*

*

 

space, and not use terminal cassette tapes and slaved

*

*

*

 

devices, use DDC00.REL wherever DDC01.REL is specified.

*

*

*

 

 

*

*

*

9.

Run the RTE–A generator (RTAGN) on the answer file,

*

*

*

 

producing a new system and snap file. Place them on

*

*

*

 

the /SYSTEM directory (on the LU mounted by BOOTEX).

*

*

*

 

 

*

*

*

10.

Create a new welcome command file (or copy WELCOME1.CMD).

*

*

*

 

Modify it to copy your new snap file to /SYSTEM/SNAP.SNP.

*

*

*

 

 

*

*

*

11.

Create a new boot command file (or copy BOOT.CMD). Modify

*

*

*

 

this boot command file to designate the system and snap

*

*

*

 

files just created. Also modify the startup program

*

*

*

 

(st,,nn) to indicate your new welcome file (welcomenn.cmd),

*

*

*

 

where nn is between 1 and 99.

*

*

*

 

 

*

*

*

12.

Boot the new system as before, specifying the new boot

*

*

*

 

command file in the VCP> string. In this way, you can save

*

*

*

 

the Primary System as a backup system.

*

*

*

 

 

*

*

* NOTE: EDIT/1000 can perform the string removal with the

*

*

*

 

command ”.,$x/*!REMOVE!//” (this edit command removes

*

*

*

 

all occurences of ”*!REMOVE!” from the current line

*

*

*

 

until the end of the file. Be sure you are at the

*

*

*

 

first line you want to modify when you execute this

*

*

*

 

command.

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*

*

 

 

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*

DISCLAIMER

 

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*

==========

 

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*

 

 

*

*

The Primary System is designed to be extremely flexible and serves

*

* two main purposes. First, it is used as a verification tool for all

*

* supported peripherals on the A–Series. Second,

it is used to generate

*

* a customized system for the particular needs of

the customer.

*

*

 

 

*

*

To provide maximum flexibility the primary system is NOT necessarily

*

* the configuration that HP recommends for the final system generation.

*

* Depending on the mix and cabling of the peripherals connected, the

*

* possibility exists of configuring the system in

an unsupported manner,

*

* which can adversely impact system operation and

performance. It is the

*

* responsibility of the user to be aware of these

limitations and not

*

* violate the maximum number or mix of devices on

a given interface to

*

* avoid the possibility of data corruption or diminished system performance.*

*

 

 

*

*

For support

and configuration information, contact your local sales

*

* representative

or customer engineer for the information.

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*

 

 

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I/O

D E F I N I T I O N S

 

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* LU

DEVICE

SELECT CODE

ADDRESS

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Example System Generation Answer File G11