Setup guide

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DS2 Network Guide
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# Entries are as follows
# [Partition name]
# path = <pathname>
# file_size = <file_size>
# max_blocks = <max_blocks>
# disk_offset = <day_mask>
# write_type =
# The meanings of the parameters are as follows
# Partition Name: Any ascii name for this partition. Does not perform any other function
# path :The effective MSDOS style root path of the partition directory structure
# default 3.5” = c:\video
# file_size :The size in bytes of each partition file - default = 50Mbyte (52428800)
# max_blocks : The number of files in this partition. A value of -1 makes the system use
the maximum available
# space on the disk specified in path
# default = -1
# disk_offset : The offset into the disk for the WebPages, Application, Form Files etc;
start making video partitions
# specified in 64 KiloBytes blocks default=3200 (Equal to 200 MegaBytes)
# write_type : unbuffered - writes data straight to the hard disk drive. Useful to speed up
height images sizes
# written at fast to the HDD.
# NOTE:- This can be wasteful when writing images to HDD i.e. 256 bytes per image on
average. buffered -
# Default setting - Buffers data to a fixed 20 KiloByte
# buffer prior to a HDD write. More efficient when writing
# images to the HDD.
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# Drive Definitions A – Z
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# Drive a = 4096 KB Ram
# Drive b = 16 KB RAM
# Drive c = MASTER 3.5”
# Drive d = SLAVE 3.5”
# Drive e = Master 3.5”
# Drive f = Slave 3.5”
# Drive g = Flash Drive
# Drive h to K not used
# Drive l to Z = SCSI Drive ID-0 to 7 LUN-0 to LUN-7
# DS2 will support up to Drive letter Z
# Note:- If multiple logical unit numbers (LUN) are used within the SCSI ID, the DS2 will
automatically offset the logical drives between drive letters L to Z.
# e.g. SCSI ID-0 LUN-o = Drive L
# SCSI ID-0 LUN-1 = DRive M
# SCSI ID-0 LUN-2 = DRive N
# SCSI ID-1 LUN-0 = DRive O
# SCSI ID-1 LUN-1 = DRive P
# SCSI ID-2 LUN-0 = DRive Q