Duplicating The Operating System Disk - HP 1652B Getting Started Manual

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Duplicating the

The Duplicate Disk operation allows you to duplicate all the files on

one disk to another disk. You use this operation to make a back-up

copy of your important disks so you won't lose important data in the

event the disk wears out, is damaged, or a file is accidently deleted.

Select the Duplicate Disk operation and press Execute. When the

pop-up appears you will see the following advisory:

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Duplicate Disk Popup

The original directory and files on the destination disk are destroyed by

the DUPLICATE DISK operation.

To continue, select Continue. The instruction "Insert disk to be

copied-hit select when ready" will be displayed. Insert the source disk

and press SELECT. The logic analyzer reads the source disk and

displays "Reading from source disk. Please wait..."

When the logic analyzer has filled memory or has read the entire

source disk, it displays "Insert destination disk-hit select when ready."

Remove the source disk, insert the destination disk and press

SELECT. When the logic analyzer starts writing to the destination disk,

you will see "Writing to destination disk. Please wait..."

If the destination disk has not been formatted, the logic analyzer will

automatically format the disk before it writes to it.

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