Best of Luck - Give this a try if not try try again - don't give up. It's usally user error (at least in my case) when things don't work.
These tips were gleened from various sites:
#If you do not have admin rights at pterm follow this, if you do skip to ===
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This particular example will show you how to add a button for shutdown and a button for bringing up a shell.
Get New Button Files
The button graphics are at http://www.demark.org/audrey/btns . Go there and download them. They are:
shutdown_button.gif
shutdown_button_activated.gif
terminal_button.gif
terminal_button_activated.gif
Start a Shell
Fire up the browser and go to "http://localhost/shell.shtml?pterm"
In the shell, type "cd /kojak/img/eng/config" (without quotes)
From there FTP to your box and download the four files:
shutdown_button.gif
shutdown_button_activated.gif
terminal_button.gif
terminal_button_activated.gif
Then, type "vi /kojak/SystemPanel.init" to edit the System Panel config.
To disable any buttons you would prefer not to have in the palette, comment out the config lines must be commented out with a '#' character. Use the cursor
keys to go to the lines that begin:
For each line, hit the following keys in order:
<i> # Puts you into insert mode
<shift>-<3> # Adds the '#' character to where the cursor is
<snap shot> # Takes you out of insert mode
Then, go to the line that reads:
#end of list
And type the following:
<O> # That capital letter 'O' - enter Open Mode in a new line above current line
Shutdown,shutdown_button.gif,launch,/nto/bin/shutdown
Terminal,terminal_button.gif,launch,/nto/photon/bin/pterm
<snap shot> # Exit open mode
<:> # Preface to command.
<w> # will tell vi to write the buffer.
<q> # will tell vi to quit.
<enter> # will have vi actually execute the two previous commands.
Note: The words "Shutdown" and "Terminal" at the beginning of the lines above are lines of text that will be placed under each icon in the palette. Leaving
a space here will leave the comment blank.
Now, if you hit the "Action" button and select "Audrey Options", you should have two new buttons.
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# Copy your image file to Audreys cf
Create a folder/directory on your PC and make it available for file sharing (in Windows, right click on the folder and select "Properties". In the window
that comes up, find the "Sharing" tab and activate sharing for this directory.
Lets give it the share name "audrey"
Copy you downloaded cf images to that shared directory on your PC
Mount that shared directory off your desktop onto the audrey, Use fs-cifs the details are below.
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-Started a pterm via the Actions Palette (see above if you do not have admin rights)
-Insert your target CF (label toward the back) and type:
devb-cf
-It displays 'CF inserted: 31493616 bytes (30755 kB, 30 MB) "Assuming at least a 32M card"
-type:
fs-cifs -a //PC_Name:Your.IP.Add.ress:/audrey /audrey username userpassword
cat /audrey/imagename > /dev/cf
-After you get the # back (***Do not power off yet***)
Remove the CF card
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Unplugged the Audrey
Inserted the CF Card you made earlier
Made sure at least 1 min had elapsed from the time you unplugged
Hold down the Datebook AND Power buttons
Plug Audrey back in....After a message indicating that the Flash Loader was being read (release the buttons)
Then a short Flash Erase/Flash Write sequence starts
It then clears the screen and starts a second longer Flash Erase followed by a Flash Write sequence.
After it clears the screen again it will instruct you to remove the CF Card.
Remove it
After which you will be instructed to Unplug the Audrey.
Wait at least 30 sec, and then plug it back in and you are now Flashed.
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#Audrey Backup to cf and then to your PC share:
1. Started a pterm via the Actions Palette.
2. Insert a generic 32Mb compact flash
3. Typed: devb-cf
4. it said 'CF inserted: 31493616 bytes (30755 kB, 30 MB)'
5. Typed: cd /dev
6. Typed: cat fs0p0 fs0p1 > /dev/cf
7. Typed: fs-cifs -a //PC_Name:Your.IP.Add.ress:/audrey /audrey username userpassword
8. Cat /dev/cf > /Audrey/MyAudreyBackup.cf
Backing up takes about 2-3 minutes.
