As you have noticed, after installing THE SERVANT your computer won't try to autoboot. But if you do want to boot a disk, just hit the "0" key which is big and easily accessible on the numeric keypad. If you are using a 1581, the root directory is selected, because the drive can't access the boot sector if a subdirectory is selected. Please note that the shift keys will determine which drive will be used. Unfortunately I have found very few pieces of software that will boot properly from a device other than 8. Many software manuals instruct you to simply turn on your system to make the software run. Some instruct you to press the reset button. With THE SERVANT installed, there will be an extra step: Pressing the zero key. Boot Disk don't work with RAMDOS. Also, you can't use this feature with a drive which has its device number changed through software (using the command "u0>"+chr$(n) for example), because the 128's boot routine will reset the drive and thereby also restore its hardware-set device number.
