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1. IPARTITION CHECK TARGET DISK FOR ERRORS SERIAL NUMBER
2. IPARTITION CHECK TARGET DISK FOR ERRORS SERIES

Yes at the command shell prompt (cmd.exe) it doesn’t require any special handling - # is not a reserved character for cmd. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, I tried it for 2 days and many different parameters, without any success.

PS > Clear-Disk -Number 1 -RemoveData -RemoveOE

IPARTITION CHECK TARGET DISK FOR ERRORS SERIES

Model : IFT GS 3000 Series Multi-Path Disk Device Powershell is treating the remainder of the command line as a comment.

You need to quote this in order to pass it to DISKSPD. Or am I hitting some non-standard behavior (although on reproducible on multiple systems)? Testing using drive letter doesn't work when the disk is partitioned/formatted and cannot be used when the disk doesn't contain formatted partitions/volumes, so it makes no sense to me. So, I'm unsure what to think of these 2 options - testing using disk number works when the disk is raw/unitialized, but documentation doesn't state this requirement. Obviously I cannot test that using a drive letter anymore. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.ĭan, what you're saying makes sense, I did a test on a raw disk (deleted partitions) and write test worked using disk number. You are receiving this because you commented. Subject: Re: DiskSpd - cannot target disk by number or drive letter ( #97)ġ. Sorry for the text formatting, I can't get the quote/code elements to work properly. Which gives slightly different error: "Error opening file: D " This gives me the error I described above Tried running the tests (elevated prompt/PSH):

IPARTITION CHECK TARGET DISK FOR ERRORS SERIAL NUMBER

Number Friendly Name Serial Number HealthStatus OperationalStatus Total Size Partition Styleġ Msft Virtual Disk Healthy Online 5 GB GPT I just did more quick testing - I've created 5GB dynamic VHDX on my PC, formatted as NTFS4k, here's Get-Volume ouput confirming the volume is there:ĭriveLetter FriendlyName FileSystemType DriveType HealthStatus OperationalStatus SizeRemaining Sizeĭ New Volume NTFS Fixed Healthy OK 4.96 GB 4.98 GB` Yes, it's the same disk/partition I used for testing using a test file. Using hardware write cache, writethrough off Subject: DiskSpd - cannot target disk by number or drive letter ( #97) There has been an error during threads executionĬommand Line: diskspd.exe -t1 -b128k -d30 -L -o1 -w100 -v #1 Thread 0 starting: file ' #1' relative thread 0 file offset: 0 (starting in block: 0) However I haven't found any mention of the option to target disk number or volume letter in the Wiki and anytime I try to use either of those, I get errors:Ĭ:\Users\admin\Desktop\DiskSpd\amd64>diskspd.exe -t1 -b128k -d30 -L -o1 -w100 -v #1 DiskSpd - cannot target disk by number or drive letter