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Date: Mon, 3-Mar-86 11:28:16 EST
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About the MBX_HELPER showing up in PST without a name ...

If you attach a terminal to the SIO1 line of your DSP, you will see
it giving a message something along the lines of
" MBX_HELPER not running ... starting one"
this is the Sever Process Manager creating a process to run the
MBX_HELPER without giving the process a name
for the PST program to display. Try putting the line which starts up
the MBX_HELPER in the /SYS/NODE_DATA/STARTUP.SPM file closer to the
beginning of the file. I have found that if the MBX_HELPER isn't one
of the first couple of things you try to start in the startup file then
the SPM claims that it has to start one itself.

                                     -- David Krowitz
                                       ( DAVID@MIT-MC.ARPA or
                                         KROWITZ@MIT-MARIE@MIT-MC.ARPA )