IBM 689912U - IntelliStation Z - Pro 6899, Руководство по техническому обслуживанию аппаратной части

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Editing the CONFIG.SYS File
A CONFIG.SYS file contains lines of instructions that
control how the computer starts up and how the computer
works with the devices attached to it. The active
CONFIG.SYS file for DOS and OS/2 Warp is stored in the
root directory. OS/2 Warp maintains other CONFIG.SYS
files in other subdirectories for error recovery and other
purposes.
Important: If you need to edit the CONFIG.SYS file to
remedy a problem, edit the one in your root
directory.
For information about statements that can appear in the
CONFIG.SYS file, refer to the
Command Reference
located in the Information folder on the OS/2 Desktop.
Using OS/2 Warp to Edit the
CONFIG.SYS File
To edit the CONFIG.SYS file while OS/2 Warp is active:
1. On the Desktop, double-click on OS/2 System.
2. Double-click on Command Prompts.
3. Double-click on OS/2 Window or OS/2 Full Screen.
4. Type
COPY CONFIG.SYS CONFIG.OLD
and press Enter.
This copies the current CONFIG.SYS file as
CONFIG.OLD in case you need it for future reference.
5. Type
E C:\CONFIG.SYS
where
Ÿ
E is the command to start the System Editor.
Ÿ
C is the drive where OS/2 Warp is installed.
Ÿ
\ is the symbol for the root directory.
Then press Enter.
6. When you are done working on the file, select File,
and then select Save.
7. Select Type in the Save Notification window.
8. Select Plain text, and then select Set.
9. Press Alt+F4 to exit from the System Editor.
10. Shut down your computer. (You must restart your
computer in order for the changes to take effect.)
Using OS/2 Warp Utility Diskettes to
Edit the CONFIG.SYS File
To edit the CONFIG.SYS file using the OS/2 Warp Utility
Diskettes:
1. Insert Utility Diskette 1 in your diskette drive.
2. Power-on the computer. If the computer is already
on, restart the computer using the Ctrl
+
Alt
+
Del key
sequence.
3. Follow the instructions on the screen until you get to
a command prompt.
4. Insert
Utility Diskette 3.
5. Type
COPY C:\CONFIG.SYS CONFIG.OLD
and press
Enter. This copies your current CONFIG.SYS file as
CONFIG.OLD in case you need it for future reference.
Reference Information
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