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The document outlines a device I/O handler script with various variables and commands for managing input/output operations. It includes error handling, user prompts, and commands for executing external programs and logging errors. The script provides a structure for handling different I/O scenarios based on user input and error codes.

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Deviohsc

The document outlines a device I/O handler script with various variables and commands for managing input/output operations. It includes error handling, user prompts, and commands for executing external programs and logging errors. The script provides a structure for handling different I/O scenarios based on user input and error codes.

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-- Device I/O handler script

--
-- Variables (all are zero based):
-- %CONFIRM% - 1 if Confirm pressed, 0 if Cancel pressed
-- %DISKNUM% - disk number in RAID array
-- %TRYNUM% - i/o retry number
-- %LBA% - first i/o sector number
-- %SECNUM% - number of i/o sectors
-- %ERROR% - i/o error
-- %ATASTATUS% - DOS ATA only ATA status register value (defined if not busy)
-- %ATAERROR% - DOS ATA only ATA error register (defined if ERR bit set in
%ATASTATUS%)
-- %LINE% - current line number in script
-- %SERVICE% - i/o service number:
-- 0-ATA 1-ATAPI 3-BIOSINT13OLD 4-BIOSINT13
-- 5-DOSINT25 6-DOSINT73 8-DOSMSCDEX 9-DOSFILE
-- 11-WINFILE 12-WINSCSI 14-WIN9XINT13 20-LINUXFILE

-- %LASTRES% - result of the previous command


-- %LASTERR% - error of the previous command
--
-- After a colon there may be a format specifier for output:
-- x = hexadecimal
-- %LBA:10x%
--
-- Commands:
-- SHOWDLG - force device i/o dialog box
-- WAIT - wait for user choice
-- DELAY N - delay for N msec
-- EXECCMD CMDLINE- execute external command CMDLINE using Command interpreter
-- (equals "cmd CMDLINE" in Windows)
-- EXECCMDQ CMDLINE - execute without creating new console window (quiet)
-- EXEC "FILENAME" CMDLINE - call external programm FILENAME with parameter
CMDLINE
-- EXECQ "FILENAME" CMDLINE - call without creating new console window (quiet)
-- MSDOS - call Command processor (not supported in Linux)
-- GOTO LABELNAME - jump to label LABELNAME in script (to the string
":LABELNAME")
-- RETURN - break script, handle error according to device I/O params
-- RETRETRY - break script as Retry button pressed
-- RETIGNORE - break script as Ignore button pressed
-- RETABORT - break script as Abort button pressed
-- ADDLOG "FILENAME" LOGLINE - write LOGLINE to file FILENAME (LOGLINE may contain
variables)
-- CANCELIO - Call CancelIO (WinNT+ only)
-- (available if a device is opened with "overlapped" option)
-- OVLRESLT N - Check Overlapped result (N=1 wait; 0:not wait) (WinNT+ only)
-- (must be used if a device is opened with "overlapped"
option)
-- RESETHANDLE - Reopen disk (WinNT+ only)
-- ATARESET - DOS ATA only software reset
-- ATARESETDET - DOS ATA only software reset followed by ATA device detection

-- Script example:
IF %ERROR%=0 RETURN -- return if no error on last i/o
IF %ERROR%=128 GOTO LABEL1
IF %ERROR%=5 GOTO LABEL1
RETURN
:LABEL1
IF %CONFIRM%=0 RETRETRY -- retry if Cancel button is pressed
-- continue script execution if Confirm is pressed
EXECCMD /K ECHO error %ERROR% at LBA: %LBA% (%SECNUM%) try: %TRYNUM%. Type EXIT to
return.
IF %TRYNUM%<2 RETRETRY
DELAY 500
ADDLOG "C:\ERRORS.LOG" error %ERROR% at LBA: %LBA:10% (%SECNUM%) try: %TRYNUM%
RETIGNORE

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