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- #
- # Configuration generated by SETUP 1.0
- # lines starting with '#' are comments
- #
- # commands that are legal are:
- # echo -- print a message
- # cd -- change directory+drive
- # sln -- create a symbolic link
- # ren -- rename a file
- # setenv -- set an environment variable
- # exec -- run a program, with arguments
- #
- # variables that can be set are
- # INIT -- program to run at boot-up
- # CON -- default control terminal
- # PRN -- default printer device
- # HARDSCROLL -- to turn on hardware scrolling on u:\dev\fasttext
- # BIOSBUF -- turn on or off buffering of Bconout (default on)
- #
- # here are some standard sorts of directories:
- # bin where executable programs live
- # etc where to find termcap, passwd, and other data files
- # mgr where MGR lives
- #
- # set an initial environment
- #
- # Type of terminal being emulated. I've had trouble with 'st52', so ...
- setenv TERM vt100
- #
- # This is me. Not strictly necessary in a multi-tasking system, but...
- setenv HOME u:\usr\users\gl
- setenv USER gl
- #
- # These are GNU C variables. Work with gcc 2.1
- setenv CC gcc
- setenv AS gcc-as
- setenv GCCEXEC u:\usr\gnu\bin\gcc-
- setenv GNULIB u:\usr\lib
- setenv GNUINC u:\usr\include,u:\usr\g++-inc
- #
- # TEMP / TMPDIR are used as workspace directories for many programs in
- # the unix world...
- setenv TEMP U:\tmp
- setenv TMPDIR U:\tmp
- #
- # When using nroff, it needs to know where to find its macro tmac.an
- setenv TMACDIR u:\usr\man\tmac
- #
- # Specify things for the manual pager stuff
- # (although the defaults are good enough ...)
- setenv PAGER more
- setenv MANPATH \usr\man
- #
- #
- # The default shell started on ttys. When I get 4Mb this might change :-)
- setenv SHELL u:\bin\sh
- #
- # This has been in every release I've ever seen. God alone knows what
- # its for ...
- setenv UNIXMODE /cu
- #
- # The unix equivalent of a modem is a tty port...
- #
- ren u:\dev\modem1 u:\dev\ttya
- #
- # These are on the TT only.
- #
- #ren u:\dev\modem2 u:\dev\ttyb
- #ren u:\dev\serial1 u:\dev\ttyc
- #ren u:\dev\serial2 u:\dev\ttyd
- #
- # Take account of the fact that we might be multi-user / networked...
- #
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.p1 u:\dev\ttyp1
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.p2 u:\dev\ttyp2
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.p3 u:\dev\ttyp3
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.p4 u:\dev\ttyp4
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.p5 u:\dev\ttyp5
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.p6 u:\dev\ttyp6
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.p7 u:\dev\ttyp7
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.p8 u:\dev\ttyp8
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.p9 u:\dev\ttyp9
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.pa u:\dev\ttypa
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.pb u:\dev\ttypb
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.pc u:\dev\ttypc
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.pd u:\dev\ttypd
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.pe u:\dev\ttype
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.pf u:\dev\ttypf
- #
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.q1 u:\dev\ttyq1
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.q2 u:\dev\ttyq2
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.q3 u:\dev\ttyq3
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.q4 u:\dev\ttyq4
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.q5 u:\dev\ttyq5
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.q6 u:\dev\ttyq6
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.q7 u:\dev\ttyq7
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.q8 u:\dev\ttyq8
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.q9 u:\dev\ttyq9
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.qa u:\dev\ttyqa
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.qb u:\dev\ttyqb
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.qc u:\dev\ttyqc
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.qd u:\dev\ttyqd
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.qe u:\dev\ttyqe
- sln u:\pipe\ttyp.qf u:\dev\ttyqf
- #
- # Come on folks - think of something original...
- #
- setenv HOSTNAME MonFalcon
- #
- #
- # Ignore display settings - use something like quickST
- #
- #BIOSBUF=yes
- #HARDSCROLL=25
- CON=U:\dev\fasttext
- #
- # Create the symbolic links
- #
- sln E:\bin U:\bin
- sln E:\etc U:\etc
- sln E:\tmp U:\tmp
- sln E:\usr U:\usr
- #
- #
- # environment variables
- #
- # (tt52 is the most reliable termcap I've found, and it still isn't
- # perfect - try backarrow in jove for example)
- #
- # Also - the path is set to only \bin because MiNT expands any : definitions
- # (as in \bin:\usr\bin:... ) to \dev\, so it would become \bin\dev\usr\bin...
- #
- setenv PATH \bin
- setenv SHELL \bin\tcsh
- setenv TERM tt52
- #
- #
- # Now start up... specify nothing for the run program
- #
- cd U:\
- #
-
-
- # multitos.cnf
- # Last Modified on 4/1/1994 19:07
- # ====================================================================
- # Start up the GEM Desktop (AES 4.1)
- GEM=C:\MULTITOS\GEM.SYS
-