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Ok, so you're anxious to install windio #56 on your MM/1. But before you
jump into it, please read this file in its entirety.
Quick Installation Tips:
To install windio #56 on your system, it is suggested that you first make
a floppy boot. This will give you a chance to verify that the installation
is correct.
The following modules in the MODS subdirectory will need to be placed
in the bootfile on the floppy:
- windio.070 OR windio.340 (for the 68070 and 68340 MM/1's respectively)
- snddrv.070 OR snddrv.340 (for the 68070 and 68340 MM/1's respectively)
- keydrv
- stdfonts OR deskmate (for standard or deskmate fonts, respectively)
- w, term, w1, w2, w3, w4, w5, w6, w7, w8, w9, w10, w11, w12
It is highly recommended that you replace ALL old windio modules with the
ones in this package.
Once the boot disk has been generated, reboot your MM/1. At the shell
prompt, type:
KMouse
to activate the mouse. If your mouse is on a port other than /t2, then
you will need to type:
KMouse -p/PORT
where PORT is the name of your serial port that the mouse is located on.
Note that you MUST have a device driver AND descriptor for that serial port
in memory in order to use the mouse.
There's more information in the 'windio56.notes' file. For detailed
explanation of windio #56, see the documentation files in the DOC
subdirectory.
Have fun!
Boisy