Intermec 6100 Reference Guide

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When this switch is used, all files and subdirectories have their timestamp set to

the supplied value.  The corresponding datestamp is not affected.  If this switch

is not supplied, the timestamp for all files and subdirectories is copied from the

source and the timestamp for the volume label is set to the current time.

Defines the volume serial number to be placed in the logical boot sector of the

disk image.  If this switch is not supplied a pseudoĆrandom volume serial number

is generated.

Since the DOS command line is limited to about 128 characters, this switch proĆ

vided so that switches may be specified in a file.

Any parameter other than those specified above is treated as a pathname of files

that should be added to the image.  When a subdirectory name is supplied, the

entire subdirectory tree is added to the image.  All format parameters specified

after a pathname are ignored.  Note that the only way to create a subdirectory is

to add a subdirectory that has children subdirectories.

DOS environment variables can be used either on the command line or within an

argument filename simply by enclosing the environment variable in percent

signs as in .BAT files.  For example %TEMP% evaluates to the current value of

the TEMP environment variable.

The following files are necessary for reflashing a 6100 Computer:

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FLASH.EXE

Writes data to flash

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FLASH.BIN

Flash image that goes into flash

The following development environments are supported on the 6100 Computer:
Microsoft DOS 5.0

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PenPal (DOS), by PenPal Associates, Inc.

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PenRight! Pro (DOS), by PenRight Corporation

Microsoft Windows 3.1

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Microsoft Pen Extensions, for Windows

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Microsoft Visual Basic, for Windows

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Borland Delphi, for Windows

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Microsoft Visual C++ or Borland C++, for Windows