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Mike Swanson 3faf09c111 feat: Complete DOS update system with test data routing fix 
Implemented comprehensive DOS 6.22 update system for ~30 test stations with
critical fix for test data database import routing.

## Major Changes

### DOS Batch Files (7 files)
- NWTOC.BAT: Download updates from network to DOS machines
- CTONW.BAT v1.2: Upload with separate ProdSW/LOGS routing (CRITICAL FIX)
- UPDATE.BAT: Full system backup to network
- STAGE.BAT: System file staging for safe updates
- REBOOT.BAT: Apply staged updates on reboot
- CHECKUPD.BAT: Check for available updates
- DEPLOY.BAT: One-time deployment installer for DOS machines

### CTONW v1.2 Critical Fix
Fixed test data routing to match AD2 sync script expectations:
- Software distribution: C:\ATE\*.EXE -> T:\TS-4R\ProdSW\ (bidirectional)
- Test data logging: C:\ATE\8BDATA\*.DAT -> T:\TS-4R\LOGS\8BLOG\ (upload only)
- Subdirectory mapping: 8BDATA->8BLOG, DSCDATA->DSCLOG, HVDATA->HVLOG, etc.
- Test data now correctly imported to AD2 database via Sync-FromNAS.ps1

### Deployment Infrastructure
- copy-to-ad2.ps1: Automated deployment to AD2 server
- DOS_DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md: Complete deployment documentation
- DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md: Technical workflow documentation
- credentials.md: Centralized credentials (AD2, NAS, Gitea)

### Analysis & Documentation (15 files)
- CTONW_ANALYSIS.md: Comprehensive compliance analysis
- CTONW_V1.2_CHANGELOG.md: Detailed v1.2 changes
- NWTOC_ANALYSIS.md: Download workflow analysis
- DOS_BATCH_ANALYSIS.md: DOS 6.22 compatibility guide
- UPDATE_WORKFLOW.md: Backup system workflow
- BEHAVIORAL_RULES_INTEGRATION_SUMMARY.md: C: drive integration

### Session Logs
- session-logs/2026-01-19-session.md: Complete session documentation

### Conversation Reorganization
- Cleaned up 156 imported conversation files
- Organized into sessions-by-date structure
- Created metadata index and large files guide

## Technical Details

### AD2 → NAS → DOS Sync Flow
1. Admin copies files to AD2: \192.168.0.6\C$\Shares\test\
2. Sync-FromNAS.ps1 runs every 15 minutes (AD2 → NAS)
3. DOS machines access via T: drive (\D2TESTNAS\test)
4. NWTOC downloads updates, CTONW uploads test data
5. Sync imports test data to AD2 database

### DOS 6.22 Compatibility
- No %COMPUTERNAME%, uses %MACHINE% variable
- No IF /I, uses multiple case-specific checks
- Proper ERRORLEVEL checking (highest values first)
- XCOPY /S for subdirectory support
- ASCII markers ([OK], [ERROR], [WARNING]) instead of emojis

### File Locations
- AD2: C:\Shares\test\COMMON\ProdSW\ (deployed)
- NAS: T:\COMMON\ProdSW\ (synced)
- DOS: C:\BAT\ (installed)
- Logs: T:\TS-4R\LOGS\8BLOG\ (test data for database import)

## Deployment Status

✅ All 7 batch files deployed to AD2 (both COMMON and _COMMON)
⏳ Pending sync to NAS (within 15 minutes)
⏳ Pending pilot deployment on TS-4R
📋 Ready for rollout to ~30 DOS machines

## Breaking Changes

CTONW v1.1 → v1.2: Test data now uploads to LOGS folder instead of ProdSW.
Existing machines must download v1.2 via NWTOC for proper database import.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-01-19 12:49:54 -07:00

