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MAKACD

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The SSD overlay file (CDR000.OVR)

MODIFYING THE SYSTEM INITIALIZATION FILE:

The CD-recording device must be specified as a non-sharable device in a DEVTBL statement in

the system initialization file.

Example:

DEVTBL

No other changes are required in the system initialization file.

The available CD-recorder device driver files are supplied either with the MAKACD package or

with the Alpha Micro CD-recorder you purchased. The device driver must be installed in

DSK0:[1,6] and given the same name as the CD-recorder device in the DEVTBL statement. For

example, using the supplied CDRMMC.DVR device driver and the device name CDR: you

would have:

DEVTBL

in the system initialization file. Then copy the supplied device driver as follows:

LOG DSK0:[1,6]

COPY CDR.DVR=CDRMMC.DVR

If desired you may load the device driver into system memory during system initialization by

adding the following statement in you system initialization file:

SYSTEM DSK0:CDR.DVR[1,6]

This statement should be added in the same area of the initialization file that is currently loading

other system device drivers.

The CDR.DEV device information file must be installed in DSK0:[1,4]. This file is supplied

with the MAKACD package or with the Alpha Micro CD-recorder. If you received more than

one copy of the file, you should use the newer one.

You must enter the Product Installation Code (PIC) to actuate MAKACD. Contact your dealer

for the PIC for your computer system. The first time you attempt to use MAKACD you will be

asked to enter the PIC. After entering the correct PIC, MAKACD is ready to use.

MESSAGES

Command line syntax messages:

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Error - Cannot have /EJECT, /TOC, /NOTOC together.

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Error - Cannot have /TEST and /TESTFIRST together.

/CDR0

System Commands Reference Manual, Rev. 11

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