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For example, if we want to remove console 6 and add printer 3 in

its place, and if our system has only one INTERFACER 3, the new

table would look like this:

CONTABLE DB 0,8,7,4,3,2,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,0

LSTABLE DB 5,6,1,0,0

AUXTBL DB 0,0,0,0

4. There are three terminal definition tables in the

HEADENTR.A86 file: one for Televideo 925 or Qume QVT-108

terminals, one for QUME QVT-102 terminals, and one for Zenith Z-

19 terminals. These tables contain constants related to terminal

control characters that are used when a screen switch is

requested by the user. They are supplied by CompuPro as examples

to assist programmers developing drivers for terminals other

than those which CompuPro supports. No further support for other

terminals is available from CompuPro.

The remaining constants in HEADENTR.A86 are defined by CompuPro

and should not be changed.

Reassembling Your XIOS

STEP 1. To assemble the new HEADENTR.A86 file with the new

GLOBAL.EQU equates, type:

0A>RASM86 HEADENTR $PZSZLO [RET]

$PZSZLO - The CompuPro recommended parameters for

reassembly. (Consult your Digital

Research documentation for details.)

This produces the file HEADENTR.OBJ

STEP 2. Pick the hard disk file appropriate to your system and

rename it HDISK.OBJ by typing:

0A>PIP HDISK.OBJ=HDISK?.OBJ[VROW] [RET]

where HDISK?.OBJ = HDISK240.OBJ - for DISK 2, 40 Mbytes

= HDISK220.OBJ - for DISK 2, 20 Mbytes

= HDISK3.OBJ - for DISK 3, any size

= HDISKNHD.OBJ - for systems with no

hard disk

HDISK.OBJ is a file containing the assembled but not

linked hard disk support code.

STEP 3. Pick the appropriate file for the PC Video board by

typing:

0A>PIP VSCPG.OBJ=VSC???.OBJ[VROW] [RET]

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