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Using a NetSetGo disk to reformat an ACEpc hard drive and install all the correct software to enable IP address networking

Auteur Gareth Green | Dernière modification 25/06/2020 par Gareth Green en cours de rédaction ⧼frevu-button-review-label⧽

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5 minute(s)

Using a NetSetGo disk to reformat an ACEpc hard drive and install all the correct software to enable IP address networking

Difficulté

Très facile

Durée

5 minute(s)

Sommaire

1 Introduction
2 Pièces et outils
3 Étape 1 - Insert disk (Power off)
4 Étape 2 - Power On
5 Étape 3 - Format Hard Drive and copy Zip
6 Étape 4 - Run NetEdit from command prompt
7 Commentaires

ACEpc, netsetgo, networking ACE_PC_Re-Flash_20190827_142747.jpg

Introduction

This procedure will completely overwrite any data on the hard drive of the ACEpc.

This is not a problem on a flowline where the data resides on the main MH hard drive in a shared directory c:\saw.

If this process is to be carried out on a standalone saw or router, make sure the data is backed up first.

Pièces et outils

Pièces et outils

Étape 1 - Insert disk (Power off)

Power off the machine and insert the NetSetGo disk

Étape 2 - Power On

Switching on with the floppy disk in will boot from the floppy drive instead of the hard drive

Étape 3 - Format Hard Drive and copy Zip

The PC will boot from the floppy disk and you will be prompted

Proceed with format

Press Y

You will then be prompted

Volume label [enter]

Press Enter

This will format the hard drive and then copy all necessary network software as a ZIP file to the hard drive and then inflate it.

Étape 4 - Run NetEdit from command prompt

Follow the procedure for Setting IP address using NetEdit

Commentaires

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 |Step_Title=<translate>Power On</translate>
 |Step_Content=<translate>Switching on with the floppy disk in will boot from the floppy drive instead of the hard drive</translate>
+|Step_Picture_00=ACEpc_Installing_netedit_with_NetSetGo_disk_20190827_143006.jpg
 }}
 {{Tuto Step
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 {{Tuto Step
 |Step_Title=<translate>Run NetEdit from command prompt</translate>
-|Step_Content=<translate>At DOS prompt, ensure you are on drive C: by typing
+|Step_Content=<translate>Follow the procedure for [https://stuga.dokit.app/wiki/ACEpc_Changing_IP_address_using_netedit Setting IP address using NetEdit]</translate>
-<code>c:</code>
-And press enter
-type
-<code>netedit</code>
-And press enter</translate>
-}}
-{{Tuto Step
-|Step_Title=<translate>Set the saw name</translate>
-|Step_Content=<translate>Build number must be unique. If a flowline saw put an "s" on the end. i.e. F073S</translate>
-}}
-{{Tuto Step
-|Step_Title=<translate>Saw IP address</translate>
-|Step_Content=<translate>This is supplied by customer. IT department
-<small>''If testing in house it needs to be on the 192.168.16.xxx range.''</small>
-<small>''e.g 192.168.16.101''</small></translate>
-}}
-{{Tuto Step
-|Step_Title=<translate>Multi Name</translate>
-|Step_Content=<translate>If this is for a Flowline - Build Number of Flowline machining center
-Otherwise this will be the net NETBEUI name of the pc you are connecting to.
-<small>''For testing at stuga this will be NAS1''</small></translate>
-}}
-{{Tuto Step
-|Step_Title=<translate>Multi IP</translate>
-|Step_Content=<translate>If this is for a Flowline - IP Address of Flowline machining center
-Otherwise this will be the IP address of the pc you are connecting to.
-<small>''For testing at stuga this will be 192.168.16.6''</small></translate>
-}}
-{{Tuto Step
-|Step_Title=<translate>Save + Exit</translate>
-|Step_Content=<translate>Press escape - then Y
-The message:
-<code>Unable to open params.saw file</code>
-is normal.</translate>
 }}
 {{Notes}}