Add usage of MultiPar.ini
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[ MultiPar GUI - version 1.3.3.3 or later ]
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[ MultiPar GUI - version 1.3.3.4 or later ]
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Usage: MultiPar.exe [command] [/base path] [/list path] [files]
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Usage: MultiPar.exe [command] [/base path] [/list path] [files]
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you cannot include ":" in the name.
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you cannot include ":" in the name.
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The max size is 999999999999 bytes. (931 GB)
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The max size is 999999999999 bytes. (931 GB)
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If you want to add more options for par2j (par2j.exe or par2j64.exe),
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write this line "par2jOption=/something" under "[Option]" section.
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You may add multiple options like; "par2jOption=/m1 /lc32"
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The total length must be less than 30 characters.
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When you set an option at MultiPar's Option windows,
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you should not set the same option on .INI file manually.
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If you write wrong or strange text, par2j will fail.
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Example of lines on "MultiPar.ini";
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Example of lines on "MultiPar.ini";
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Sort=8
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Sort=8
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RecoveryFileLimit=1
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RecoveryFileLimit=1
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MediaList4=7.9GB DVD:8480000000
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MediaList4=7.9GB DVD:8480000000
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par2jOption=/lc32
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[Path]
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[Path]
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MRUMax=5
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MRUMax=5
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[ par2j.exe - version 1.3.3.2 or later ]
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[ par2j.exe - version 1.3.3.4 or later ]
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Type "par2j.exe" to see version, test integrity, and show usage below.
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Type "par2j.exe" to see version, test integrity, and show usage below.
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for example, /lc1 to use single Core, /lc508 to use half Cores and GPU
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for example, /lc1 to use single Core, /lc508 to use half Cores and GPU
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/lcb :
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This is for Cache Blocking. (CPU cache optimization)
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By default, this value is set-associative size of CPU L2 cache.
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Maximum value is 32767. It will be multipled by 64 KB.
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To disable cache optimization, set "/lcb0".
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/lcs :
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This is for large buffer size at calculating multiple files' hashes.
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By default, this value is set-associative size of CPU L3 cache.
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Maximum value is 65535. It will be multipled by 64 KB.
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When you set "/lcs0", large buffer size will become 2 MB by default.
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/lcm :
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This is for max number of chunks to calculate at once. (CPU shared cache optimization)
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By default, this value may be rate of L3 cache size / L2 cache size.
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The value may be changed by some factors in experimental results.
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Maximum value is 32768. Lower values than 8 will be same as 32768.
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To disable cache optimization, set "/lcm0".
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/m :
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/m :
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Set this, if you want to set memory usage.
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Set this, if you want to set memory usage.
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If too many memory is allocated, system will use swap file.
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If too many memory is allocated, system will use swap file.
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