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JANUS? 2020 Hand-Held Computer (4MB) - Intermec

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<strong>JANUS</strong> <strong>2020</strong> <strong>Hand</strong>-<strong>Held</strong> <strong>Computer</strong> User’s Manual (<strong>4MB</strong>) NF BC<br />

3-30<br />

8. Copy the image file from the host computer to the PC card and then insert<br />

the PC card into the <strong>JANUS</strong> PC card drive, drive G.<br />

Note: It is recommended that you provide an external power supply for the<br />

<strong>JANUS</strong> device before you execute PutDisk.<br />

9. At the DOS prompt on the <strong>JANUS</strong> device, type this command to load the<br />

new image file onto drive C.<br />

putdisk /i=g:\newdrv.img<br />

Example 2<br />

In this example, you create the image file on the host computer, use Interlnk to<br />

make the image file appear as if it were on the <strong>JANUS</strong> device, and use PutDisk<br />

to load the image file to drive C.<br />

1. Connect the <strong>JANUS</strong> device to a host computer using an appropriate serial<br />

connection.<br />

2. Create a source directory on the host computer by typing this command at<br />

the host computer’s DOS prompt:<br />

mkdir c:\drivec<br />

3. Fill the source directory with all the files you want to include in the new<br />

image file:<br />

a. Copy the files from the current <strong>JANUS</strong> drive C to the source directory<br />

on the host PC. Use Interlnk with the host computer as the client and<br />

the <strong>JANUS</strong> device as the server.<br />

b. Add any other files to the source directory that you want on<br />

drive C. These files may include read-only data files and applications<br />

for your <strong>JANUS</strong> device.<br />

Note: Do not create the image file in the directory where the source files reside.<br />

c. Edit AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, and other files in the source<br />

directory as necessary.<br />

4. Insert the <strong>JANUS</strong> Boot Utilities companion disk into a drive on the host PC.<br />

5. Copy the self-expanding executable C_MAKE.EXE to drive C on the host<br />

PC by typing:<br />

copy a:\c_make.exe c:\<br />

6 Run C_MAKE.EXE and delete all of the extracted files except for<br />

MAKEDISK.EXE.

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