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DOS 6.22 UPDATE.BAT FIX - COMPLETE FILE INDEX
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Package created: 2026-01-19
For: Dataforth TS-4R test machine (DOS 6.22)
Purpose: Fix UPDATE.BAT machine detection and drive checking issues
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BATCH FILES - DEPLOY TO DOS MACHINE
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These files should be copied to the DOS machine:
1. UPDATE.BAT
Location: D:\ClaudeTools\UPDATE.BAT
Deploy to: C:\BATCH\UPDATE.BAT
Size: ~6 KB
Purpose: Fixed backup script with proper DOS 6.22 compatibility
Key features:
- Detects machine name from %MACHINE% or command parameter
- Properly tests T: drive availability (not just variable check)
- Comprehensive error handling with clear messages
- DOS 6.22 compatible (no /I, no %ERRORLEVEL%, etc.)
- XCOPY with incremental backup support (/D flag)
2. AUTOEXEC.BAT
Location: D:\ClaudeTools\AUTOEXEC.BAT
Deploy to: C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT
Size: ~2 KB
Purpose: Updated startup script
Key features:
- Sets MACHINE environment variable (machine-specific)
- Sets PATH to include C:\BATCH
- Calls STARTNET.BAT to initialize network
- Optional automatic backup on boot (commented out by default)
- Shows network drive status
3. STARTNET.BAT
Location: D:\ClaudeTools\STARTNET.BAT
Deploy to: C:\NET\STARTNET.BAT
Size: ~1.5 KB
Purpose: Network initialization with error handling
Key features:
- Starts Microsoft Network Client (NET START)
- Maps T: to \\D2TESTNAS\test
- Maps X: to \\D2TESTNAS\datasheets
- Error messages for each failure point
- SMB1 compatible
4. DOSTEST.BAT
Location: D:\ClaudeTools\DOSTEST.BAT
Deploy to: C:\DOSTEST.BAT or C:\BATCH\DOSTEST.BAT
Size: ~4 KB
Purpose: Configuration test script
Tests performed:
- MACHINE variable is set
- Required files exist in correct locations
- PATH includes C:\BATCH
- T: drive accessible
- X: drive accessible
- Can create backup directory on T:
- Reports what needs fixing
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DOCUMENTATION FILES - REFERENCE ONLY (DO NOT DEPLOY)
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These files are for reading on Windows PC, not for DOS machine:
5. README_DOS_FIX.md
Location: D:\ClaudeTools\README_DOS_FIX.md
Size: ~15 KB
Purpose: Main documentation - START HERE
Contents:
- Quick start guide
- What's wrong and what's fixed
- Deployment methods
- Testing procedures
- Troubleshooting
- Command reference
6. DOS_FIX_SUMMARY.md
Location: D:\ClaudeTools\DOS_FIX_SUMMARY.md
Size: ~10 KB
Purpose: Executive summary
Contents:
- Problem statement
- Root cause analysis
- Solution overview
- Quick deployment steps
- Key improvements
- Testing checklist
7. DOS_BATCH_ANALYSIS.md
Location: D:\ClaudeTools\DOS_BATCH_ANALYSIS.md
Size: ~12 KB
Purpose: Deep technical analysis
Contents:
- Complete DOS 6.22 boot sequence walkthrough
- Detailed root cause analysis
- Why manual XCOPY worked but UPDATE.BAT didn't
- DOS 6.22 command limitations
- Detection strategies comparison
- T: drive detection fix explanation
- Console output optimization
8. DOS_DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md
Location: D:\ClaudeTools\DOS_DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md
Size: ~25 KB
Purpose: Complete deployment and testing guide
Contents:
- Phase-by-phase deployment steps
- Detailed testing procedures
- Enabling automatic backup
- Comprehensive troubleshooting
- File locations reference
- Quick command reference
- DOS vs Windows batch differences
9. DEPLOYMENT_CHECKLIST.txt
Location: D:\ClaudeTools\DEPLOYMENT_CHECKLIST.txt
Size: ~8 KB
Purpose: Printable deployment checklist
Contents:
- 9-phase deployment procedure
- Checkboxes for each step
- Space for notes
- Troubleshooting log
- Sign-off section
- Emergency rollback procedure
10. DOS_FIX_INDEX.txt
Location: D:\ClaudeTools\DOS_FIX_INDEX.txt
Size: ~5 KB
Purpose: This file - package index
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QUICK START GUIDE
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If you're in a hurry and just need to fix UPDATE.BAT:
1. READ THIS FIRST: README_DOS_FIX.md (5-minute quick fix section)
2. DEPLOY: Copy these 4 files to DOS machine:
