!.MODULE STARTB,01,<XB Startup command file>
TYPE V5USER.TXT
!
! Typical commands to control system startup of a distributed XM monitor.
!
! Don't let anybody see what we're doing.
!
!SET TT QUIET
!
! Select the terminal characteristics (if not a scope).  Assumes an LA100
! or LA120 type terminal. Note that the distributed XM monitor comes pre-
! set in scope mode.  Do NOT select the next line unless you have a hard-
! copy terminal. Do NOT select the next line on a PC300 system.
!
!SET TT NOSCOPE,NOTAB,FORM,NOCRLF
!
! Select the editor of your choice. Take the default (KEX) unless you are
! not using a VT100 compatible terminal.  If you are using an incompatible
! terminal (or a hard copy terminal) select the following command.
!
!SET EDIT EDIT
!
! Turn the single line editor on.  Do not select this option unless you
! have a scope type terminal or a Professional 300 series system.   The
! associated LET command is an example of a usefull RT-11 substitution.
! Normally, Pro 300 users select the next two lines.
!
!SET SL LET,KMON
!LET _;=:
!
! Load the DU device to prevent re-initialization every time the DU
! handler is fetched. This should be done only if your DU device is
! other than the system disk.     Professional 300 users should NOT
! select the following command.       Micro/PDP-11 users should not
! select the following  command  unless  they are booted from other
! than the RX50 or RD51 devices.
!
!LOAD DU
!
! If logical disks are to be utilized,  it is usually better if the
! logical disk handler  is  loaded.   This improves performance and
! is more convenient if  foreground  and/or system jobs are active.
! Pro 300 and Micro/PDP-11 users normally select the following.
!
!LOAD LD
!
! Use VM for scratch and work file space.   If you are a MACRO user
! and have sufficient  memory,  using  VM  for scratch storage will
! increase system performance.
!
!INITIALIZE/NOQUERY VM:
!ASS VM0 CF
!ASS VM0 WF
!
! If you are a Pro 300 user and have a color monitor, you may select
! the appropriate background and character colors.   Do  NOT  select
! the following commands if  you  do not have a Pro 300 with a color
! monitor. White on blue looks nice.
!
!SETUP WHITE ON BLUE
!
! Clear display and show memory.
!
!SETUP VT100,JUMP,DARK,CLEAR
!SHOW MEMORY
!DATE
!SET TT NOQUIET
!
! Get the revision levels of your MU's, if you have them
!
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