve=0 c:
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