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Re: TSRs in VM

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From: Ken Hornstein
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1992 02:00
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In article <9204072208.AA14415@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU>,
DAVISPE@PENTAGON-HQDADSS.ARMY.MIL says:
>
>   I think my question might have been a bit confusing. I know how to load
>a module as a nucleus extension. What I need is a way of having it be able
>to become active when an interrupt (file coming into the reader) takes place.
>Sort of the same way WAKEUP or IUCVTRAP work.

Ugh, sticky problem.  You'd have to set up an interrupt handler that would
grab interrupts ahead of PROFS.  Of course, this depends on how PROFS detects
incoming reader files.

The simplest solution I see is not to use PROFS ... do you really need it?
When I had to use it during my co-op, it was one of the first things I
turned off :-)

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Ken Hornstein       kxh105@psuvm.psu.edu      Phone: 814/867-8002
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Date: Tuesday, 7 Apr 1992 22:00:49 EDT
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