Sun 3/100 - New toy.

At 07:14 PM 7/25/99 +0100, you wrote: Look at them :-) Actually the 3/110 just predates the OpenBoot stuff. While there is some forth buried in there somewhere its not to easy to find. Generally on the 3/110 there were *no* internal devices so if nothing is hooked up then there is nothing to boot from. Typically the three boot choices were: xy() - boot from SMD drive ie() - boot from the net sd() - boot from a scsi disk. The standard scheme is device(channel, unit, subunit)file since you probably don't have multiple interface cards channel will always be 0, unit is typically '3' for SCSI disks, or 6 for SCSI CD roms, XY use unit 0 or 1 typically. And subunit if you've got multiple devices on a controller (SMD drives often had two so you had xy(0,0,0) and xy(0,0,1)) --Chuck