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Polaroid ID3000 Service Manual
High-Level Formatting the Hard Disk Partitions
1.
Select Format Partition from the next menu that appears. Repeat this procedure until the
menu no longer appears (all partitions have been formatted).
2.
DOS 5 will automatically be copied to the C: drive when the last partition has been
formatted. When the screen tells you to insert disk 2, insert it and press <Enter>. This will
copy the rest of DOS to the C: drive.
3.
When the DOS Setup program has finished, remove the diskette from the A: drive and
press <Enter> to reboot the system. The C:\> prompt will appear.
4.
To label each volume, from the C:\> prompt type
C:\> label <drive letter>:
Use the names specified by Applications, or names such as
ID 3000
DATABASE
5.
After all drives have been labeled, run the CHKDSK program on all of the logical drives
you have created, to be sure the disk is good.
6.
Copy the System Setup program to the C:\DOS directory by inserting the System Setup
disk into the A: drive and from the C:\> prompt, type
COPY A:SETUP.* C:\DOS
7.
Finally, run the Advanced Setup program. At the C:\> prompt type
SETUP YADA to bring up the Advanced Setup menu:
a.
The first setting (EX_BIOS) should read OFF as the current setting. If not, it can
be toggled by selecting Item 1 from the Advanced Setup menu. Type Y<CR> to
disable the extended BIOS.
b
Select Option 7 (Shadow RAM video BIOS) from the menu. Type N<CR> to say
that the setting is not correct. Then select Option 3 from the next menu to disable
VGA shadowing.
c.
Exit from the Advanced Setup menu. If the screen tells you to reboot the system,
first remove any diskettes from the A: drive. (It may be necessary to power cycle
the system to cause it to reboot.)
You are now ready to start loading the ID software.
for C:
IMAGE1
for D:
IMAGE2
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for E:
for F:
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