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### Logical Record 0 "The purpose of this program is to divide the resources of the 2200 MVP " "among the various users. This may be done by loading a configuration " "previously created and stored on disk, or by creating a new configuration. " ### Logical Record 1 " " " " " " ### Logical Record 2 " " " " " " ### Logical Record 3 " " " " " " ### Logical Record 4 "If a file of stored configurations exists on the system disk, " "the configuration used during the last run (called 'current') " "has already been automatically loaded. " ### Logical Record 5 " " "To configure the system in the same manner as the last run, " "key SF'15 at this time. " ### Logical Record 6 "\8CEach user (terminal) may be assigned one or more partitions of memory. " "A PARTITION may be any multiple of .25 K in size, with a minimum size " "of 1.25 K " ### Logical Record 7 " " "MVP systems with more than 64K of user memory divide user memory into up to " "4 banks, the boundaries of which are indicated by lines of underscores on " ### Logical Record 8 "the display. A partition may not cross a bank boundary. Global subroutine " "and variable references may not cross bank boundaries, with the exception " "of a 5K "window" in the lowest part of bank 1. All partitions that fit " ### Logical Record 9 "entirely within the 5K "window" may be referenced from any bank. " "@GENPART displays a lower case 'u' to indicate that a partition is " ""universally sharable". " ### Logical Record 10 " " "\8CAny partition in any bank may be assigned to any terminal. Partitions may " "also be assigned to the null terminal, terminal 0. Partitions assigned to " ### Logical Record 11 "terminal 0 may execute 'background jobs' that do not interact with an " "operator, or they may simply act as a pool of spare partitions that may be " "acquired by any terminal by executing the appropriate $RELEASE TERMINAL TO " ### Logical Record 12 "statement. (If a terminal is not assigned any partitions at partition " "generation time, a partition may be obtained from the pool assigned to " "terminal 0 by keying RESET. Only partitions that are waiting to perform " ### Logical Record 13 "CRT or local printer I/O may be obtained from the pool in this manner.) " " " "Thus the assignment of partitions to terminals by @GENPART is only the " ### Logical Record 14 "initial condition of the system. A terminal may acquire additional " "partitions with the $RELEASE TERMINAL TO statement, and may give up " "partitions no longer needed with the $RELEASE PART statement. " ### Logical Record 15 " " "\8CProgramming may be enabled or disabled for each partition, " "as security dictates. " ### Logical Record 16 " " "A program may be automatically loaded into each partition, " "provided that all 'automatically bootstrapped' programs reside " ### Logical Record 17 "on the same disk as the system file ('@@') and this program ('@GENPART'). " "Leaving the PROGRAM field blank will cause the standard 'READY (BASIC 2)' " "message to appear when the configuration is executed (SF'15). " ### Logical Record 18 "\8CAll peripheral devices (other than the terminals and their local printers) " "must be listed in the 'MASTER DEVICE TABLE' created by this program. " " " ### Logical Record 19 "By default (SF'01), this device table consists of " "Printer /215, Disk /310, and Disk /320. " "(Note that Disk /310 includes other drives on the same controller, " ### Logical Record 20 " /B10, /350, /B50) " " " "A peripheral may be permanantly assigned to one partition by so designating " ### Logical Record 21 "in the MASTER DEVICE TABLE. " "\8CA configuration may be loaded from disk using SF'08. " "SF'04 and SF'05 may be used to display and/or edit the configuration. " ### Logical Record 22 " " "A new configuration may be created by editing an old one, " "or by first using SF'00 and SF'01 to clear out the old configuration. " ### Logical Record 23 " " "SF'02 may be used at any time to divide remaining memory evenly " "among partitions that have not been assigned any memory. " ### Logical Record 24 " " "Configurations may be loaded, saved, or deleted from the disk file " "using SF '08, '09, and '10 respectively. " ### Logical Record 25 " " "When the desired configuration has been built up in memory " "using this program, key SF'15 to pass the configuration parameters " ### Logical Record 26 "to the operating system. " "\8CWhen SF'15 is keyed, the user is given one more chance " "to verify the configuration. " ### Logical Record 27 " " "The user is then asked for an 8 character password that will allow " "the system to be reconfigured later, without powering off the CPU. " ### Logical Record 28 " " "A copy of the executed configuration is saved in the configuration file " "under the name 'current'. The contents of the configuration file " ### Logical Record 29 "may be examined by any of the MVP's partitions by executing this program. " " ('@GENPART') " " " ### Logical Record 30 "This program may be used for editing and storing new configurations " "after a configuration has been executed. " " " ### Logical Record 31 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 32 " " " " " " ### Logical Record 33 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 34 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 35 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 36 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 37 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 38 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 39 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 40 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 41 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 42 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 43 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 44 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 45 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 46 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 47 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 48 "\8C " "\8B " " " ### Logical Record 49