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- c33c STadel conversion programs c33c
-
- SYNOPSIS
-
- C33A_NS - convert .ml, .rfl, .sfl files to STadel 3.3x format.
- C33A_SYS - convert .sys files to STadel 3.3x format.
- C31TO33C - convert .sys files from STadel 3.1 to 3.3c format.
- FIX33C - Channge userlog entries from 3.3a format to 3.3c format.
-
- DESCRIPTION
-
- These three programs convert your STadel 3.3 (3.1) files for
- use with STadel 3.3c. Run these programs before* you run the
- 3.3c version of configure, and be sure to back up your system
- before doing the conversion.
-
- To run C33A_NS, cd to your network directory and run C33A_NS.
- It will convert your 3.3 *.ml files to 3.3a format, then copy
- the sendfile orders and file requests in your *.sfl & *.rfl
- files into the 3.3a *.nfs files. (If you don't understand this,
- don't worry about it.) As C33A_NS runs, it will display what
- it's converting on the screen (2 numbers on a line are a mail
- message, other messages are self-explanatory.)
-
-
- To run C33A_SYS, cd to the directory that contains your
- ctdltabl.sys and run C33A_SYS. It will quietly convert all the
- files that need to be changed. Any output means that something
- went wrong.
-
- Running C31TO33C is a little more difficult. First you
- must move your 3.1 CTDLNET.SYS and CTDLLOG.SYS files into the
- same directory, cd to that directory, then run C31TO33C, passing
- one argument to it - your cryptseed from your ctdlcnfg.sys. (the
- #define cryptseed argument -- if you've got a cryptseed of 69,
- you would run C31TO33C as `c31to33c 69'.) After running, move
- the two .SYS files back to their appropriate directories.
-
- Finally, if you are converting to 3.3c from 3.3a or 3.3b,
- you don't need to run any of the above programs. Instead,
- all you need to do is run FIX33C to chuffle data around in your
- CTDLLOG.SYS file. This one is simple; move FIX33C into the
- directory that contains your CTDLLOG.SYS file, then run it,
- passing one argument - the cryptseed from your ctdlcnfg.sys
- - to it. When it's done, your CTDLLOG.SYS file will be updated.
-