gwr@nz8r.UUCP (Gregory W. Ratcliff) (06/20/89)
Just got a DOS-73 board running in my system...
The docs make mention to importing and exporting
files from the DOS virtual disk to the unix-pc's
file system. How is this done? I really want
to be able to use my unix tools on the DOS-73's
files. esp. vi, grep, word, etc
Anyone knowing how to do this please mail direct.
thanks
gwr
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Gregory W. Ratcliff, {osu-cis}n8emr!uncle!nz8r!gwr
ham radio,aviation,tcp-ippsfales@cbnewsc.ATT.COM (Peter Fales) (06/21/89)
In article <156@nz8r.UUCP>, gwr@nz8r.UUCP (Gregory W. Ratcliff) writes: > Just got a DOS-73 board running in my system... > The docs make mention to importing and exporting > files from the DOS virtual disk to the unix-pc's > file system. How is this done? I really want > to be able to use my unix tools on the DOS-73's > files. esp. vi, grep, word, etc The only thing I know how to is create a unix volume using the "Session Configuration" menus. If you tell it you have two virtual disks, you can give one the normal "dvd000" name and the other "unix" When you run DOS, reading and writing Drive D: will read and write from the real unix filesystem. I am not sure if this is what you are asking, because it is in the manual. I am not aware of any mechanism that allow UNIX to read the DOS files, but would be glad to be proved wrong. -- Peter Fales AT&T, Room 5B-420 2000 N. Naperville Rd. UUCP: ...att!ihlpb!psfales Naperville, IL 60566 Domain: psfales@ihlpb.att.com work: (312) 979-8031