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- Subject: Re: Booting MicroVAX 3400 using non-system UIC
- Message-ID: <31AUG199215234934@mrsvax.mis.arizona.edu>
- From: jms@mrsvax.mis.arizona.edu (Entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem)
- Date: 31 Aug 1992 15:23 MST
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- Organization: University of Arizona MIS Department
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- In article <503@ssdc.UUCP>, eseeger@ssdc.UUCP (Eric Seeger) writes...
- >
- >Is there a way to boot up a MicroVAX 3400 running VMS V5.4 so that a
- >site specific definition can reside in a different UIC group instead of
- >the system accounts group.
-
- Trivial. This is something that we've been doing for years. Here
- is an example from the system startup files:
-
- $ set uic [aais]
- $ create/name_table/parent=lnm$system_directory/prot=(W:R) lnm_aais
- $ set uic [system]
- $ ! logical name tables created; now fill them:
- $ run/uic=[aais]/priv=(tmpmbx,netmbx,grpnam)/noauth -
- /input=disk$sneezy:[aais.dba.logicals]logical_table.aais -
- /output=disk$sneezy:[aais.dba.logicals]logical_table.aais_error -
- /error=disk$sneezy:[aais.dba.logicals]logical_table.aais_error -
- sys$system:loginout
-
- The .COM procedure specified in the /input switch then looks like this:
-
- $ assign/table=lnm_aais disk$pima:[aais.world.exe]addcall.exe tpu$calluser
- $ assign/table=lnm_aais disk$pima:[aais.world.exe] aais_exe
-
- Make sure, of course, that you check for errors occasionally.
-
- jms
-
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