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                     26: %s: V%s
                     27: 4.2/conf/ldker/bin/echo /etc/build: success >>/mnt/etc/install.logTIMEZONE="%s" /bin/date >>/mnt/etc/install.log/bin/echo >>/mnt/etc/install.log/etc/reboot -p/tmp/devicesr%s %s %d %d
                     28: scanf failed on /tmp/devices, n=%dtoo many devices, excess ignoredThe next step in installation is to scan each COHERENT partition
                     29: for bad blocks.  This will not write to the partition being scanned.
                     30: Be patient.  This takes a few minutes.
                     31: 
                     32: Partition %d (%s) already contains a COHERENT filesystem.
                     33: If you wish to continue to use the existing filesystem, you can skip
                     34: scanning it for bad blocks.  If you want to replace it with an empty
                     35: filesystem, you must scan it for bad blocks first.
                     36: Do you want to scan %s for bad blocksScanning partition %d:
                     37: /etc/badscan -v -o %s %s %sThe next step is to copy some COHERENT files from the diskette to the
                     38: root filesystem of your hard disk.  This will take a few minutes...
                     39: /etc/mount %s /mnt/bin/cpdir -ad%s /conf /mnt/confv/bin/cpdir -ad%s /tmp /mnt/conf/genv..............
                     40: /bin/cpdir -ad%s -smnt -sbegin -stmp -sconf %s / /mntv`cat /conf/upd_suppress`/mnt/mnt/bin/mkdir /mnt/mnt/bin/chmog 0755 bin bin /mnt/mnt/bin/echo /etc/build: %s %s >>/mnt/etc/install.log386updateinstallTIMEZONE="%s" /bin/date >>/mnt/etc/install.log/tmp/dev/bin/cpdir -d /tmp/dev /mnt/dev/tmp/drvld.all/bin/cp /tmp/drvld.all /mnt/etc/drvld.all/bin/chmog 0744 root root /mnt/etc/drvld.all/bin/cat /tmp/ttys >>/mnt/etc/ttyscd /mnt/lost+found; /bin/touch a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z; /bin/rm [a-z]/bin/ln -f /mnt/coherent /mnt/autoboot/bin/rm /mnt/etc/brc/bin/ln -f /mnt/etc/brc.update /mnt/etc/brc/bin/ln -f /mnt/etc/brc.install /mnt/etc/brc/bin/ln -f /mnt%s /mnt/dev/root/bin/echo export TIMEZONE=\"%s\" >/mnt/etc/timezone/bin/echo export TZ=\"%s\" >>/mnt/etc/timezone/bin/echo %s >/mnt/etc/serialno/bin/mv /tmp/*.proto /mnt/conf/tmp/dev/%sYou have installed the COHERENT operating system onto your hard disk.
                     41: To install files from the remaining diskettes in the installation kit,
                     42: you must boot the COHERENT system from the hard disk.  It will prompt
                     43: you to install the remaining diskettes in the installation kit.
                     44: 
                     45: After you finish reading this information, remove the floppy disk,
                     46: hit <Enter> and your system will automatically reboot.
                     47: 
                     48: If you type a partition number (0 to 7) while
                     49: the boot procedure is trying to read the floppy disk,
                     50: your system will boot the operating system on that partition.
                     51: If you type nothing, your system will boot COHERENT (partition %d).
                     52: active partition %d (%s).
                     53: You must boot the new COHERENT root filesystem on partition %d.
                     54: 
                     55: Now remove the floppy disk so your system does not boot from the floppy.
                     56: You MUST type %d when the system tries to read the floppy disk during the boot
                     57: procedure to boot the partition containing the new COHERENT root filesystem.
                     58: Reading existing partition tables...
                     59: This installation procedure allows you to create one or more partitions
                     60: on your hard disk to contain the COHERENT system and its files.
                     61: Each disk drive may contain no more than four logical partitions.
                     62: If all four partitions on your disk are already in use, you will
                     63: have to overwrite at least one of them to install COHERENT.
                     64: If your disk uses fewer than four partitions and has enough unused space
                     65: for COHERENT (%d megabytes), you can install COHERENT into the unused space.
