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When more than one boot image file exists in a server's SYS:LOGIN directory, you must take
care to avoid conflicts with AUTOEXEC.BAT files. When a PC executes VLM or NETX during its
boot sequence, the remainder of the currently running .BAT file is loaded from the
SYS:LOGIN directory, not from the boot image.
The easiest way to avoid any problems is to ensure that each boot image file executes VLM
or NETX from a uniquely named .BAT file, not from AUTOEXEC.BAT.
Within each boot diskette or boot image:
1. Rename the original AUTOEXEC.BAT to a unique .BAT filename.
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: Using the same name as the image file helps you keep track of which boot
image file a .BAT file belongs to.
2. Create a new AUTOEXEC.BAT within the boot image or boot disk that invokes this
uniquely named .BAT file. Refer to Figure 22.
IGURE SING UNIQUE BATCH FILES
When VLM (or NETX) is loaded from IMAGE1.BAT in the image file, it continues executing
from IMAGE1.BAT in SYS:LOGIN. Each image disk can have its own batch file name to avoid
conflicts in SYS:LOGIN.
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See “Working with Multiple NetWare Boot Image Files” in the topic “Working with Boot Image
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Select a file name that helps you remember something about the contents of the image file,
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See “Working with Multiple NetWare Boot Image Files” in the topic “Working with Boot Image
Files for NetWare Environments” in the Boot Image Editor online help for details.