June 24, 200521 yr How do I have quick ntfs format the default when I choose the partition to install windows on? The [current] default for me with: FileSystem = * is ntfs non-quick format. Thanks Edited June 24, 200521 yr by matthewk
June 24, 200521 yr While Ive seen it requested numerous times (including from myself) Ive never seen anyone ever figure out a way to do a non-quick ntfs format. Ive also never seen anyone use the * with FileSystem. Ive only ever known to use "FileSystem = ConvertNTFS", which only does a quick ntfs format.Are you positive setting FileSystem = * does a full NTFS format?? Edited June 24, 200521 yr by durex
June 24, 200521 yr Author I've also seen: Filesystem=LeaveAloneI made a few things bold in the original post to hopefully clarify what I desire to do. I desire quick ntfs format to be default choice Not normal ntfs format. Thanks
June 25, 200521 yr I've always just used the following:[DiskConfig] Disk1=Disk1.config[Disk1.config] Size1=* PartitionType1=primary FileSystem1=ntfs Quickformat1=YesWorks everytime for me and quickformats
June 27, 200521 yr I've also seen: Filesystem=LeaveAloneI made a few things bold in the original post to hopefully clarify what I desire to do. I desire quick ntfs format to be default choice Not normal ntfs format. Thanks<{POST_SNAPBACK}>Right, thats what I was referring to when I previously mentioned using the following command in your winnt.sif file...FileSystem = ConvertNTFS... does a quick format.
June 29, 200521 yr Author Ok thanks for the replies. I will try the solution(s) posted to see if it does the quick format option for me after I have manually set the partition.
June 29, 200521 yr RepartitionSpecifies whether to delete all partitions on the first drive of the client computer and to reformat the drive with the NTFS file system.Syntax Repartition = Yes | No Values Yes Deletes all partitions on the first drive and reformats the drive with NTFS.No Does not delete partitions or reformat the drive.Example Repartition = Yes
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