Disk Mode
Disk Utilities
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Disk Utilities
The Disk Utility functions provide certain necessary information about disks and their files and
directories. These functions are useful when you want to know how your disks are organized
and how much disk space you have available. They also help you to locate files and directories.
To access the Disk Utilities page, press the Util button from the Disk Mode page. The Disk
Utilities page looks like this:
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The functions on the Disk Utilities page are used for finding out information about the Current
Disk. The Current Disk is always indicated on the top line of this page. If you want to use the
utility functions for a different disk, you must first set it to be the Current Disk on the Disk
Mode page.
Here is a brief description of each soft button:
Find Find files utility. Allows you to search for files that match a certain character string in
their file names.
List Lists an expanded directory tree from any level of the hierarchy. This function can be
used to determine the total size of files within any tree of subdirectory. It is also helpful
for finding files on the disk.
Free Calculates the available space on the disk.
Done Exits back the Disk Mode page.
Find Files
The Find files utility first prompts you to enter a character string to be searched for:
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You can use the Choose button to grab the text of a file name from the current disk , as
described previously.
If you press OK, the K2500 will begin to search the disk for any files or directories that contain
the search string in their names. The search starts in the root directory and searches the entire
disk. When a matching file or directory is found, you'll see one of the following:
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