Re: KUTIL for B&B syst

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From: Jesse Oberreuter
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 1993 21:56

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> What advantage would there be to have the kernel moved from track 128 to track
> 0?  Will it make the system boot any faster?

     I think you meant 129 instead of 0.  The B&B autoboot ROMs let you
select between two different boot tracks: 128 or 129.  That way you can
have two different configurations on the same HD.  You hold down a key
('o' I think) during boot to select the track 129 boot.

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Jesse Oberrueter (KB7PSG)
joberreu@seattleu.edu
kb7psg@n7hfz.wa.usa.na

"For the world is hollow, and I have touched the sky!"

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