                     66: If you intend to install MS-DOS after installing COHERENT,
                     67: you must leave the first physical partition free for MS-DOS.
                     68: 
                     69: The next part of the installation procedure will let you change the
                     70: partitions on your hard disk.  Data on unchanged hard disk partitions
                     71: will not be changed.  However, data already on your hard disk may be
                     72: destroyed if you change the base or the size of a logical partition,
                     73: or if you change the order of the partition table entries.
                     74: If you need to back up existing data from the hard disk,
                     75: type <Ctrl-C> now to interrupt COHERENT installation; then reboot your
                     76: system and back up your hard disk data onto diskettes.
                     77: 
                     78: COHERENT initialization normally writes a new master bootstrap program onto
                     79: your hard disk.  The COHERENT master boot allows you to boot the operating
                     80: system on one selected disk partition (the active partition) automatically;
                     81: it also allows you to boot the operating system on any disk partition by
                     82: typing a key when you reboot.  Mark Williams strongly recommends that you
                     83: use the COHERENT master boot.  However, the COHERENT master boot may not
                     84: work with some operating systems (for example, Xenix) if you make the
                     85: COHERENT partition active; instead, leave the other partition (e.g. Xenix)
                     86: active and boot COHERENT by typing a key.  If you do not use the COHERENT
                     87: bootstrap, you must understand how to boot the COHERENT partition using your
                     88: existing bootstrap program.
                     89: 
                     90: Do you want to use the COHERENT master boot/etc/fdisk -cBb /conf/mboot %s: read failed%s: invalid partition tableCOHERENTMS-DOSXenixcannot open COHERENT partition %d (%s)COHERENT partition %d (%s) is empty/etc/umount %s 2>/dev/nullcannot open partition tablesno COHERENT partition foundYour system includes %d COHERENT partition%s:
                     91: sDrive Partition      Device        Megabytes
                     92: %3d   %3d     %s      %.2f
                     93: 
                     94: Your system includes a large COHERENT filesystem (larger than %d megabytes).
                     95: You should repartition the hard disk to define smaller COHERENT partitions.
                     96: Do you want to repartition the hard disk
                     97: You must specify one COHERENT partition as the root filesystem.
                     98: The root filesystem contains the files normally used by COHERENT.
                     99: The root filesystem should contain at least %d megabytes.
                    100: The COHERENT root filesystem must be on partition 0 through 7.
                    101: COHERENT partition %d is marked as active in the partition table.
                    102: If you choose it as the root, you can boot COHERENT automatically.
                    103: 
                    104: Which partition contains the COHERENT 286 root filesystem?Which partition do you want to be the root filesystem?Enter a number between 0 and 7 which specifies a COHERENT partition.
                    105: 
                    106: Your current COHERENT 286 root filesystem is too small to contain the
                    107: COHERENT 386 update along with the on-line manual pages and the on-line
                    108: dictionary.  If you wish to have the COHERENT 386 on-line manual pages and
                    109: the on-line dictionary installed, you will need to do the following:
                    110: 
                    111:        1) Exit from the update.
                    112:        2) Boot from your existing COHERENT 286 root partition.
                    113:        3) Perform a full "backup" of ALL PARTITIONS on your hard disk
                    114:           include all of your existing programs, files, and any system
                    115:           files that you have modified using backup utilities "cpio",
                    116:           "ustar", or "tar".  If your hard disk includes partitions
                    117:           assigned to other operating systems, be sure to back these up also!
                    118:        4) Perform a full installation of COHERENT 386 using the same disks
                    119:           supplied for the update.  Note that you will need to increase the
                    120:           size of the root partition, or you will need to select a different
                    121:           partition to contain the root filesystem.   Please refer to the
                    122:           chapter on installation found in the COHERENT 386 release notes.
                    123: Do you wish to abort the updateInsufficient disk space for update!Partition %d contains only %.2f megabytes.
                    124: It is too small to contain the COHERENT root filesystem.
                    125: Are you sure you want it to be the root partitionNeed to add code for fsck here!You need to specify an abbreviation for your timezone,
                    126: whether you are east or west of Greenwich, England,
                    127: and the difference in minutes between your timezone
                    128: and Greenwich Time (called UT or GMT).  For example,
                    129: Germany is 60 minutes of time east of Greenwich.
