------------------------  SYS - External DOS Command  --------------------------

SYS copies operating system files from the current drive to a specified drive.

FORMAT:   SYS d:

REMARKS:

   The disk in the specified drive must have been formatted with a FORMAT d:/S
   or FORMAT d:/B command; or, the directory of the disk must be empty.  This is
   necessary because DOS startup requires that the first two directory entries
   be used for two DOS system files.

   The major purpose of SYS is to let you transfer DOS to an application
   diskette that is designed to use DOS but is sold without it.  Such an
   application allocates the space required for DOS files but does not
   actually contain the files.

   In DOS Version 3, you may preface SYS with the drive letter and directory
   path, [d:][path], where the command file can be found.

EXAMPLE:  Transfer DOS to the disk in drive B.  The default drive is A:

          SYS B:
