Intermec 6640 Reference Guide
SECTION 6
Minimal Windows 98 Load
6640 Mobile Computer Technical Reference 6-7
CheckLinks
Scans all of the Links on the system. If the associated apĆ
plication or document for the link is not found, the Wizard
will list the Link File as a Dead Link and allows you to reĆ
move it.
Source: Can be found in the Windows98 Resource Kit
Source: Can be found in the Windows98 Resource Kit
LOGFILES.EXE
The primary purpose of the LOGFILES.EXE utility is to
determine the minimum set of files that are required by a
specific Windows 95/98 configuration. LOGFILES runs beĆ
tween DOS and Windows 95/98. It hooks the realĆmode
DOS device driver allowing it to monitors all drive access of
files and directories. So when using LOGFILES to create a
load, you need to exercise all functionality that will be reĆ
quired on the target machine running the minimal load. In
other words, any file not accessed will not be copied, resultĆ
ing in lose of functionality.
Usage: logfiles [–D<drive>] [–F<file>] [–L<format>] <program>
–D: Indicate drive to monitor. Defaults to C:.
–F: Sends output to a file instead of the console (stdout).
–LA: Listing is ALZ–format listing
–LB: Listing is a DOS batch file that can be used to copy the touched files.
<program>: The DOS program to monitor.
–D: Indicate drive to monitor. Defaults to C:.
–F: Sends output to a file instead of the console (stdout).
–LA: Listing is ALZ–format listing
–LB: Listing is a DOS batch file that can be used to copy the touched files.
<program>: The DOS program to monitor.
EXAMPLE:
logfiles –DD –FDIR.ALZ –LA command /c dir d:*. /s
logfiles –FWINCOPY.BAT –LB c:windowswin.com
then execute batch file in DOS box: WINCOPY c: c:
then execute batch file in DOS box: WINCOPY c: c: