INtime® 3.1 Software - tenAsys

INtime 3.1 Software
characters itself. Both the beginning double quote and the ending double quote must be
found on the same line, otherwise the line is ignored. Valid load parameters can
display after the argument string on a given line.
A SPACE character must precede both load parameters and argument strings. No
SPACE character is allowed between a load parameter ID and the parameter itself. For
example, testfile -o128 "This is a test" is a valid entry that causes the file
testfile to load with an object directory size of 128, and with the string “This is a test”
passed to it as an argument. Likewise, the example testfile1 -v 16 "This is a
test" is invalid since:
• There is a SPACE between the ‘v’ and the 16, and
• There is no SPACE preceding the argument string “This is a test”.
Editing the RtLoad.sys file in-line
Once the Remote node is configured and started, you may need to edit the RtLoad.sys
file to, for example, add or delete applications loaded at startup. You can use the
INtime Configuration utility to edit this file:
1. Open the INtime Remote Maintenance utility from the INtime Start Menu.
2. Click the Nodes button and choose the remote client node that you want to
configure. Once an active node is selected, the root directory displays in the pane.
3. Navigate to the file you want to edit. You can navigate through the directory
structure by double-clicking into folders and by pressing the “Up One Level”
button. Highlight the text file you want to edit.
4. Click the “Edit Remote File” button. The utility copies the file to the host system
and opens the file in an editor. Be sure to save any desired changes and exit the
editor when you are finished.
5. Click the OK button in the dialog box to copy the updated file to the remote node.
You can also use the utility to transfer files to and from the remote node, and to restart
the remote node.
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