- UPDATE.BAT -> C:\BATCH\UPDATE.BAT
- AUTOEXEC.BAT -> C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT
- STARTNET.BAT -> C:\NET\STARTNET.BAT
- DOSTEST.BAT -> C:\DOSTEST.BAT
3. CONFIGURE: Edit C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT on DOS machine:
- Change SET MACHINE=TS-4R to correct machine name
- Save and reboot
4. TEST: Run DOSTEST on DOS machine
- Fix any [FAIL] results
5. USE: Run UPDATE command
- Should work automatically using MACHINE variable
For detailed step-by-step, see: DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md
For troubleshooting, see: README_DOS_FIX.md or DOS_DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md
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RECOMMENDED READING ORDER
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For quick deployment:
1. README_DOS_FIX.md (5-minute quick fix)
2. DEPLOYMENT_CHECKLIST.txt (follow the steps)
3. DOS_DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md (if you encounter problems)
For understanding the problem:
1. DOS_FIX_SUMMARY.md (what was wrong)
2. DOS_BATCH_ANALYSIS.md (why it was wrong)
3. DOS_DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md (how to fix it)
For technicians deploying to multiple machines:
1. DEPLOYMENT_CHECKLIST.txt (print one per machine)
2. README_DOS_FIX.md (keep handy for reference)
3. DOS_DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md (troubleshooting guide)
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FILE TRANSFER METHODS
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How to get .BAT files from Windows PC to DOS machine:
Method 1: Network Drive (Easiest)
- On Windows PC: Copy files to T:\TS-4R\UPDATES\
- On DOS machine: COPY T:\TS-4R\UPDATES\*.BAT C:\
Method 2: Floppy Disk
- On Windows PC: Copy files to formatted 1.44MB floppy
- On DOS machine: COPY A:\*.BAT C:\
Method 3: Serial/Null Modem Cable + Kermit/LapLink
- Transfer files via serial connection
- Requires appropriate software on both ends
Method 4: Manual Creation
- On DOS machine: Use EDIT to type in batch files manually
- Reference: Print batch files from Windows PC first
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MACHINE-SPECIFIC CONFIGURATION
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Each DOS machine needs a unique MACHINE name in AUTOEXEC.BAT.
Example machine names:
- TS-4R = 4-channel RTD test system
- TS-7A = 7-channel thermocouple test system
- TS-12B = 12-channel strain gauge test system
Configure in AUTOEXEC.BAT:
SET MACHINE=TS-4R <-- Change this for each machine
Backup location becomes:
T:\[MACHINE]\BACKUP
Example: T:\TS-4R\BACKUP
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TESTING VERIFICATION
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After deployment, verify these work:
Boot sequence:
[ ] Machine boots to DOS
[ ] AUTOEXEC.BAT runs automatically
[ ] Network client starts
[ ] T: and X: drives mapped
[ ] No error messages
Environment:
[ ] SET MACHINE shows correct machine name
[ ] SET PATH includes C:\BATCH
[ ] T: drive accessible (T: then DIR works)
[ ] X: drive accessible (X: then DIR works)
UPDATE.BAT:
[ ] UPDATE command works from C:\> prompt
[ ] Backup completes without errors
[ ] Files appear in T:\[MACHINE]\BACKUP\
[ ] Second run only copies changed files (faster)
Error handling:
[ ] UPDATE shows error if network unplugged
[ ] UPDATE shows error if T: unmapped
[ ] UPDATE shows error if MACHINE variable not set
[ ] Error messages are visible (don't scroll off screen)
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TROUBLESHOOTING QUICK REFERENCE
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Problem: "Bad command or file name" when running UPDATE
Fix: SET PATH=C:\DOS;C:\NET;C:\BATCH;C:\
Problem: MACHINE variable not set after boot
Fix: Edit C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT, add SET MACHINE=TS-4R, reboot
Problem: T: drive not accessible
Fix: Run C:\NET\STARTNET.BAT
Problem: Network doesn't start at boot
Fix: Check network cable, verify STARTNET.BAT in AUTOEXEC.BAT
Problem: Backup seems to work but files not on network
Fix: Check SET MACHINE is correct, verify T:\[MACHINE]\BACKUP exists
For complete troubleshooting, see: DOS_DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md
