Example 1 - Intermec Janus 2010 User Manual

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In this example, the resulting image file will be smaller than 256K, so you can
create the image file on the reader's physical RAM drive (drive E) and then
load the image from drive E to drive C.
1. Create a working directory on the reader's drive E by typing this command
at the reader's DOS prompt:
mkdir e:\drivec
2. Fill the working directory with all the files you want to include in the new
image file:
a. Copy all the files from the current drive C to the working directory by
typing this command at the reader's DOS prompt:
copy c:\*.* e:\drivec\*.*
b. Add any other files to the working directory that you want on the
reader's drive C. These files may include read-only data files and
applications for your JANUS users.
c. Edit AUTOEXEC.BAT, CONFIG.SYS, and other files as necessary.
3. Create the new image file by typing this command at the reader's DOS
prompt:
mkimage e:\drivec e:\c-ata.img
An image file, C-ATA.IMG, is created in the working directory of drive E.
4. You must provide an external power supply for the reader before you can
execute PutImage. Connect a communications dock or optical link adapter
to the reader, and then connect a power supply to the dock or adapter.
5. Update drive C by typing this command at the reader's DOS prompt:
putimage e:\c-ata.img
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