So looking at scanner prices and being a cheapskate, I pickup a cheap intel duo celeron NUC. It works fantastic in the house. My idea was for mobile use. I would like to turn the NUC on and have it boot up and run Fastlane. Any pointers here?
Probably wouldn't work.Try This into a bat file and put it into your startup folder:
START cmd /c "c:\<path to dsdplus>\fmp24 <flags>
START cmd /c "c:\<path to dsdplus>\dsdplus <flags>
Yep, invoking those batch files is probably fine. Try it - with the CHDIR command first.Using a RTL, so guess I would change the first line to FMP24 CC and the second line to R1. exe am I correct?
I am using the fastlane release.
Why not? I've been doing that for over a year. I've never had to CHDIR into the active directory.Probably wouldn't work.
Ok, if that's the case then Windows is running the batch file in the folder the file resides in. It's not behavior that I'd personally rely on.Why not? I've been doing that for over a year. I've never had to CHDIR into the active directory.
What @w2lie posted works, as he is explicitly calling FMPx & DSDPlus via the full path to the program, not requiring it to be in the %PATH% directory (or present).Ok, if that's the case then Windows is running the batch file in the folder the file resides in. It's not behavior that I'd personally rely on.
That's not what makes it work. If you open a command prompt window, CD away from your DSD+ folder (if required), then <DSDPlusPath\DSDPlus.exe> and press Enter, DSD+ won't run. For me, it immediately fails due to missing DLL files.What @w2lie posted works, as he is explicitly calling FMPx & DSDPlus via the full path to the program
Weird, I'll look into why mine works. Hmm. Thanks for that.That's not what makes it work. If you open a command prompt window, CD away from your DSD+ folder (if required), then <DSDPlusPath\DSDPlus.exe> and press Enter, DSD+ won't run. For me, it immediately fails due to missing DLL files.
The posted content works not because explicit paths were specified, but because the content was already being run in that path. Specifying the paths was redundant / did nothing.