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JANUS 2050 Vehicle-Mount Computer User’s Manual (4MB)
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You do not have to start Interlnk if you followed one of these strategies:
• You created the image file on the JANUS device.
• You created the image file on the host computer, copied the file to a PC
card, and inserted the PC card into the JANUS device.
3. Type this command on the JANUS device:
putdisk /d=[ drvletter] /i=[image filename]
where:
drvletter is the target JANUS drive to be updated. The default is drive C.
image
filename is the name of the drives C or D image file created by
MakeDisk. If you do not specify a path and filename, PutDisk
looks for DRIVE_C.IMG.
You may receive error messages in the following conditions:
• If the specified file does not exist, PutDisk displays an error message
and terminates.
• If you specify a path without a file name, PutDisk also displays an error
message.
• PutDisk generates an error message if you attempt to put a
DRIVE_C.IMG on drive D or a DRIVE_D.IMG on drive C.
Note: PutDisk will overwrite all files on drives C or D.
For example, to copy the C-ATA.IMG image file from a PC card on the JANUS
device to the JANUS drive C, type this command:
putdisk /i=g:\c-ata.img
PutDisk tries to determine if there is adequate power before replacing the drive
image. If a power problem exists, PutDisk displays an error message and
terminates.
You see messages on the JANUS device as PutDisk updates drives C or D,
erases flash memory, and copies the DOS and new drives C or D image file to
the JANUS device, and warm boots the JANUS device. If an error occurs, see
Chapter 8, “Troubleshooting.”
Examples of Using MakeDisk and PutDisk
Following are three examples of how you can use MakeDisk and PutDisk
to change the contents of drives C or D:
• In the first example, you run MakeDisk on the host, transfer the image file
to the JANUS device on a PC card, and run PutDisk on the JANUS device
to load the image file to drive C.