Owner`s manual
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6.9.3Front Panel Write Buffer Display
If your computer has a front panel with three bar graph LEDs, you can use the LEDs to
display write buffer usage for up to three device drivers. This command is only useful for
SCSI disks which have had write-caching enabled. To enable this feature, use this
SYSTEM statement:
SYSTEM SCZWCD.SYS/N dev {dev} {dev}
dev
is the name of the device driver you want to display buffer usage for. For example,
this statement would display usage for all DSK devices on the top bar and SUB devices
on the second bar:
SYSTEM SCZWCD.SYS/N DSK SUB
6.9.4Enabling Interpreted Prompts
When you use MUSER or SET to change the AMOS prompt from its default of a period,
you can use codes to include variable information, such as the user name or logged in
account, in the prompt. This is known as an interpreted prompt. For interpreted prompts
to work, you must load the file PROMPT.SYS into system memory. Include this
statement among the SYSTEM statements:
SYSTEM PROMPT.SYS/N
For more information on using interpreted prompts, see the MUSER or SET reference
sheet in the
AMOS System Commands Reference Manual
.
System Operator’s Guide to the System Initialization Command File, Rev. 03