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From: philip@cel.cummins.com (Philip D. Pokorny)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apollo
Subject: Re: ATR on Snake
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Date: 7 Jun 91 00:41:18 GMT
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Sounds like the Snake will look like my PC with DPCI/Ring does today.

ie:
     $ bldt -n 14726

          **** Node 14726 ****   14726
     DOS 3.30 with DOMAIN(R)/PCI(TM) XPORT   3.00 - November 19, 1987   6:54:00 pm

     $ 

BTW  You can give the node a name using the naming server.  I had our
PC named 'dn10k' for a while...  (Apollo called the 10000 'Advanced
Technology' (AT) during development)  It then could be addressed as:

     $ bldt -n //dn10k

But this also messed up a bunch of our scripts that implicitly expected
cataloged nodes to be full Domain/OS.  If we get Snakes and OSF we
would probably go back and fix the scripts, but since it's only one
PC it's easier to leave it uncataloged for now...

Later,
Phil
philip@cel.cummins.com
:)