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Subject: Re: Problem w/ B/1
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Date: Wed, 28-Aug-85 22:09:47 EDT
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	You use B/2 to bring a 750 up single-user.

	As has been mentioned on this list before, set your console's
baud rate to 1200 to avoid needing to hit <CR> on reboot.  The problem
is one of flow control.

	When fsck is run on the root filesystem and a problem is
corrected, you should in fact NOT sync before rebooting.  This is
something that has also been discussed onthis list.

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David C. Stewart                          uucp:    tektronix!davest
Small Systems Support Group               csnet:   davest@TEKTRONIX
Tektronix, Inc.                           phone:   (503) 627-5418