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From: ethan@thinc.COM (Ethan.Lish@THINC.COM)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.xenix.sco
Subject: Autoboot on Xenix
Keywords: Autoboot Xenix
Message-ID: <19621128@thinc.COM>
Date: 2 Apr 91 20:33:26 GMT
Organization: Tomorrow's Horizons, Inc., Bethesda, MD
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Greetings -

		I am interested in haveing a SCO Xenix 286 System be
	self-rebootable, such that in the event of a system crash ;-(
	or power outage (extended), the box would just restart itself without
	human intervention.

		I have looked at autoboot(ADM), boot(HW), default(F)
	and filesys(F), but I am unable to get the right combination of
	variables.

		Could some one tell me if this is posible and how it is done?

				Thanks, 
					\Ethan\

PS I would also like to know the options to mknod for createing /dev/scratch



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