🔧 Bugfixes / Optimizations
- Additional error handling
Includes a new attempt to accurately detect and avoid error causes #6 and #5, which fixes the erroneous behavior observed in version 1.2.7. Cleanup checks that the system has a minimum number of physical disks before starting a cleanup operation. This error handling relates to the ability to determine whether the cleanup process is running within a PXE or non-PXE based deployment.
The logical drives Cleanup detects depend on the installation environment: (Note: The table represents the minimal starting point.) |
PXE | Non-PXE | Remarks |
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Normal state: - one internal hard disk is available (C:\) |
C:\ X:\ | C:\ D:\ X:\ | C:\ == primary logical drive D:\ == boot medium, e. g. DVD, USB flash drive X:\ == drive with the boot image |
Faulty condition: - an internal hard drive is missing ( |
X:\ | D:\ X:\ | Non-PXE: boot from read-only medium like a DVD |
Faulty condition: - an internal hard drive is missing ( |
X:\ | C:\ X:\ | Non-PXE: boot from a read-write medium like a USB flash drive |
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In addition, the display of information has been optimized:
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PXE-based installation:
PXE: Normal state (one internal hard drive)
PXE: Not enough logical drives found
- Non-PXE-based installation:
Non-PXE: Normal state (one internal hard drive)
Non-PXE: Although sufficient drives, such as C:\ and X:\ [2] or D:\ and X:\ [1], have been recognized, it unfortunately appears that the first drive, e.g., C:\, is being used as the boot medium for the installation (e.g., the USB boot flash drive within a non-PXE-based installation). To detect this, Cleanup additionally checks whether the Deploy directory is present on the first drive. Accordingly, a specific error message is displayed.
- Code-signed release version.
- File hash value on Virustotal.com for cleanup.exe (0/72):
48c7b29fd9f746d8764d54942584d0d314419ebce0031e5717765ed9ce2f41ab - File hash value on Virustotal.com for cleanup-de.exe (0/72):
d22d517ee5fa04c64e6a5f5f530c80298d9a6d26822cd1e5eb906b408275a997
🙏 Thank you for using Cleanup. - Christoph -