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- // PartitionMagic Script File
-
- // This script file is an example of converting a partition to a different
- // file system type.
-
- // Scenario:
- // A disk contains a primary C: partition 100 MB in size. Next is a hidden
- // primary FAT partition labeled "WIN NT" which is 200 MB in size. The rest
- // of the disk is an extended partition which contains two logical partitions,
- // D: and E:.
- //
- // The user wishes to convert the hidden partition from FAT to NTFS and reduce
- // both the C: partition and the hidden partition by 40 MB. The user would
- // like to add 40 MB to the D: partition and use the remaining 40 MB to create
- // a logical NTFS partition at the end of the extended partition.
-
- // Check the partitions for errors before making any changes
- Select Partition C
- Check
- Select Partition D
- Check
- Select Partition E
- Check
-
- // Resize the C: partition to be 40 MB smaller
- Select Partition C
- Resize Smaller 40
-
- // Resize the hidden partition to be 40 MB smaller, move it next to the C:
- // partition and convert it to NTFS
- Select Partition "WIN NT"
- Move Left Max
- Resize 160
- Convert to NTFS
-
- // Select the extended partition and move it to fill the unallocated space
- Select Partition Extended
- Resize Left Boundary Max
-
- // Move the D: partition and make it 40 MB larger
- Select Partition D
- Move Left Max
- Resize Larger 40
-
- // Move the E: partition and create the new NFTS partition
- Select Partition E
- Move Left Max
- Select Unallocated Last
- Create /FS=NTFS