Bonjour,
Je souhaite tester un Western Digital WD1200 avec UBCD, je viens de le
télécharger, je boot dessus, je vais dans les utilitaires disk, sur
la page diagnostic, là pour Western digital je trouve DLG diagnostic
v4.15 & V5.04 et Data Lifeguard.
Peu importe la version de DLG diagnostic je lance je me retrouve avec
un linux qui démarre, qui me pose 5-6 questions, est ce que je veux
charger le clavier US, est-ce que je veux le NTFS, etc ...et à la fin
je me retrouve sur un prompt sans plus d'explication ....
Est-ce que quelqu'un saurait me dire ce que je dois faire à la fin
pour lancer l'utilitaire ?
Merci
Bonjour,
Je souhaite tester un Western Digital WD1200 avec UBCD, je viens de le
télécharger, je boot dessus, je vais dans les utilitaires disk, sur
la page diagnostic, là pour Western digital je trouve DLG diagnostic
v4.15 & V5.04 et Data Lifeguard.
Peu importe la version de DLG diagnostic je lance je me retrouve avec
un linux qui démarre, qui me pose 5-6 questions, est ce que je veux
charger le clavier US, est-ce que je veux le NTFS, etc ...et à la fin
je me retrouve sur un prompt sans plus d'explication ....
Est-ce que quelqu'un saurait me dire ce que je dois faire à la fin
pour lancer l'utilitaire ?
Merci
Bonjour,
Je souhaite tester un Western Digital WD1200 avec UBCD, je viens de le
télécharger, je boot dessus, je vais dans les utilitaires disk, sur
la page diagnostic, là pour Western digital je trouve DLG diagnostic
v4.15 & V5.04 et Data Lifeguard.
Peu importe la version de DLG diagnostic je lance je me retrouve avec
un linux qui démarre, qui me pose 5-6 questions, est ce que je veux
charger le clavier US, est-ce que je veux le NTFS, etc ...et à la fin
je me retrouve sur un prompt sans plus d'explication ....
Est-ce que quelqu'un saurait me dire ce que je dois faire à la fin
pour lancer l'utilitaire ?
Merci
Bonjour
Il n'y a pas un readme? Un txt? Faites :
ls entrée
vous verrez les fichiers et les répertoires
un executable peut comporter un * à la fin de son nom
pour aller dans un repertoire
cd nom_rep entrée
puis ls
remonter d'un étage
cd ..
pour lire ce .txt dans son répertoire
cat nom_fichier
si trop long, par page :
cat nom_fichier | more
Sinon demandez sur :
news:fr.comp.os.linux.configuration
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capfree
Bonjour
Il n'y a pas un readme? Un txt? Faites :
ls entrée
vous verrez les fichiers et les répertoires
un executable peut comporter un * à la fin de son nom
pour aller dans un repertoire
cd nom_rep entrée
puis ls
remonter d'un étage
cd ..
pour lire ce .txt dans son répertoire
cat nom_fichier
si trop long, par page :
cat nom_fichier | more
Sinon demandez sur :
news:fr.comp.os.linux.configuration
--
capfree
Bonjour
Il n'y a pas un readme? Un txt? Faites :
ls entrée
vous verrez les fichiers et les répertoires
un executable peut comporter un * à la fin de son nom
pour aller dans un repertoire
cd nom_rep entrée
puis ls
remonter d'un étage
cd ..
pour lire ce .txt dans son répertoire
cat nom_fichier
si trop long, par page :
cat nom_fichier | more
Sinon demandez sur :
news:fr.comp.os.linux.configuration
--
capfree
a écrit dans le message de news:
Merci pour ces explications, mais heureusement pour moi j'en suis à un
niveau un peu au-dessus :-)
ce que tu dis ne correspond en rien au soft de test de Wdigital,
de mes souvenirs
"Western Digital Data LifeGuard Diagnostics - DLGDIAG for Windows"
de souvenir ça crée une disquette bootable avec test rapide ou
approfondi.
le readme de la disquette
""""README - DLGDIAG
PROGRAM SUMMARY:
This MODULE of the Data Lifeguard Tools program searches for and
verifies the status of specific Western Digital drives. By accessing
the Data Lifeguard information stored on the hard drive the program
is able to quickly and efficiently verify the status of the drive.
If any errors are logged or found it provides an option to return
the
drive to defect-free status through and extended test or repair
option.
