Honeywell X-Superteam XPS-100 Guide de l'utilisateur

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System

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Operation

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Operating Instructions for the

system.

ORDER

NUMBER,

A'l8138959-001

SYSTBM

OPBRATIONS

GUIDE

May

1986

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PRBPACE

The

purpose

this guide is to give a simple

but

exhaustive

presentation of the system

and

to familiarize the reader with the

necessary operations for its use.

detailed information

the terminals

and

printers is given

their relative operating guides.

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CONTENTS

Initialization

from

disk

Initialization from diskette

Shutting the System down

Performing Shutdown from disk

Perfonning Shutdown fonn diskette

Formatting

Fonnatting a diskette

Formatting a disk

READ

VTOC

WRITE

VTOC

Save

from

disk

diskette

Restoring a disk

from

diskette

Procedure

tor

personalization of

the ports

Organization of disks and diskettes

and the meaning of the names

Port

number/line device, name

correspondance

Page

-13

-20

-33

-34

INITIALIZATION

Description

initialize the system

means

to transfer the operating system

from

the system disk

the

main

memory.

This

allows the user

use

both his

own

applications

and

the functions offered

the system.

Initialization

From

Disk

Check that there are

diskettes

the diskette unit.

Two

different situations

may

occur:

System Powered

oft

Power the console

workstation

Power the system

System Powered

Power the console on

Press

POWER

the

I " operator panel

The system will display

some

messages. Reply

only

those

messages which are listed below, ignoring the others.

Messages

Replies

Is the date ..._ correct?

or n)

Enter the correct date

Enter y if

"the

date

is correct

or n

you wish

change the

date.

Press RETURN and go

step

the reply is

otherwise

continue with the next step.

Enter the

date

in the form

MMDDhhmm:

the month

is the day

the hour

the minute

Press RETURN.

you

want

check the fne system!

Enter y

(~:

Press

RETURN

cODlole

Refer

the

appropriate

paragraph below.

lnitiallzaUcn

From

Diskette

Mount

the initializing diskette

DKT

'BOOTlt

that

has been supplied

with the system and initialize the system by pressiI'€ the

LOAD

button

the operator panel.

not enter

any

commands untU the

n#n

message appears.

At the

end

of this operation the initialization is executed.

10"..;.

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Description

Using this function

the

user identifies himself

the

system in

order

access

it.

Messages

Replies

logim Reply with your identifier which has been defined by the

system administrator.

password:

Press RETURN

Reply with

the

password defined by

the

system administrator.

Press RETURN.

NOTE:

'The

system is supplied with a user

identifier,

"root".

SHU'M'ING THE

SYSTEM

DOWN

Description

shut the system

down

means

end

all

current activities.

is the

only

way

inlonn the system

that

the

work

has finished. Once

this phase is completed, the user can

only

reinitialize the system.

Performing Shutdown From Disk

. The "shutdown"

command

shuts

down

the system correctly.

use

this command, the console workstation must be in the root directory

and

the system must be

"multi-user" mode. Once

you

have verified these

conditions, enter the following commaoos:

, shutdown 0

positions the workstation in the

root directory

starts

the shutdown procedure

the shutdown

command

is entered

when

the console workstation

was not positioned

the root directory, the following message appears:

shUtdowDl you must be in

the

root

directory

(J)

use.

shutdown .

Messages

SHUTDOWN

PROGRAM

.you

want

send

your

own

message

T(y

or n)

2. Type your

message

followed by

<ctrD

Replles

. 4

Indicates the

beginni~

of the

shutdown procedure.By replying

a message is sent to

all

active tenninals.

What

happens

you

reply n, is explained in

the note below.

The system asks

you

enter the message and at

the

end

press

ctrl

and d

sim

ultaneously.

SYSTEM

BEING

BROUGHT

DOWN

NOWm

Busy

out (push down)

the

appropriate phone

lines

tor

this system.

You.

want

continue!

Process accounting stopped.

Error

logging stopped.

The shutdown procedure

continues with

the

following messages.

replying

the·

procedure is interrupted.

replying y,

the

procedure

issues the following messages:

All

currently rlllming processes will now

killed

••••

SYSCON

CHANGED TO /dev/coDSole

••••

Wait

tor

initl SINGLE USER

MODE

before

halting

At this point, the procedure is complete. Before powering

the

system

oft,

is recommended

wait for

the

initialization in

"single-user" mode message

appear.

I sync ;aync ; sync

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NOT&

replying "n" in

step

the

user

declines

send a message

the

other terminal Users. The system, however, sends

the

following messages

each of the tenninals.

Broadcast Message from root (console)

Date

••

o PLEASE

LOG

OFF

NOW

. Syitem Maintenance about

begin,

All processes will

killed in

seconds

All users

are

therefore

informed of the imminent shutdown of

the

system.

Performing Shutdown From

Diskette

To correctly shut down

the

system which was initialized fr9m a

diskette,

enter

the

following commands:

I syncJsyncJsync Press RETURN

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FORMATrING

Formatting is

the

preliminary phase

the

preparation

magnetic media (disk

diskette).

consists

structuring

the

area

which

the

data

will

stored.

The

VTOC

is a field of 128

bytes

which

the

characteristics

the

media (disk or

diskette)

are

indicated.

The formatting operation erases any

data

present

the

media

therefore;

must executed only

new media or on disks. and

diskettes

containing

data

that

longer valid•

.£!!

Inltlalize

the

system using

the

disk.

2. Reply "root"

the

Enter

the

following commandz

I dlsklnlt press

RETURN

The main

mellLl

now

displayedz

FORMAT

READ VTOC

WRITE VTOC

QUIT

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