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BACKUP COMMAND
3.3 -- File Reorganization
that must
be
cop
i
ed to
every
dis kette.
The
MOOS
fami ly
of:"\
system files are not shown in the sorted directory since they
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must be copied.
These system files are copied first so
that
they
will
be
assured
of
residing
in
specific
physical
locations required
b~
the MDOS
initialization process.
After
the MDOS system files have been copiedJ
the message:
STARTING TO COpy FILES
is
d
isp layed,
~o11ot.lled
by
messages
or
the -Form:
COPYING <name
i~
as
each
file
T~om
the selected files list is copied to the
destination diskette.
Using
the
above examp-le
o-r
the sorted dii'ector\J and
the
file names deleted
f~om
it,
the file copy messages would look
like:
COPYING MDOS
. SY
COPYING MDOSOVO .SY
COPYING MDOSaV1 .SY
COPYING MDOSOV2
,SY
COPYING MDOSOV3 .SY
COPYING MDOSOV4
.SY
COPYING MDOSaV5 .SY
COPYING MDOSOV6 .SY
COPYING
MDOSER
. SY
STARTING TO COpy FILES
COPYING BACKUP
.CM
COPYING COpy
. CM
COpy ING DEL
.
CM
COPYING RLOAD
.CM
COPYING EGU
.SA
COPYING IOCB
.SA
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After all eligible Tiles from the sorted directorij
have
been
copied,
BACXUP
will
return
control
to
MDOS.
The
destination diskette will contain all of the
selected
files
packed
together as closely as possible,
leaving as much Tree
space as possible.
3.4 File Appending
The rile append process allows selected single riles
or
Tamilies
of
riles
to be copied from the source diskette to
the destination diskette.
The Tile
append
reature
of
the
BACKUP
command
is
similar
to
the
reorganiiation Teature
except that the destination diskette is not initialized
with
new
system
tables or
s~stem
rile~
Only the file selection
and the file copying from the source diskette are
performed.
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