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APPENDIX
B:
The BACKUP and
SAVE/RESTORE Utilities
Of the many ways to
copy
information from a disk, the SAVE and
BACKUP utilities are used most often
SAVE
usually
is
used
to
copy
all the information on a hard disk to
floppy diskettes. The SAVE command is discussed later
in
this
appendix
The TRSDOS-II Reference Manual also has information
on SAVE.
BACKUP
is
used to
copy
all the information on one diskette to
another. This
appendix
tells how to
back
up
system diskettes
(diskettes that contain an operating system) and data diskettes.
Note: BACKUP
is
not possible under floppy control with a single
floppy drive configuration References
to
floppy drives other than 0
are for users with floppy expansion drives
TRSDOS-II Backup
The TRSDDS-II BACKUP utility makes a
copy
of a diskette. if you
have enough floppy diskette drives, you can use this utility to
copy
and TRSDOS-II system or
data
diskette.
Note: You cannot back up a double-sided to a single-sided
diskette.
Backing
Up
TRSDOS-II System Diskettes
If
you have at least two floppy diskette drives, you can
back
up
any diskette that contains the TRSDOS-II system. Follow the steps
given under "Backing
Up
Your TRSDOS-II Systems O'iskette," 'In
Chapter 3
Backing Up TRSDOS-II Data Diskettes Using a
Floppy Diskette System
Follow these steps to
back
up
a TRSDOS-II
data
diskette:
1.
Power up your system Insert a backup of your TRSDOS-II
Systems Diskette into Drive
0.
Insert the source data diskette
into Drive
2.
2.
Enter the date and time.
3a,
Three..:Drive
Users: Insert the destination diskette into Drive
3 Use a double-sided diskette for maximum storage space.
Type
BACKUP 2
TO
3
(ENTER)
"Backup
Successfully
Completed"
is
displayed
when the
backup
is finished.
3b,
Two-Drive Users: Type:
BACKUP 2
TO
0
(ENTER)
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