Minecraft:Commands/filldrive
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Fills the player's drive with dummy files. Presumably to stress test the game from crashes due to a full disk.
Syntax
filldrive clear
- Deletes all dummy files generated by the game
filldrive fill <bytesRemaining: int>
- Fills the player's drive with dummy files until it has the specified bytes remaining free.
- The files are placed under the Minecraft:com.mojang directory.
- These test files are named after
test_file_0.dat, test_file_1.dat, etc. Each file can be as big as 26,214,400 bytes, filled with the character*. - The game can freeze as it is filling up the drive due to massive disk I/O usage.
- If you ran out of storage, the game kicks you out of the world after a few seconds running this command. The game cannot start any world until some disk space is cleared.
- If this command is re-run, it first deletes all dummy files before filling up the drive again.
Arguments
<bytesRemaining>: int
Specifies the number of bytes the game should leave in your drive.
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Negative numbers are accepted. The command fills the drive entirely without any errors.
Result
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