Refer to the Mtedia Error Map that
contains the
informal
ion for
the logscal
drive sped lied in Step 1. Enter information for one
track
at a
time. Enter
l he head
number
in
the range m to n,
in
which
m
is
the
starting
head
of
the logical drive, and
a is
the
ending
head,
truer
the
track
n
umber
in the range 1 to n,
in which n is the ending
track
of
the
logical
drive,
After
you
reSOchd
to the
prompts, TRSFORM6
asks
il
you want
to lock out more tracks. If you.
do, type
V
CEMIEHj. If
not, type
N
:
enteh I
5.
TR3FORM9
now
formats and verifies
the logical drive. The
verification takes longer than
it
does
on
a
floppy diskette,
because the hard disk has more storage to check.
When finished
formatting, TR5FORM6
puts the directory in-
formation
on
the
logical
drive.
Using
Hard Dieke ac Data Driwfc. Most likely,
you
will
want
to
put
TFSDOS on
a
hard
disk
to make that
disk
the system drive,
If, however, you do not want to put
TRSOGS
on hard disk
(you
want to use
all
hard disks as data disks}, type the following
com-
mand now:
SYSGEN
HEHTEWI
This
command
stores the
system's
drive
configuration on
the
Initialization Diskette in Drive
$
To access Ihe data on the hard
disk,
you must
boot the
system
with
this Initialization
Diskette.
Therefore, mako eovoral
backups
of the diskette
immediately. If
you
lose
all copies of the diskette,
perform Ihe Initialization
again, but omit the formatting.
I f
you
are using
the hard disks as data drives,
you
are
f I n
ished
with
the
initialization.
Do not do the steps thai follow.
Moving
TRSDOS Version
6
To
Your Hard Disk
If
you want the
hard
disk to bo t ho system drive, you must perform
the test ol ihe
initialization.
This
includes
moving TRSDOS to hard
disk, making the hard disk the system
device,
and
slohnq the con-
figuration
on the boot diskette.
To
move TRSDOS Lu yum lidid
disk,
Mluw
Ithtfstf
Slews;
1
. Insed a backup of the master Hard Disk Initialization Diskette
into Floppy
Drive 0.
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