Intermec 6640 Reference Guide

SECTION 4

Toolkit for the Computer

6640/6650 Windows 2000 Technical Reference

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6. After files are transferred to the location previously designated, the follow-

ing completion screen appears with a caution against write-protecting the

newly created recovery disk. Click Finish to complete the network cloning.

Click Finish on the Installation Completed screen (page 4-5).

Bootable Network Diskette

This diskette boots the 6640/6650 Computer to DOS with network support.

1. Select the default protocol to enter information, then click Next to continue

(page 4-21).

If NetBEUI is selected:

Enter the information required for the NetBEUI SYSTEM.INI file,

then click Next to continue (page 4-21).

If TCP/IP is selected:

NOTE:

Use the DHCP option with extreme caution. If DHCP is used on a network that contains
CISCO DHCP servers, the Microsoft TCP/IP stack can exhaust all available IP addresses.

Enter the information required for the TCP/IP PROTOCOL.INI file,

then click Next to continue (page 4-22).
Enter the information required for the TCP/IP SYSTEM.INI file, then

click Next to continue — same as information required for NetBEUI.

If both protocols are selected, enter the information required in all

three of the screens shown in this step.

2. If a parallel floppy drive is attached, the Destination Location screen (page

4-24) will default to drive A:. Use drive A: or the floppy disk drive to store

the recovery, then click OK to continue. Use “C:\temp\recovery” for a tem-

porary C: drive location.

NOTE:

Do not use the “C:\” root directory as the destination directory because it will overwrite
AUTOEXEC.BAT, MSDOS.SYS, and other system files.