Symantec GHOST IMAGING FOUNDATION 7.1, Manual

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Table 5-2
Switches common to all GDisk commands
Explanation Switch
Mounts the specified vmdk, pqi, v2i, or iv2i image file ("add" the image
as a disk). Once added, the disk can be used in all normal operations. /ad=image file
name
/addDisk=image
file name
Prevents GDisk from using extended disk access support. This may
result in GDisk not being aware of the full capacity of the disk. /x
Prevents GDisk from using direct IDE disk access support. This may
result in GDisk not being aware of the full capacity of the disk. /i
Prevents GDisk from using direct SCSI disk access support. This may
result in GDisk not being aware of the full capacity of the disk. /s
Suppresses prompting to confirm the operation. If you do not use this
switch, you are not necessarily prompted before a partition is deleted
or another possibly destructive operation is executed. /y
Suppresses prompting to confirm the operation and has the same
functionality as /y. /sure
Causes GDisk to restart the computer if the operation is successful. /r
Turns off Ultra Direct Memory Access (UDMA).
This switch works in DOS only.
/u
59 Managing partitions using GDisk
Overview of the main command-line switches