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Using MakeDisk nugget nuggethelCODE39 CODE39Troubleshooting 10 This table lists messages that you may see when you use MakeDisk to create a new image file for drives C or D. Message Explanation/Solution A source path has been specified that contains no files. An invalid path and/or file name has been specified for the image file. You cannot attempt to create an image file from a source directory that contains no files. MakeDisk will not let you create an empty drive image. MakeDisk was unable to create the image file based on the “/o=[path\filename]” argument. This error can be caused by either an invalid path name (for example, a path that doesn’t exist or a “not ready” drive), or a path\filename that contains characters that DOS does not recognize as valid characters for filenames. An invalid path name has been specified. MakeDisk could not find the source directory path you specified on the command line. Please specify a valid subdirectory for the “/s=[path]” argument. • Corrupt BPB in suffix: Unable to create a drive image. • Corrupt suffix: Unable to create a drive image. Drive full: Unable to write a complete image file to the output drive. Remove some files or specify a different output path and file name. ERROR, unknown or incomplete command, or too many characters: [bad command line argument shown here]. Insufficient memory, unable to create a complete image file. Try again after removing device drivers, TSRs, or other applications that are occupying conventional memory. Invalid drive letter specified. Please specify either drive C or D only. If either of these messages persist after further attempts, it may indicate a corrupted MAKEDISK.EXE file. Get a fresh copy of MAKEDISK.EXE from the Boot Utilities companion disk. The drive where the image file is being written has insufficient free space available to contain the entire image file. You have entered a command line argument that MakeDisk does not recognize (as shown in the error message). Run MakeDisk again with the command line argument corrected. There is not enough conventional DOS memory available on the computer running MakeDisk to complete the MakeDisk process. You may need to unload (terminate) some applications, device drivers, or TSRs in order to free the needed memory. Another approach is to reduce the number of nested subdirectories in the longest directory chain below your source directory. MakeDisk will only create image files for drives C and D on your 4MB JANUS device. 10-25
JANUS 2020 Hand-Held Computer User’s Manual (4MB)NF NF BC BC Using MakeDisk (continued) Message Explanation/Solution Makedisk was unable to complete the drive image. Try again. Please specify a source path where your drive image can get its files from. The root directory can only contain [n] files; your source files exceed this count. Place some of your root files in a subdirectory as an alternative. The system has too many files open; unable to create a drive image. Increase the 'FILES=' setting in your CONFIG.SYS file or terminate other applications that may be running. Your source files would create a [n] byte image file which is [n] bytes in excess of drive [C: or D:] capacity. 10-26 You may receive this message for several types of general faults such as: • One or more of the files in the source directory could not be accessed. This could indicate a corrupt file or a bad disk. • A network error occurred when DOS attempted to retrieve a remote file. • DOS was unable to read the source directory for any number of reasons. Enter a valid subdirectory name where your source files reside that will be used to create the drive image. (This is the /s=[path] argument). Your source directory (first level) contains more than the maximum number of files and/or subdirectories permitted for the target drive’s root directory. One approach to solve this is to place some of the first-level files in a subdirectory below your source directory. MakeDisk needs to open several files during the image file creation process, but is unable to do so. You may need to terminate other applications or close some files in order to complete the MakeDisk process. The total size of the files and subdirectories in your source directory, including the overhead space required to emulate a DOS compatible drive, exceeds the storage capacity of the JANUS drive you have targeted.
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User’s Manual JANUS 2020 Hand-He
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Before You Begin NF BC Before You B
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1 Getting Started
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