diskcommand
nounUK /ˈdɪsk.kəˌmɑːnd/
US /ˈdɪsk.kəˌmænd/
A diskcommand is a special instruction that tells a computer what to do with a disk.
The program sent a diskcommand to save the file on the disk.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A command-line tool used to manage disks on a computer.
He typed a diskcommand to check how much space was left.
3. A signal sent to a disk drive to start or stop an action.
The diskcommand told the drive to spin down and rest.
4. An order given to a computer system to read or write data on a disk.
The diskcommand made the computer read the saved game.