# Messages file for !BtRiscBSD
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# Updated 01/02/97
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# The application's task name
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app.name: RiscBSD Bootloader

# Help message for the iconbar icon. Note that help gives a message
# "iconbar.<icon_number>", where the icon number isn't known until 
# runtime, so we use a wildcard to match any icon we own on the iconbar
# - as we only usually have one icon, this isn't normally a problem.

iconbar.*:This is the <app.name> icon.|MClick MENU for options or to Quit.|MClick Select for configuration window or to boot if the -iconboot option was used when running the program.

# Help messages for all windows created from the "mainwindow" template.
# Note how only the first 8 characters ("mainwind") can be used by the
# tags...

infowind.*: This is the <app.name> information window.

config.*: This is the <app.name> configuration window.
config.0: Click on BOOT to boot the RiscBSD kernel.|MThis will boot the specified kernel with the currently set configuration.
config.1: Click on Save to save the current configuration.|MThis will save the current configuration as the default and construct a fastboot file for this configuration
config.2: Click on CMOS to open to CMOS RAM configuration window.
config.3: This is the NetBSD daemon. Click here to see a list of the main Kernel contributers.|MBSD Daemon copyright Marshall K. Mucsick.

configpa.*: This is the <app.name> configuration window.
configpa.0: This section contains details on the RiscBSD kernel to boot.
configpa.1: This section contains details on the RiscBSD kernel to boot.
configpa.2: This section contains details on the RiscBSD kernel to boot.
configpa.3: This text field contains the file name of the RiscBSD kernel to boot.|MThe filename can also be filled in by dragging a RiscBSD kernel into this window.
configpa.4: This option specifies that the kernel file specified will be found on the native root device.
configpa.5: This option specifies the RISC OS filesystem that unixfs should use to access the RiscBSD root partition.
configpa.6: This is the RISC OS filesystem popup menu button. Click here to open a menu containing a choice of possible filesystems.
configpa.7: This option specified the RISC OS drive number that contains the RiscBSD root partition.
configpa.8: This section contains details on the kernel boot options.
configpa.9: This section contains details on the kernel boot options.
configpa.10: This section contains details on the kernel boot options.
configpa.11: This is the root device that will be mounted on booting.
configpa.12: This is the root device popup menu button. Click here to open a menu containing all the possible root devices.
configpa.13: This section contains details on the kernel boot options.
configpa.14: This field can be used to pass extra options to the kernel or the bootloader.
configpa.15: This option selects whether RiscBSD will boot in Single user or Multiuser mode.
configpa.16: This section contains details on the default display options for RiscBSD.
configpa.17: This section contains details on the default display options for RiscBSD.
configpa.18: This section contains details on the default display options for RiscBSD.
configpa.19: This field defines the screen mode to use on booting the RiscBSD kernel.
configpa.20: This section contains details on the default display options for RiscBSD.
configpa.21: This field defines the amount of memory to reserve for the display if VRAM is not present.
configpa.22: This section contains CPU options.
configpa.23: This section contains CPU options.
configpa.24: This option can be used to disable the CPU cache when RiscBSD is booted.
configpa.25: This option can be used to disable the CPU write buffer when RiscBSD is booted.
configpa.26: This option can be used to disable the FPA when RiscBSD is booted.
configpa.27: This option specifies that the FPA clock speed should be half the processor clock speed.
configpa.28: This section contains miscellaneous kernel options.
configpa.29: This section contains miscellaneous kernel options.
configpa.31: This option sets the maximum number of "in core" processes that are allowed. This option determines how much memory is reserved for level 1 page tables on booting.
configpa.33: This option specifies the size of the RAM disc that can be used in conjunction with booting from a floppy disc.
configpa.34: This is the ramdisc popup menu button. Click here to open a menu containing all the common ramdisc sizes.
configpa.35: This option specifies that the kernel symbol table should be loaded. This is used by the in-kernel debugger to resolve symbols names.
configpa.36: This field is used to enable remote kernel debugging.
configpa.37: This option forces the kernel to enter the in-kernel debugger as soon as the primary bootstrap has been completed. This is a debugging option.
configpa.38: This section contains special KTO (kernel team only) options.
configpa.39: This section contains special KTO (kernel team only) options.
configpa.40: This option is reserved for the Kernel team. It enables pmap debugging.
configpa.41: This field specifies the pmap debug level if pmap debugging has been turned on.
configpa.42: This option is reserved for the Kernel team. It enables the passing of vidc parameters.
configpa.43: This field contains the vidc parameters passed to the kernel.
configpa.44: This option is reserved for the Kernel team. It enables the passing of vidc parameters.
configpa.45: This field contains the vidc parameters passed to the kernel.

cmos.*: This is the <app.name> CMOS RAM configuration window.
cmos.2: This option sets the autoboot bit in the CMOS RAM. The fastboot loader will test this bit and will boot RiscBSD if set.
cmos.3: This option sets the reboot bit in the CMOS RAM. The fastboot loader will test this bit and will boot RiscBSD if set. This bit is used by RiscBSD to request a reboot and is cleared by the fastboot loader.

egotrip.*: This is the <app.name> ego window. These are the main people involved with the RiscBSD project.
egotrip.1: The RiscBSD core kernel team. These are people who are responcible for the majority of the kernel design and coding.
egotrip.2: Mark Brinicombe mark@netbsd.org|MPort Master, kernel, memory management, drivers, software porting, release engineer.
egotrip.3: Scott Stevens s.k.stevens@ic.ac.uk|Mfilesystems, scsi drivers, software porting.
egotrip.4: Rob Black r.black@ic.ac.uk|MXARM server + libraries, software porting.
egotrip.5: Neil Carson carson@rmcs.cranfield.ac.uk|MFloating Point Emulator.
egotrip.6: Wolfgang Solfrank ws@tools.de|MNetBSD Guru.
egotrip.7: Frank Lancaster fl@tools.de|MKGDB.
egotrip.8: Melvyn Tang-Richardson|MVirtual consoles, sound drivers, ethernet drivers.

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# error messages used in desktop.c
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err.0: Cannot create %s menu
err.2: Filename too long
err.3: Unregonised file type
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# error messages used in various modules
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err.1: Cannot create %s window
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# error messages used in config.c
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err.4: Cannot save configuration file %s
err.5: Cannot create %s popup menu
err.6: Cannot allocate temporary memory for %s
