DrivInfo 1.0 (C)Copyright 1997 William H. Decorie

This program is useful for verifying that your hard drive is set up correctly
in your system's CMOS setup.  It will display what the system thinks the
drive is (the CMOS), what the drive has been formatted as (the partition
table), and what the drive says it is (for IDE drives).  For non-IDE drives,
use the /NOTIDE command line switch.  The only mandatory switch is the
drive number (0 through 7).  Note that if the drive hasn't been partitioned,
or hasn't been fully utitilized, that the partition numbers won't add up
to the CMOS numbers.  The important thing is that the heads and sectors
match, and that the partition cylinders DON'T EXCEED the CMOS value.

For those IDE drives using a translation scheme (e.g. LBA mode), the heads
and cylinders won't match against the CMOS and partition values.  However,
they should match if you divide the IDE cylinders by the value of the CMOS
heads divided by IDE heads.  For example:

CMOS     540    32      63
 IDE    1080    16      63

Since 1080 / (32/16) >= 540, this is OK.  Note that if this is ever the case,
the sectors value for all three lines should be 63.

The IDE line parameters will be incorrect under Win95, WinNT or OS/2.
