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From: tom@fangorn.gsfc.nasa.gov (Thomas D. Schardt)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apollo
Subject: Re: sr10.1 Install on Stand-Alone Nodes  (an APR)
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Date: 27 Jul 89 14:37:59 GMT
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I whole-heartily agree with Richard Friedman's description of what needs
to be done to improve OS installations on stand-alone Apollo system.  As
I attempted to install SR10.1 on our DN3500, the thought of dragging the
machine to the roof and pitching it over the side crossed my mind.  I
didn't, but the experience has left a bad taste in my mouth when it comes
to that machine.
Tom Schardt                        Bitnet:    K4TDS at SCFVM
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center   Internet:  K4TDS@SCFVM.GSFC.NASA.GOV
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