
Page 14 Installation Instructions: AM-650 1/4" Streaming Tape Drive
PDI-00650-00, Rev. A00
Copying the Device Driver Program
You need to copy the 625DVR.DVR streaming tape driver file to the file name STR.DVR, so AMOS
can associate it with the device name (STR0:) you are going to put in your system initialization file. To
do so, type:
LOG DVR:
RETURN
COPY STR.DVR=625DVR.DVR
RETURN
As long as you are using AMOS 2.3A or later, the driver file 625DVR.DVR is compatible with
the AM-650.
Modifying the System Initialization Command File
To define the AM-650 to your computer, use the COPY command to make a copy of your system
initialization command file called TEST.INI. Then edit that copy using AlphaVUE or another text editor,
making the modifications described in the following sections. For example, you could use these
commands:
LOG SYS:
RETURN
COPY TEST.INI=AMOS32.INI
RETURN
VUE TEST.INI
RETURN
NEVER modify the system initialization command file directly. Always make your modifications
in a copy of the file. When you have finished, use MONTST to test the new file. If it fails, you
can push the reset button to return to your standard initialization file. If the MONTST is
successful, you can then rename the test command file to AMOSL.INI or AMOS32.INI. If you
modify your AMOSL.INI or AMOS32.INI file directly and make a mistake, the system may not
boot at all!
For complete information about modifying your initialization file, see the
System Operator’s Guide to
the System Initialization Command File
.
MODIFYING THE TEST FILE
The DEVTBL statement in the system initialization command file tells AMOS which devices to look for
on the computer. As AMOS processes the DEVTBL command lines, it builds a device table in memory.
The file system consults the device table for device assignments. Every time you add a new device, like
your AM-650, to the system you must add it to the system device table.
Locate the DEVTBL statements in your TEST.INI and add one that looks like this:
DEVTBL /STR0
The slash preceding the device name lets AMOS know the device is non-sharable.
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