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From: hack@bellboy.UUCP (Greg Hackney)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.microport
Subject: Microport 386 system administration
Keywords: A couple of questions
Message-ID: <1092@bellboy.UUCP>
Date: 9 Jun 88 00:53:10 GMT
Organization: Home - Dallas, Texas
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Could anyone help with a couple of questions I have
on Microport 386.... 

1. The system is set up to autoboot. If there is a power failure,
   the system boots to a point, then asks if I want to save a
   core image. Where do I disable that so it will boot all the
   way by itself?

2. Upon repowering the system, there is the prompt "boot:". If
   nothing is typed, it times out and autoboots. If I hit a return
   or type /unix it boots all the way to multiuser. All this is
   normal and great. But is there something I can type to make it
   just boot to single user mode?

3. If I log in with the system console, all characters beyond 80
   columns are truncated. Is there a way to change it from NOAUTOWRAP
   to AUTOWRAP? It is an IBM monochrome monitor and Hercules adapter.

Thanks in advance.