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1996-05-17
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@ECHO OFF
REM *************************************************************
REM * SAMPLE.BAT -- This file contains several sample batch *
REM * files for running Iron Ox and Iron Ox for OS/2. (See the *
REM * file SYSOP.DOC for a more complete explanation of the *
REM * various options and switches). The examples here cover: *
REM * *
REM * 1. The standard command-line on a DOS or OS/2 system. *
REM * 2. Multinode installation/specifying node number. *
REM * 3. Handling non-standard ports under DOS without FOSSIL. *
REM * 4. Specifying dropfile location (if not the current dir). *
REM * 5. Running the OS/2 version from a DOS BBS under OS/2. *
REM *************************************************************
REM *************************************************************
REM * The following line is usually all you need to run Ox with *
REM * DOOR.SYS, DORINFO1.DEF, SFDOORS.DAT, and CHAIN.TXT! *
REM * If you have a FOSSIL installed or are running the OS/2 *
REM * version of Iron Ox, this command line will work even if *
REM * you have non-standard IRQ's/comm ports. *
REM * *
REM * This batch file will work on multinode systems running *
REM * with any dropfiles *except* DORINFO1.DEF/DORINFOx.DEF. *
REM * See below for a multinode DORINFO example. *
REM *************************************************************
C:\DOOR\IRONOX\IRONOX.EXE
REM *************************************************************
REM * This is the line you might use to run the game on a *
REM * non-standard COM3 with address 3E8, IRQ 5 if you *AREN'T* *
REM * running a FOSSIL driver or the OS/2 version of the door. *
REM *************************************************************
REM
REM C:\DOOR\IRONOX\IRONOX.EXE /P:3E8 /I:5
REM *************************************************************
REM * If you are using DORINFOx.DEF on a multinode system, you *
REM * will need to specify the correct node number on the *
REM * command line. This example would be used for node two. *
REM * If you have an environment variable defined for the node *
REM * number (e.g., SET NODE=1), you can use the environment *
REM * variable in place of the number (e.g., /N:%NODE%). *
REM *************************************************************
REM
REM C:\DOOR\IRONOX\IRONOX.EXE /N:2
REM *************************************************************
REM * Most BBS'es (e.g., Wildcat, RemoteAccess) start doors *
REM * from the same directory where they create their door *
REM * information file. Use a batch file like this one if you *
REM * are running a BBS that doesn't start door execution in *
REM * the same place as it puts its door information file. *
REM * (Maximus, e.g., is often set up to put it elsewhere.) *
REM *************************************************************
REM
REM C:\DOOR\IRONOX\IRONOX.EXE C:\MAX\
REM *************************************************************
REM * OS/2 only! This is the batch file you'd use to start *
REM * Iron Ox for OS/2 from a DOS BBS running in the OS/2 DOS *
REM * box. This example uses the utility OS2EXEC by Eberhard *
REM * Mattes; see the sysop docs for information on how to set *
REM * up and/or get a copy of OS2EXEC. *
REM *************************************************************
REM
REM OS2EXEC C:\DOOR\IRONOX\IRONOX.EXE /PORT