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From: orovner@sdcc13.ucsd.edu (Oleg Rovner)
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Subject: Re: Omega help
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Date: 28 May 91 23:52:02 GMT
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To mount a horse. First off, you need to go into your devs:
directory and make sure that a mountlist is available (should
be named something like horse.device or hrse.device) (note
that your controller MUST support the Common Large Horse
Interface (CLHI) in order for the horse to be of any use).
If a mountlist is not available, please call the manufacturer
of your horse to ascertain the appropriate parameters to be
used in the mountlist. CBM is allegedly working on a standard
rigid horse block specification which will remove the requirement
for a mountlist entry. There are two additional points: 1) currently
no horse partitioning or formatting is supported (horses are
pre-configured at the big HORSE-IDE facility in Silicon
Valley) 2) Should you plan to use your horse as a dog 
please see the manual for the MS-DOG device available in
public domain, or CROSS-DOG, marketed commercially by the
Horse Point Software.

Hope this has been helpful.
 OR

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