DLGDIAG also allows users to take advantage of our Data Lifeguard
Lifeline
feature. Data Lifeguard Lifeline establishes a passive,
point-to-point
communications link with Western Digital's valued customers so that
we
can quickly communicate critical information that may impact our
customers.
You can find out more about the Data Lifeguard Lifeline feature on
the front
page of our website at;
http://www.wdc.com/products/drives/lifeline.html.
PROGRAM RUNNING TIME:
DLGDIAG offers several options for verifying the defect free status
of
your hard drive.
QUICK TEST: The quick test is designed to intelligently gather and
verify
all of the Data Lifeguard information contained on the drive. With
this
advanced feature, the Quick Test can verify the defect free status
of
your hard drive in approximately 90 seconds. This option may not be
available on earlier hard drives.
EXTENDED TEST: For most computers the DLGDIAG Extended Test takes
5-20
minutes to test one drive. Larger drives take longer to test. The
performance of the computer also affects the test time.
TO RUN THE PROGRAM:
BACK UP DATA:
Before running the program, it is recommended that users back up all
data for all hard drives. The DLGDIAG test does not overwrite any
data
on the drives and if used properly should not result in data loss,
but
the regular backing up of data is always recommended.
STORE THE PROGRAM ON FLOPPY DRIVE:
The program must be run from a floppy drive, so if downloaded, copy
all
files included in the zip to a formatted bootable floppy diskette in
A:.
All files must be included for the program to function properly.
Running
this program from the target hard drive while using certain
operating
systems can result in data loss and an inaccurate scan of the target
drive.
START THE PROGRAM: To start the program, type DLGDIAG at the
A: DOS prompt.
READ AND APPROVE LICENSE AGREEMENT:
In order for the DLGUDMA program to run, the License Agreement must
be agreed to by indicating "YES".
TEST EACH DRIVE:
Pick the 'Select Drive' option to see a list of all drives
installed and the current status of each drive.
For each drive that shows a status of 'TEST THE DRIVE', select
the drive by using the up/down arrows until the desired drive
is highlighted, then return to the main menu to test the drive.
Once the target drive is selected, chose either the Quick or
Extended Test Options. The Quick Test option may not be available
on earlier drives. If it is not available, then the program will
give the user the option to run the Extended Test.
Depending on the option selected, the 'Test' will take between 90
seconds and 20 minutes to complete (depending on the size of the
drive
and the speed of the computer).
At the end of the test a status is displayed. Also, the status for
all drives is always available by choosing the 'Select Drive' option
from the main menu.
If errors are detected during the 'Test Drive' option, the user
will be given the option to attempt to repair the errors.
Use the 'Select Drive' and 'Quick Test' and 'Extended Test' options
to select and test and repair each drive until the status for
each drive is one of the following:
"DRIVE HAS NO ERRORS" - The drive has passed the test and is
error-free.
"CONTACT WD TECH SUPPORT" - The drive has not passed the test
and the user should contact WD
Technical Support for additional
information.
"NON-WD DRIVE DETECTED" - The drive is not a WD drive and no
additional testing is supported.
Pick QUIT from the main menu to quit the test. At this point
a message will inform you that the system should be reset to
reinitialize the BIOS and hard drive(s). Hit CTL-ALT-DEL or
cycle power to restart the system.
When rebooting, remove the floppy diskette so the system boots
to C: instead of A:.
TO CONTACT WD:
In some cases the user may be requested to contact Western
Digital Technical Support. You may contact Western Digital
Technical Support at www.westerndigital.com or at (949) 672-7545
or (800) 275-4932 in the U.S., or (31) 20.446.7651 in Europe,
or consult your drive manual for further information. Alternately,
you may contact the OEM or its warranty service provider who can
support your needs.
MAIN MENU OPTIONS:
The following menu options are available:
Select Drive select drive and view status for all drives
Quick Test 90 second 'intelligent' test of the selected
drive
Extended Test 5-20 minute scan of selected drive
Write Zeros To Drive write zeros to the drive
View Test Results display results for last drive tested
Print Test Results print results for last drive tested
Log File Open/Close store results for all drives tested -
DLGDIAG.LOG
Enter & Print RMA Info enter and print RMA when returning a drive
to WD
Quit
<vincent.pesin@freesbee.fr> a écrit dans le message de news:
1161470070.633351.77370@i3g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
Merci pour ces explications, mais heureusement pour moi j'en suis à un
niveau un peu au-dessus :-)
ce que tu dis ne correspond en rien au soft de test de Wdigital,
de mes souvenirs
"Western Digital Data LifeGuard Diagnostics - DLGDIAG for Windows"
de souvenir ça crée une disquette bootable avec test rapide ou
approfondi.
le readme de la disquette
""""README - DLGDIAG
PROGRAM SUMMARY:
This MODULE of the Data Lifeguard Tools program searches for and
verifies the status of specific Western Digital drives. By accessing
the Data Lifeguard information stored on the hard drive the program
is able to quickly and efficiently verify the status of the drive.
