[Coco] Problem with dw command

[Bill Pierce]

Fred, the "dw" cmand requires the "scdwv" driver, "/N" & at least one or two of the "/Nx" descriptorsto work. It used the dw scf driver and the "/Xx" uses the rbf driver.
 

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-----Original Message-----
From: Fred D. Provoncha via Coco <coco at maltedmedia.com>
To: coco <coco at maltedmedia.com>
Sent: Sun, Feb 15, 2015 8:48 pm
Subject: [Coco] Problem with dw command


Hello all,
The documentation with Drivewire 4 indicates you can use the 'dw' command from 
within NitrOS9 on the Coco to send commands to the server, which in my case is 
running on an old Pentium 4 computer running Linux Peppermint.
The 'dw' command is in /dd/cmds directory, and the link to the server looks 
good. From a NitrOS9 command prompt on the Coco I can do a 'dir /x0' and I get a 
directory listing of a virtual disk loaded onto the server without any problems. 



However, all attempts to invoke the 'dw' command from within NitrOS9 on the Coco 
get an "ERROR #221 - Module Not Found" error. I have no idea what module the 
system is looking for. It can't be 'dw', it's in the /dd/cmds directory. Below 
is a list of all the modules I currently have in memory on the Coco:
REL         Boot        Krn         KrnP2       IOMan Init        RBF         
rbdw        dwio        X0 X1          RBSuper     lltc3       DD          
rb1773 D0          D1          SCF         VTIO        KeyDrv SndDrv      
JoyDrv      CoWin       Term        scbbt T1          scdwp       p           
PipeMan     Piper Pipe        Clock       Clock2      GrfDrv      
Shell Date        DeIniz      Echo        Iniz        Link Load        
Save        Unlink      Attr        Build Copy        Del         Deldir      
Dir         Display List        MakDir      MDir        Merge       
Mfree Procs       Rename      TMode       Brnout

Any ideas?
Thanks,Fred ProvonchaStansbury Park, UT

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