Specifications

If you specify any arguments, you must include the entire

argument string in the boot command. The system ignores the

boot environment variable when any additional arguments are

included.

For example, you can use the boot command to specify a ﬁle on

a disk drive connected to the SCSI module that has SCSI ID 0

and is located in base slot 5 by typing boot 5/rz0/vmunix.To

boot for a multiuser environment, type "boot 5/rz0/vmunix -a".

Note that if you use the setenv command to set the boot

environment variable for a multiuser environment, you must

surround the command with double quotation marks because

this command contains a blank. Thus enter "5/rz0/vmunix -a".

See ‘‘Environment Variables’’ later in this chapter for more

information.

cat Command

>>cat #/scriptname

The cat command displays the contents of the script speciﬁed

by scriptname. Replace # with the slot number of the module

that contains the script whose contents you want to display.

Using the Console Program 10–9