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MW-520 Application Developer's Guide
Loading a New System Image
Materials and Software Needed
Materials for PCMCIA ATA HARD DRIVE Card Method
Materials for Network Method
Materials for Parallel Port Method
This section details how to load a new system image on an MW-520 device,
Models F5203/F5205. The three different methods for loading a system image on
a device are: PCMCIA ATA HARD DRIVE card, Network, and Parallel Port. The
selection of which method to use is left to the individual administrator. The
following sections will describe how to use each one of these methods.
Once a preferred method for loading a system image has been selected, the
appropriate materials, as described below, should be gathered.
• One bootable PCMCIA card Type II. Recommended cards are Calluna
260 MB HD (Type II), SanDisk ATA HARD DRIVE card 440 MB. (For more
information on the products, go to the appropriate web site referred to on
page 49.)
• Version 6.01 of the Ghost application - available from Symantec Corporation.
(This should be installed on the ATA HARD DRIVE card.)
• A copy of the image to be downloaded onto the MW-520 unit. This should be
copied onto the ATA HARD DRIVE card.
• A PC with DOS 6.22, to create the bootable ATA HARD DRIVE card.
• A networked host PC (Pentium 166 MHz or above)
• A PC with Microsoft Windows 98 or DOS 6.22 to create the bootable floppy
disk.
• An Ethernet PCMCIA card (an example is a 3Com 3CCFE574BT).
• A USB floppy drive (an example is from Y-E DATA, Inc.)
• A bootable floppy prepared with the network cards drivers and the relevant
setting to a user's network. (The preparation process is described below.)
• Version 6.01 of the Ghost application - available from Symantec Corporation.
(This should be installed on the ATA HARD DRIVE card in a shared directory.)
• A copy of the image to be downloaded onto the MW-520 unit. (This should be
in a shared directory on the networked host PC.)
• A host PC (Pentium 166 MHz or above) with a parallel port and a Microsoft
Windows 9x system.
• A USB floppy drive (an example is from Y-E DATA, Inc.)
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