Rockwell Automation 8520-OM Offline Development System Software - Manual (Page 15)

2–2 Installing ODS
Publication MCD-5.1 -August 1999
1. Turn on the computer and boot DOS. The computer displays the
DOS prompt.
Important: Be sure that the PATH command includes the
directory that contains the COMMAND.COM
file.
2. Insert ODS disk 1 into drive A.
3. Change to the source drive, i.e., the drive in which the disk is
inserted.
For example, if disk 1 is in drive A, but your system boots on C,
you must change to drive A to install the software. See your
DOS manual for more information.
4. At the prompt, type:
install a: c:
where a: is the source drive and c: is the destination drive, and
press [ENTER]
The computer begins to execute the installation utility by
displaying:
Copyright 1989-1999 Allen-Bradley Company, Inc.
Installation program - Phase 1
Installing ODS from a: to c:
The installation utility checks the amount of available space on
the hard disk.
What happens next is determined by whether the computer’s hard
disk has enough available memory to accommodate the ODS
software.
If you see the message: then:
Installation will continue.
The installation utility continues the
installation.
It appears that you may not have enough
disk space to install the complete ODS
package. Either remove the existing ODS, or
delete other unwanted files.
Aborting
Press any key to continue...
The disk does not have enough memory
for ODS.
The computer returns to DOS and
displays the DOS prompt. Clear sufficient
space on the hard disk. If a version of
ODS is already installed, remove it.
When enough free space is available,
start the installation procedure again.
The installation utility checks the hard disk for the \IMC directory or
any IMC files.