                    130: Abbreviation for your timezone:Is your timezone east of GreenwichDifference in minutes from GMT:Abbreviation for your daylight savings timezone:%s:%d:%s:1.1.4%s%d%s%s:%d:%s%dwarning: filesystem size=%ld but partition size=%ldMost PC compatible computer systems use MFM, RLL, IDE, or ESDI disk
                    131: controllers and disk drives.  A few percent use SCSI disk drives.
                    132: Please indicate the type(s) of disk drive(s) used in your computer system.
                    133: If you are uncertain of the type, please select choice 1.
                    134: 
                    135: Are you using:
                    136: 
                    137: 1.  AT-compatible hard drive controller (IDE/RLL/MFM/ESDI).
                    138: 2.  SCSI hard drive controller.
                    139: 3.  Both.
                    140: 
                    141: Enter your choice:/etc/mkdev -b%s%s %s %sdvatscsiYou must create an empty COHERENT filesystem on each COHERENT partition
                    142: before you can use it.  Creating an empty filesystem will destroy all
                    143: previously existing data on the partition.
                    144: 
                    145: Partition %d (%s) already contains a COHERENT filesystem.
                    146: 
                    147: WARNING!!!
                    148: 
                    149: The installation process expects a NEW file system in the root partition.
                    150: If you are trying to update an existing COHERENT partition, you must run
                    151: the COHERENT update.  If you are trying to install again after a partial
                    152: or failed installation, a new root file system must be created again now.
                    153: 
                    154: Do you want to create a new COHERENT filesystem on partition %d/etc/mkfs %s %luThe attempt to scan %s for bad blocks previously failed.Do you want to create a new filesystem on it without a bad block list/etc/mkfs %s %lu/etc/mkfs %s %s/bin/cp /conf/boot %s/etc/mount %s /mnt/bin/mkdir /mnt/lost+foundcd /mnt/lost+found; /bin/touch a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z; /bin/rm [a-z]/etc/umount %s%s: root partition mkfs failedYou must create a filesystem on the root partition.
                    155: /bin/cp /conf/boot %s/bin/cp /conf/boot %sUUCPThe system name you chose is greater than seven characters in length.
                    156: abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789.-_abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789The name you chose contains invalid characters.
                    157: Would you like to choose a different name/tmp/patches/bin/sh %s/tmp/patches/tmp/%s.proto/tmp/dev/r%secho /conf/patch /mnt/coherent %s=0 %s=0x%lx:l %s=0x%lx:l >> %s
                    158: ronflag___entry/tmp/patchesecho /conf/patch /mnt/coherent \"%s\=makedev\(%d,%d\)\" \"%s\=makedev\(%d,%d\)\" >> %s
                    159: rootdevpipedev/tmp/patchesWe will now mount your existing COHERENT 286 root filesystem...
                    160: /etc/mount %s /mnt/mnt/devCorrupt or incorrect root filesystem specified/mnt/etc/serialno
                    161: A card included with your original COHERENT 286 distribution gives the
                    162: serial number of your copy of COHERENT.
                    163: 
                    164: Type in the serial number from the card:Invalid serial number, please try again.
                    165: invalid serial number
                    166: Removing old on-line COHERENT manual pages -- please wait...
                    167: /bin/rm -rf /mnt/usr/man/ALL /mnt/usr/man/COHERENT /mnt/usr/man/MULTI /mnt/usr/man/man.tar*/mnt/old_coh
                    168: Saving existing configuration files to directory /old_coh -- please wait...
                    169: 
                    170: mkdir -r `cat /conf/upd_dirs`for a in `cat /conf/upd_save` ; do ; cp -d /mnt/$a /mnt/old_coh/$a 2>/dev/null && echo $a... ; done ; echoDirectory /old_coh contains configuration file backups.
                    171: rm -f /mnt/coherent.* /mnt/drv/*/etc/umount %sYou can run COHERENT with or without conversion for daylight savings time
                    172: (summer time).  You should normally run with daylight savings time
                    173: conversion.  However, if you are going to use both COHERENT and MS-DOS
                    174: and you choose to run with daylight savings time conversion,
                    175: your time will be wrong (by one hour) during daylight savings time
                    176: while you are running under MS-DOS.
