CHAPTER ONE

Make Boot Disk Procedure

Secting Make Boot Disk exits to MS-DOS and displays the following

If you press ENTER it will then display

Here is what each option means

(A) Clone3 (DOS 6.2) Create a Clone disk which will work with hard disks up to 2 gig in size, using FAT 16 format. Clone disk provides the ability to be an Interlink Client or Interlink Server, as well as enter DOS mode where a series of DOS utilities are available.

(B) Win95A Make a Boot Disk for Windows 95A

(C) Win95B Make a Boot Disk for Windows 95B

(D) Clone4 (W98) Create a Clone4 disk which will work with hard disks larger than 2 gig in size, using FAT 32 format. Clone4 disk provides the ability to be an Interlink Client or Interlink Server, as well as enter DOS mode where a series of DOS utilities are available.
Click here to learn more about making Clone 4

(S) Drive setup disk A Drive Setup disk is used to perform a number of very important steps to prepare a disk which has already been tested and shown to be good, to receive a brand new operating system. First all partitions currently on the disk are removed, the drive will be repartitioned as one large partition, the boot sector will be scanned for possible viruses (and cleaned if any are found), a ScanDisk will be done, including a surface scan, to see if there are any bad places on the disk, and the disk will get a label "Harddisk", and then if the disk is being setup for Windows 95A or B a "sys c:" will be done, to reserve space for c:\command.com, c:\msdos.sys, and c:\io.sys, but those files will then be erased so the clone operation which you will then do can copy over the proper files.
Click here to learn more about Drive Setup

(E) xit Terminate the Make Boot Disk Procedure and return to windows


Clone 4	Master CD

(A)	Clone3 (DOS 6.2)	Create a Clone disk which will work with hard disks up to 2 gig in size, using FAT 16 format. Clone disk provides the ability to be an Interlink Client or Interlink Server, as well as enter DOS mode where a series of DOS utilities are available.
(B)	Win95A	Make a Boot Disk for Windows 95A
(C)	Win95B	Make a Boot Disk for Windows 95B
(D)	Clone4 (W98)	Create a Clone4 disk which will work with hard disks larger than 2 gig in size, using FAT 32 format. Clone4 disk provides the ability to be an Interlink Client or Interlink Server, as well as enter DOS mode where a series of DOS utilities are available. Click here to learn more about making Clone 4
(S)	Drive setup disk	A Drive Setup disk is used to perform a number of very important steps to prepare a disk which has already been tested and shown to be good, to receive a brand new operating system. First all partitions currently on the disk are removed, the drive will be repartitioned as one large partition, the boot sector will be scanned for possible viruses (and cleaned if any are found), a ScanDisk will be done, including a surface scan, to see if there are any bad places on the disk, and the disk will get a label "Harddisk", and then if the disk is being setup for Windows 95A or B a "sys c:" will be done, to reserve space for c:\command.com, c:\msdos.sys, and c:\io.sys, but those files will then be erased so the clone operation which you will then do can copy over the proper files. Click here to learn more about Drive Setup
(E)	xit	Terminate the Make Boot Disk Procedure and return to windows