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+-- MakeLispFloppies.doc
+-- Last edit 11-Oct-84 16:27:50 by Masinter
+-- Instructions for building Floppies for installing Interlisp-D on 1108s   	
+
+--  Follow these instructions if running in Mesa 11.1 Tajo or Copilot.
+-- To execute these commands, make sure the insertion point is in the
+-- Executive window (by clicking left mouse button in Executive window). 
+-- Then, while holding the "Copy" key down, select the command you want to 
+-- execute (including the "return" at the end of line.) When you let up on
+-- Copy, the command will be "unread" the Executive input buffer.
+-- Before you transfer files, you should have approximate 6000 pages
+-- in your volume to contain all the files.
+
+-- If you want to keep the files separate, you can work on separate directory
+-- to keep files in one place.
+
+Create FloppyFiles   -- creates a new directory
+
+push FloppyFiles  -- puts the directory on your search path (like Connect) 
+
+-- bring over tool for making floppies.
+-- Change "Iris" to to the name of the server has Mesa closest to you (Phylum and Rose are candidates)
+
+ftp Iris directory/c Mesa>11.0 retrieve/a<> MakeDLionBootFloppyTool.bcd  FloppyInitial.db Mesa.db MoonBoot.db DLion.germ
+
+-- get Lisp specific files:
+
+ftp Eris directory/c Lisp>Harmony>Mesa ret/<>A HelloDLion.boot directory/c Lisp>Harmony>CM retrieve/<>A GetHello.othello GetLisp.othello PartitionLisp.othello PartitionLispTajo.othello PartitionLispStarTajo.othello
+
+-- now start up tool. Execute:
+
+MakeDLionBootFloppyTool.bcd
+
+-- Insert new floppy
+-- Make the following settings in MakeDLionBootFloppyTool:
+
+--  Drive: 0                            -- default is correct --
+--  Floppy Name: LispOthello		 -- *** CHANGE THIS ONE *** --
+--  Initial uCode: FloppyInitial.db     -- default is correct --
+--  Diagnostic uCode: MoonBoot.db       -- default is correct --
+--  Pilot uCode: Mesa.db                -- default is correct --
+--  Germ File: DLion.germ               -- default is correct --
+--  Boot File: HelloDLion.boot		-- *** CHANGE THIS ONE *** --
+
+-- Turn on all three options (Format Floppy, Reserve Last Cylinder For Diagnostics, Install Boot Files) and button Start!
+
+-- Now execute the following WITHOUT REMOVING FLOPPY:
+
+floppy write Lisp11SAx000Initial.db DLion.germ Mesa.db HelloDLion.boot getLisp.othello PartitionLisp.othello PartitionLispTajo.othello PartitionLispStarTajo.othello
+floppy info list/v
+
+---------------------------------------------------- 
+-- You have now made a "LispOthello" diskette
+---------------------------------------------------- 
+-- To make a floppy with a SYSOUT on it, generally you should use Lisp:
+-- COPYFILE of a file to floppy (after FLOPPY.MODE(SYSOUT)) or SYSOUT({FLOPPY})
+-- work. However, you can also do this from Tajo:
+
+ftp Eris directory/c Lisp>Harmony>Basics ret/A<> Lisp.SYSOUT
+
+-- Insert a new floppy, then do the following. The "--y" is so that if it asks you if you want to overwrite, it will get a "Yes" response after complaining about the "--", but if it doesn't ask, the "--y" will get ignored.
+
+floppy format "Lisp Sysout '#1"/n
+-- y
+floppy write lisp.sysout[0..2249]/s lisp.sysout
+floppy info list/v
+
+-- Insert a new floppy, and then
+
+floppy format "Lisp Sysout '#2"/n 
+-- y
+floppy write lisp.sysout[2250..4499]/s lisp.sysout
+floppy info list/v
+
+-- If SYSOUT>4499 pages, insert a new floppy, and then:
+
+floppy format "Lisp Sysout '#3"/n 
+-- y
+floppy write lisp.sysout[4500..6749]/s lisp.sysout
+floppy info list/v
+
+-- If SYSOUT>6749 pages, insert a new floppy, and then:
+
+floppy format "Lisp Sysout '#4"/n 3/f
+-- y
+floppy write lisp.sysout[6750..8999]/s lisp.sysout
+floppy info list/v
+
+floppy format "Lisp Sysout '#5"/n 3/f
+-- y
+floppy write lisp.sysout[9000..11499]/s lisp.sysout
+floppy info list/v
+
+-- done (extend for sysouts bigger than 11500 pages). If any changes to files were made, back up:
+
+ 
+-- stop working in the "FloppyFiles" subdirectory
+
+pop