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DRVSPACE /CREATE

Creates a new compressed drive by using free space on an uncompressed drive. The new compressed drive will provide more storage capacity than the amount of space it uses. Syntax DRVSPACE /CREATE drive1: [/NEWDRIVE=drive2:] [/SIZE=size | /RESERVE=size] Parameter drive1: Specifies the uncompressed drive that contains the space you want to use to create the new drive. Switches /CREATE Creates a new compressed drive by using free space on the uncompressed drive specified by drive1. This switch can be abbreviated to /CR. /NEWDRIVE=drive2: Specifies the drive letter for the new compressed drive. The /NEWDRIVE switch is optional; if you omit it, DriveSpace assigns the next available drive letter to the new drive. This switch can be abbreviated to /N. /RESERVE=size Specifies how many megabytes of free space DriveSpace should leave on the uncompressed drive. To make the compressed drive as large as possible, specify a size of 0. You can include either the /RESERVE switch or the /SIZE switch, but not both. If you omit both switches, DriveSpace reserves 2 MB of free space. The /RESERVE switch can be abbreviated as /RE. /SIZE=size Specifies the total size, in megabytes, of the compressed volume file. (This is the amount of space on the uncompressed drive that you want to allocate to the compressed drive.) You can include either the /RESERVE switch or the /SIZE switch, but not both. The /SIZE switch can be abbreviated as /SI.
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