Chapter 6: Using SCO Merge from the command line

Table of contents

• Running DOS and Windows from the UNIX command line
• Configuring DOS and Windows sessions from the UNIX command line
  • Using dos and win commands with configuration options
    • Options
  • The mrgconfig command
    • Setting mrgconfig options
  • Creating new configurations
• SCO Merge administration from the UNIX command line
  • Using mrgadmin
    • Tokens and full names
    • Definition files
      • Definition files for DOS drives
      • Definition files for virtual COM devices
      • Definition files for print spoolers
      • Definition file for direct attached devices
  • Creating virtual DOS volumes using the mkvdisk command
• Configuring running sessions from the DOS command line
  • Using the printer command
  • Tuning application execution using the merge command
    • Handling applications that poll the keyboard
    • Handling DOS application network transactions
    • Specifying local and remote drives
    • Specifying local and remote files
    • Specifying NetBIOS
    • Specifying the Microsoft redirector
    • Printing files with control characters
    • Displaying current settings
    • Setting the DOS exit code
• Installing DOS and Windows from the UNIX command line
  • Installing DOS
  • Installing Windows
• Configuring X resources
• Switching between Multiscreens