OS/2 Shareware BBS: 8 Other/08-Other.zip/dbp040b.zip/MAKEDISC.CMD

OS/2 REXX Batch file | 1996-08-27 | 2KB | 34 lines

@echo off
echo.
echo DocsBoot+ 0.40ß:19960324 image conversion shell program
echo Copyright 1994-1996, Zac Schroff.  All rights reserved.
echo.
if not exist loaddskf.exe goto nofiles
if not exist docsboot.img goto nofiles
echo Please find a 1440KB 3.5 inch disc, and place it in your primary floppy
echo disc drive (A).  If you can't find a 1440KB disc, or need to swap the
echo drives, you should abort this by pressing [Ctrl-C] now (and probably
echo saying yes to the `terminate batch job' prompt).  Otherwise, you should
pause
echo.
loaddskf docsboot.img A: /f /y /q /s
echo.
if errorlevel 1 echo Sorry, something went wrong (see above).  Try it again.
if errorlevel 1 goto end
echo Okay, done.  You need to boot your system from the disc you just made to use
echo this version of DocsBoot+.  This is so DocsBoot+ is no longer specific to any
echo one operating system (it no longer requires DOS to install or configure!).
goto end
:nofiles
echo A required file is missing :
if not exist docsboot.img echo    DOCSBOOT.IMG - the image file
if not exist loaddskf.exe echo    LOADDSKF.EXE - the OS/2 image converter (*)
if not exist loaddskf.exe echo.
if not exist loaddskf.exe echo (*) - LOADDSKF.EXE is provided by IBM with OS/2 and must be copied to the
if not exist loaddskf.exe echo       directory which contains the other files from the DocsBoot+ archive.
if not exist loaddskf.exe echo       Due to licensing restrictions, it can not be included in the DocsBoot+
if not exist loaddskf.exe echo       archive.  It should be in the DISKIMGS directory on your OS/2 CDROM,
if not exist loaddskf.exe echo       or you should be able to get from IBM at ftp://software.watson.ibm.com.
:end
echo.