

       John, here's how our INITLIB modules currently break
             down :
     

       Modules in INITLIB previously, BOOT: and BOOT2:, single-sided.


                    BOOT:              BOOT2:
                   ______             _______

                   KERNEL             KERNEL
                   SYSDEVS            SYSDEVS
          ===>     CRT                CRTC    <===
          ===>     CRTB               CRTD    <===
                   A804XDVR           CRTE    <===
                   KEYS               A804XDVR
                   NONUSKBD1          KEYS
                   NONUSKBD2          NONUSKBD1
          ===>     BAT                NONUSKBD2
                   CLOCK              CLOCK
                   PRINTER            PRINTER
                   DISCHPIB           DISCHPIB
                   AMIGO              AMIGO
                   CS80               CS80
                   IODECLARATIONS     IODECLARATIONS
                   HPIB               HPIB
                   DMA                DMA
                   REALS              REALS
                   ASC_AM             ASC_AM
                   TEXT_AM            TEXT_AM
                   UXTEXT_AM          UXTEXT_AM
                   CONVERT_TEXT       CONVERT_TEXT
                   LIF_DAM            LIF_DAM
          ===>     CHOOK              LAST
                   LAST

    
      BOOT2: is now 2 sectors too large to fit on a single-sided
      floppy. What would be a good breakout ? Place CRTE in an
      INITLIB file of it's own and put this on a floppy called
      BOOT3:. This BOOT3: floppy would replace the BOOT2: floppy
      IF AND ONLY IF the customer is using a 98548, 98549, or
      98550 display card (and single-sided floppies). This would
      make the whole situation very easy to document.

      Comments, suggestions appreciated ... I don't know what else
      to do at this point.

      Jeff.
