Francesco --


I have a similar situation to yours, except my Pentium machine runs
Windows NT4.  And I have the same problem as you do.  When my SDR machine
boots, it starts SDR with a .CFG file that uses its local hard disk for
saved event files.  (The autoexec.bat copies the proper .CFG file into
the SDR subdirectory.)


If the power has been off, I stop SDR and run a batch file that maps the
network drive, copies a different .CFG file for SDR, and then starts SDR
again.  From then on, SDR runs with the networked drive as the
destination for saved events.  I then shell to dos from SDR and copy the
saved event files to the pentium machine.


Using this procedure, no event files are lost (except during the time the
power was actually off).


I'm not sure if this would work help in your situation.  I am happy to
provide more details and send you copies of the files if you like.


Karl Cunningham

La Mesa, CA.

PSN station #40

karlc@.......



At 01:16 PM 11/11/1999 +0100, you wrote: 

>>>>

ArialFrom some weeks I have
installed the SDR net connection, between an old 486 (Win95) and a
Pentium III (Win98), with the configuration reported on SDR
documentation.

All works fine.

  

ArialNow, I noted a serius problem.

  

ArialSometimes this is a black-out of
dc  and the two pc are down.

When they restart,  SDR (on 486pc) don't run because it unrecognized the
assigned map driver of the net (E:\events). In fact, the other pc it's
more slow to restart.

So, all the system it's down until a manual operation.

  

ArialWhat's to do?

  

ArialRegards

Francesco



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