If any errors are logged or found it provides an option to return
the
drive to defect-free status through and extended test or repair
option.
DLGDIAG also allows users to take advantage of our Data Lifeguard
Lifeline
feature. Data Lifeguard Lifeline establishes a passive,
point-to-point
communications link with Western Digital's valued customers so that
we
can quickly communicate critical information that may impact our
customers.
You can find out more about the Data Lifeguard Lifeline feature on
the front
page of our website at;
http://www.wdc.com/products/drives/lifeline.html.
PROGRAM RUNNING TIME:
DLGDIAG offers several options for verifying the defect free status
of
your hard drive.
QUICK TEST: The quick test is designed to intelligently gather and
verify
all of the Data Lifeguard information contained on the drive. With
this
advanced feature, the Quick Test can verify the defect free status
of
your hard drive in approximately 90 seconds. This option may not be
available on earlier hard drives.
EXTENDED TEST: For most computers the DLGDIAG Extended Test takes
5-20
minutes to test one drive. Larger drives take longer to test. The
performance of the computer also affects the test time.
TO RUN THE PROGRAM:
BACK UP DATA:
Before running the program, it is recommended that users back up all
data for all hard drives. The DLGDIAG test does not overwrite any
data
on the drives and if used properly should not result in data loss,
but
the regular backing up of data is always recommended.
STORE THE PROGRAM ON FLOPPY DRIVE:
The program must be run from a floppy drive, so if downloaded, copy
all
files included in the zip to a formatted bootable floppy diskette in
A:.
All files must be included for the program to function properly.
Running
this program from the target hard drive while using certain
operating
systems can result in data loss and an inaccurate scan of the target
drive.
START THE PROGRAM: To start the program, type DLGDIAG at the
A: DOS prompt.
READ AND APPROVE LICENSE AGREEMENT:
In order for the DLGUDMA program to run, the License Agreement must
be agreed to by indicating "YES".
TEST EACH DRIVE:
Pick the 'Select Drive' option to see a list of all drives
installed and the current status of each drive.
For each drive that shows a status of 'TEST THE DRIVE', select
the drive by using the up/down arrows until the desired drive
is highlighted, then return to the main menu to test the drive.
Once the target drive is selected, chose either the Quick or
Extended Test Options. The Quick Test option may not be available
on earlier drives. If it is not available, then the program will
give the user the option to run the Extended Test.
Depending on the option selected, the 'Test' will take between 90
seconds and 20 minutes to complete (depending on the size of the
drive
and the speed of the computer).
At the end of the test a status is displayed. Also, the status for
all drives is always available by choosing the 'Select Drive' option
from the main menu.
If errors are detected during the 'Test Drive' option, the user
will be given the option to attempt to repair the errors.
Use the 'Select Drive' and 'Quick Test' and 'Extended Test' options
to select and test and repair each drive until the status for
each drive is one of the following:
"DRIVE HAS NO ERRORS" - The drive has passed the test and is
error-free.
"CONTACT WD TECH SUPPORT" - The drive has not passed the test
and the user should contact WD
Technical Support for additional
information.
"NON-WD DRIVE DETECTED" - The drive is not a WD drive and no
additional testing is supported.
Pick QUIT from the main menu to quit the test. At this point
a message will inform you that the system should be reset to
reinitialize the BIOS and hard drive(s). Hit CTL-ALT-DEL or
cycle power to restart the system.
When rebooting, remove the floppy diskette so the system boots
to C: instead of A:.
TO CONTACT WD:
In some cases the user may be requested to contact Western
Digital Technical Support. You may contact Western Digital
Technical Support at www.westerndigital.com or at (949) 672-7545
or (800) 275-4932 in the U.S., or (31) 20.446.7651 in Europe,
or consult your drive manual for further information. Alternately,
you may contact the OEM or its warranty service provider who can
support your needs.
