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10. Interlnk is still loaded in the reader's memory. If you need the conventional
memory to run other applications, press
reader. Because Intersvr is no longer running on the host computer, a warm
boot does not cause Interlnk to load itself into the reader's memory.
Auto-Loader saves all the files contained in the image file to the
NEWDRV_C\C_FINAL directory and saves the image file in the
NEWDRV_C\IMAGE directory. Auto-Loader overwrites these directories
each time you use a LOAD or MAKE command, with the exception that
LOADIMG.BAT and LOADXIMG.BAT preserves the image file for
successive use.
Copying One Image File to More Than One Reader
You can copy an image file to more than one JANUS reader so drive C is the
same on every reader. Follow these steps described in detail in the next
sections:
1. Create the image file.
2. Rename the image file.
3. Load the image file onto more than one reader.
To create the image file with MAKENEW
Note: This procedure describes how to create an image file with MAKENEW, but you
can use any LOAD or MAKE command to create the image file. For help with another
command, see "Auto-Loader Batch Files" in Appendix D.
1. Connect the reader to the host computer through a communications dock
or optical link adapter.
Note: If you use the communications dock and plan to use Interlnk during this
procedure (as described in Step 3), you must connect the dock to the host computer
with a 3-wire (2, 3, and 7) cable for Interlnk to operate properly.
2. Connect the power supply to the communications dock or the optical link
adapter.
3. Create a working directory on the host computer. Copy all the files you
want on drive C to the working directory except for the startup files, which
must remain in C_FILES\COMMON.
4. The command you type in Step 5 will create an image file that contains the
default startup files in C_FILES\COMMON. If you must customize
AUTOEXEC.BAT or CONFIG.SYS, you should do so now in the
C_FILES\COMMON directory.
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