archive krc1

    I do not have KRC Configurator I want to send the archive the net but I can not because woldery as if they were prevented from moving and deleting files inside wolderów I can remove or move the problem is with folders (date, ir_spec, lib, mud, PowerOn, template) I made a script that moves the archive automatically KR2 now he wants to do it on KRC1 :help:

    I've never seen this done on a KRC1. On a KRC2, the KRCConfigurator would make changes to certain values in the Windows Registry, but the KRC2s ran Windows XP. I don't know where the equivalent values might be kept on a KRC1 running Windows 95.


    I once had some KRC1s where the Archives became too large to fit onto the 1.44MB floppy disk. To work around that issue, I mapped the KRC1's C: drive as read-only to the network, and wrote an automated script on the maintenance computer to periodically copy the contents of the C:/KRC/R1 directory to a location on the maintenance computer. It did not duplicate the structure of the Archive.ZIP file, but it did capture the files that changed on any regular basis. That, combined with a one-time Ghost image of the robot hard drive, was sufficient to recover the robot from any hard drive disaster, although it was not as simple as restoring an Archive.

    you could create button for this then
    "copy /Y /V <A> <B>"


    where
    <A> is "C:\KRC\...path of your choice"
    <B> is "D:\backup" or path of your choice


    to see details of copy insutrctions, open command prompt and type "COPY /?"

    1) read pinned topic: READ FIRST...

    2) if you have an issue with robot, post question in the correct forum section... do NOT contact me directly

    3) read 1 and 2

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    Can you tell me something more about this script, how the script works. how to run temporarily or manually? In what language you wrote skryp?


    That one was just a DOS .BAT file, running an XCOPY command. As I recall, I had it triggered every 24hrs by a Windows Scheduled Task in the central computer, and it would "pull" the files from each KRC1 on the line one after the other.


    A more robust, modern version could probably be written using AutoITScript, which is a free Windows scripting language with a lot of support.

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