MAIN MENU OPTIONS:
The following menu options are available:
Select Drive select drive and view status for all drives
Quick Test 90 second 'intelligent' test of the selected
drive
Extended Test 5-20 minute scan of selected drive
Write Zeros To Drive write zeros to the drive
View Test Results display results for last drive tested
Print Test Results print results for last drive tested
Log File Open/Close store results for all drives tested -
DLGDIAG.LOG
Enter & Print RMA Info enter and print RMA when returning a drive
to WD
Quit
a écrit dans le message de news:
Merci pour ces explications, mais heureusement pour moi j'en suis à un
niveau un peu au-dessus :-)
ce que tu dis ne correspond en rien au soft de test de Wdigital,
de mes souvenirs
"Western Digital Data LifeGuard Diagnostics - DLGDIAG for Windows"
de souvenir ça crée une disquette bootable avec test rapide ou
approfondi.
le readme de la disquette
""""README - DLGDIAG
PROGRAM SUMMARY:
This MODULE of the Data Lifeguard Tools program searches for and
verifies the status of specific Western Digital drives. By accessing
the Data Lifeguard information stored on the hard drive the program
is able to quickly and efficiently verify the status of the drive.
If any errors are logged or found it provides an option to return
the
drive to defect-free status through and extended test or repair
option.
DLGDIAG also allows users to take advantage of our Data Lifeguard
Lifeline
feature. Data Lifeguard Lifeline establishes a passive,
point-to-point
communications link with Western Digital's valued customers so that
we
can quickly communicate critical information that may impact our
customers.
You can find out more about the Data Lifeguard Lifeline feature on
the front
page of our website at;
http://www.wdc.com/products/drives/lifeline.html.
PROGRAM RUNNING TIME:
DLGDIAG offers several options for verifying the defect free status
of
your hard drive.
QUICK TEST: The quick test is designed to intelligently gather and
verify
all of the Data Lifeguard information contained on the drive. With
this
advanced feature, the Quick Test can verify the defect free status
of
your hard drive in approximately 90 seconds. This option may not be
available on earlier hard drives.
EXTENDED TEST: For most computers the DLGDIAG Extended Test takes
5-20
minutes to test one drive. Larger drives take longer to test. The
performance of the computer also affects the test time.
TO RUN THE PROGRAM:
BACK UP DATA:
Before running the program, it is recommended that users back up all
data for all hard drives. The DLGDIAG test does not overwrite any
data
on the drives and if used properly should not result in data loss,
but
the regular backing up of data is always recommended.
STORE THE PROGRAM ON FLOPPY DRIVE:
The program must be run from a floppy drive, so if downloaded, copy
all
files included in the zip to a formatted bootable floppy diskette in
A:.
All files must be included for the program to function properly.
Running
this program from the target hard drive while using certain
operating
systems can result in data loss and an inaccurate scan of the target
drive.
START THE PROGRAM: To start the program, type DLGDIAG at the
A: DOS prompt.
READ AND APPROVE LICENSE AGREEMENT:
In order for the DLGUDMA program to run, the License Agreement must
be agreed to by indicating "YES".
TEST EACH DRIVE:
Pick the 'Select Drive' option to see a list of all drives
installed and the current status of each drive.
For each drive that shows a status of 'TEST THE DRIVE', select
the drive by using the up/down arrows until the desired drive
is highlighted, then return to the main menu to test the drive.
Once the target drive is selected, chose either the Quick or
Extended Test Options. The Quick Test option may not be available
on earlier drives. If it is not available, then the program will
give the user the option to run the Extended Test.
Depending on the option selected, the 'Test' will take between 90
seconds and 20 minutes to complete (depending on the size of the
drive
and the speed of the computer).
At the end of the test a status is displayed. Also, the status for
all drives is always available by choosing the 'Select Drive' option
from the main menu.
If errors are detected during the 'Test Drive' option, the user
will be given the option to attempt to repair the errors.
Use the 'Select Drive' and 'Quick Test' and 'Extended Test' options
to select and test and repair each drive until the status for
each drive is one of the following:
"DRIVE HAS NO ERRORS" - The drive has passed the test and is
error-free.
"CONTACT WD TECH SUPPORT" - The drive has not passed the test
and the user should contact WD
Technical Support for additional
information.
"NON-WD DRIVE DETECTED" - The drive is not a WD drive and no
additional testing is supported.
Pick QUIT from the main menu to quit the test. At this point
a message will inform you that the system should be reset to
reinitialize the BIOS and hard drive(s). Hit CTL-ALT-DEL or
cycle power to restart the system.
When rebooting, remove the floppy diskette so the system boots
to C: instead of A:.