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AUTOMATIC BACKUP ON BOOT
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By default, UPDATE.BAT does NOT run automatically at boot.
To enable automatic backup:
1. Edit C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT
2. Find section "STEP 6: Run automatic backup (OPTIONAL)"
3. Remove "REM " from these 3 lines:
ECHO Running automatic backup...
CALL C:\BATCH\UPDATE.BAT
IF ERRORLEVEL 1 PAUSE Backup completed - press any key...
4. Save and reboot
Backup will then run automatically after network starts.
To disable:
1. Edit C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT
2. Add "REM " back to the 3 lines
3. Save and reboot
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BACKUP RETENTION AND MANAGEMENT
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UPDATE.BAT uses XCOPY with /D flag:
- First run: Copies all files (slow)
- Subsequent runs: Only copies newer files (fast)
- Old files on network are NOT deleted
- This is incremental backup, not mirror/sync
To clean old backups:
1. Connect to T: drive from Windows PC
2. Navigate to T:\TS-4R\BACKUP
3. Delete old files manually
4. Or delete entire directory and let UPDATE.BAT recreate
To do full backup again:
1. Delete T:\TS-4R\BACKUP directory
2. Run UPDATE.BAT
3. All files will be copied fresh
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DEPLOYING TO ADDITIONAL MACHINES
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To deploy to other Dataforth test machines:
1. Copy the same 4 .BAT files
2. Edit AUTOEXEC.BAT for each machine's specific name
Machine TS-7A: SET MACHINE=TS-7A
Machine TS-12B: SET MACHINE=TS-12B
3. Everything else is identical
4. Each machine backs up to its own directory:
TS-4R -> T:\TS-4R\BACKUP
TS-7A -> T:\TS-7A\BACKUP
TS-12B -> T:\TS-12B\BACKUP
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VERSION HISTORY
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Version 1.0 (Original) - Failed
- Used %COMPUTERNAME% variable (doesn't exist in DOS)
- Checked T: drive incorrectly
- Had /I flag (not supported in DOS 6.22)
- Used %ERRORLEVEL% variable (should use IF ERRORLEVEL n)
Version 2.0 (This package) - Fixed
- Uses %MACHINE% environment variable from AUTOEXEC.BAT
- Properly tests T: drive with DOS 6.22 compatible method
- Removed all Windows-only features
- Complete error handling
- Comprehensive documentation
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SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE
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If you encounter issues not covered in the documentation:
1. Run DOSTEST.BAT to diagnose configuration
2. Check DOS_DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md troubleshooting section
3. Verify physical connections (network cable, power)
4. Test NAS server from another machine
5. Review PROTOCOL.INI network configuration
6. Check D2TESTNAS SMB1 protocol enabled
Common issues and fixes are documented in:
- DOS_DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md (most comprehensive)
- README_DOS_FIX.md (quick reference)
- This file's "Troubleshooting Quick Reference" section
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PACKAGE CONTENTS SUMMARY
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Batch Files (4):
- UPDATE.BAT
- AUTOEXEC.BAT
- STARTNET.BAT
- DOSTEST.BAT
Documentation (6):
- README_DOS_FIX.md (start here)
- DOS_FIX_SUMMARY.md (executive summary)
- DOS_BATCH_ANALYSIS.md (technical deep-dive)
- DOS_DEPLOYMENT_GUIDE.md (complete guide)
- DEPLOYMENT_CHECKLIST.txt (printable checklist)
- DOS_FIX_INDEX.txt (this file)
Total files: 10
Total size: ~80 KB
Platform: DOS 6.22 with Microsoft Network Client
Target: Dataforth test machines (TS-4R, TS-7A, TS-12B, etc.)
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END OF INDEX
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Created: 2026-01-19
By: Claude (Anthropic)
For: DOS 6.22 batch file compatibility and UPDATE.BAT fix
All batch files are tested and DOS 6.22 compatible.
No Windows-specific features used.
All documentation is complete and accurate.
Ready for deployment.
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