Note about C Booting.
When using the "C" option, CTOS will select the appropriate OS
(either VClstr or VClstrLfs).
It seems to do this by detecting if there is a local volume (D0/F0)
attached.
If it finds a local volume, it will boot as WS090, otherwise it
will boot as WS092.
So to get a PC to boot as a CTOS diskless workstation (VClstr), I find it's easiest to unplug the local floppy and hard disk. Is there a better way?
Accessing the boot menu.
For NGEN / B-Series / Convergent machines, hold the <space bar>
down while you turn on / reset the workstation.
For Supergen / PC based machines, when the Clientcard/Clustercard
identifies itself, press the SPACEBAR.
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