TO CONTACT WD:
In some cases the user may be requested to contact Western
Digital Technical Support. You may contact Western Digital
Technical Support at www.westerndigital.com or at (949) 672-7545
or (800) 275-4932 in the U.S., or (31) 20.446.7651 in Europe,
or consult your drive manual for further information. Alternately,
you may contact the OEM or its warranty service provider who can
support your needs.
MAIN MENU OPTIONS:
The following menu options are available:
Select Drive select drive and view status for all drives
Quick Test 90 second 'intelligent' test of the selected
drive
Extended Test 5-20 minute scan of selected drive
Write Zeros To Drive write zeros to the drive
View Test Results display results for last drive tested
Print Test Results print results for last drive tested
Log File Open/Close store results for all drives tested -
DLGDIAG.LOG
Enter & Print RMA Info enter and print RMA when returning a drive
to WD
Quit
Merci pour ces explications, mais heureusement pour moi j'en suis à un
niveau un peu au-dessus :-)
En réalité à la fin du chargement de ce mini-linux je me retrouve
sur un prompt à la racine d'un disque virtuel qui contient quelques
répertoires mais pas d'exe, et d'après ce que j'ai pu tester avec les
autres outils de diagnostic présents aussi sur le UBCD, les outils se
lancent tout seul, il n'est pas nécessaire de lancer une commande pour
qu'ils s'executent.Peu importe la version de DLG diagnostic je lance je me retrouve
avec un linux qui démarre, qui me pose 5-6 questions, est ce que
je veux charger le clavier US, est-ce que je veux le NTFS, etc ...
AMHA j'ose
Merci pour ces explications, mais heureusement pour moi j'en suis à un
niveau un peu au-dessus :-)
En réalité à la fin du chargement de ce mini-linux je me retrouve
sur un prompt à la racine d'un disque virtuel qui contient quelques
répertoires mais pas d'exe, et d'après ce que j'ai pu tester avec les
autres outils de diagnostic présents aussi sur le UBCD, les outils se
lancent tout seul, il n'est pas nécessaire de lancer une commande pour
qu'ils s'executent.
Peu importe la version de DLG diagnostic je lance je me retrouve
avec un linux qui démarre, qui me pose 5-6 questions, est ce que
je veux charger le clavier US, est-ce que je veux le NTFS, etc ...
AMHA j'ose
Merci pour ces explications, mais heureusement pour moi j'en suis à un
niveau un peu au-dessus :-)
En réalité à la fin du chargement de ce mini-linux je me retrouve
sur un prompt à la racine d'un disque virtuel qui contient quelques
répertoires mais pas d'exe, et d'après ce que j'ai pu tester avec les
autres outils de diagnostic présents aussi sur le UBCD, les outils se
lancent tout seul, il n'est pas nécessaire de lancer une commande pour
qu'ils s'executent.Peu importe la version de DLG diagnostic je lance je me retrouve
avec un linux qui démarre, qui me pose 5-6 questions, est ce que
je veux charger le clavier US, est-ce que je veux le NTFS, etc ...
AMHA j'ose
Sans vouloir être irrespectueux, je crois que c'est ce que tu dis qui
ne correspond pas à ce dont je parle.
Je ne parle pas "uniquement" du soft de diagnostic de Western Digital,
mais de la facon dont cette outils se lance sur Ultimate Boot CD (pour
info si tu ne connais pas, c'est un CD bootable qui contient des tas
d'outils dont des diag de disques durs).
Donc mon problème n'est pas l'utilisation du logiciel en lui même.
Sans vouloir être irrespectueux, je crois que c'est ce que tu dis qui
ne correspond pas à ce dont je parle.
Je ne parle pas "uniquement" du soft de diagnostic de Western Digital,
mais de la facon dont cette outils se lance sur Ultimate Boot CD (pour
info si tu ne connais pas, c'est un CD bootable qui contient des tas
d'outils dont des diag de disques durs).
Donc mon problème n'est pas l'utilisation du logiciel en lui même.
Sans vouloir être irrespectueux, je crois que c'est ce que tu dis qui
ne correspond pas à ce dont je parle.
Je ne parle pas "uniquement" du soft de diagnostic de Western Digital,
mais de la facon dont cette outils se lance sur Ultimate Boot CD (pour
info si tu ne connais pas, c'est un CD bootable qui contient des tas
d'outils dont des diag de disques durs).
Donc mon problème n'est pas l'utilisation du logiciel en lui même.