                    177: 
                    178: Do you want COHERENT to use daylight savings time conversion
                    179: By default, COHERENT assumes daylight savings time begins on the
                    180: first Sunday in April and ends on the last Sunday in October.
                    181: If you want to change the defaults, edit the file "/etc/timezone"
                    182: after you finish installing COHERENT.
                    183: 
                    184: Is daylight savings time currently in effect/bin/date `/etc/ATclock` > /dev/null
                    185: According to your system clock, your local date and time are:
                    186: %s
                    187: Is this correctThe command which sets the internal real-time clock of your system is
                    188: failing repeatedly.  Either you are entering the date and time incorrectly
                    189: or your clock hardware is not completely AT-compatible.  If your clock
                    190: hardware is incompatible, you can continue with the installation without
                    191: setting the clock correctly.  However, if you do so, subsequent clock
                    192: references (including file access and modification time information) will be
                    193: incorrect and some commands (such as "date") will not function correctly.
                    194: Do you want to proceed without setting the clock correctly
                    195: Enter the correct date and time in the form YYMMDDHHMM.SS:/etc/ATclock %s >/dev/null/bin/date `/etc/ATclock` >/dev/null/etc/ATclock %02d%02d%02d%02d%02d.%02d >/dev/nullPlease choose one of the following timezones:
                    196:        0       Central European
                    197:        1       Greenwich
                    198:        2       Newfoundland
                    199:        3       Atlantic
                    200:        4       Eastern
                    201:        5       Central
                    202:        6       Mountain
                    203:        7       Pacific
                    204:        8       Yukon
                    205:        9       Alaska
                    206:        10      Bering
                    207:        11      Hawaii
                    208:        12      Other
                    209: Timezone code:EST:-60:EDT:1.1.4GMT:000:GDT:1.1.4NST:210:NDT:1.1.4AST:240:ADT:1.1.4EST:300:EDT:1.1.4CST:360:CDT:1.1.4MST:420:MDT:1.1.4PST:480:PDT:1.1.4YST:540:YDT:1.1.4AST:600:ADT:1.1.4BST:660:BDT:1.1.4HST:600:HDT:1.1.4%.3s%d%cDT%.3s%d
                    210: Your current local date and time are now:
                    211: TIMEZONE='%s' /bin/date -s `/etc/ATclock`/bin/echo export TIMEZONE=\"%s\" >/tmp/timezone/bin/echo export TZ=\"%s\" >>/tmp/timezoneIs this correct/bin/echo /dev/root >>/mnt/etc/checklistYour system includes %d partition%s in addition to the root partition.
                    212: These partitions are usually mounted on directories in the COHERENT
                    213: root filesystem when the system goes into multiuser mode.
                    214: For example, one non-root partition might be mounted on
                    215: directory "/u", another on "/v", and so on.
                    216: You now may specify where you want each partition mounted.
                    217: s
                    218: Partition %d (%s):
                    219: Do you want %s mountedWhere do you want to mount it?Type a directory name beginning with '/', such as "/u".
                    220: /mnt/%s%s exists but is not a directory.
                    221: Directory %s already exists.
                    222: Are you sure you want %s mounted on %s/bin/mkdir -r /mnt%s/bin/chown bin /mnt%s/bin/chgrp bin /mnt%s%s will be mounted on %s when COHERENT goes multiuser.
                    223: /mnt/dev/%s/bin/ln -f /mnt%s /mnt/dev/%s/dev/%s is linked to %s to provide a mnemonic device name.
                    224: /bin/echo /etc/mount /dev/%s %s >>/mnt/etc/mount.all/bin/echo /etc/mount %s %s >>/mnt/etc/mount.all/bin/echo /etc/umount /dev/%s >>/mnt/etc/umount.all/bin/echo /etc/umount %s >>/mnt/etc/umount.all/mnt/dev/r%s/bin/ln -f /mnt%s /mnt/dev/r%s/dev/r%s is linked to %s to provide a mnemonic device name.
                    225: /bin/echo /dev/r%s >>/mnt/etc/checklist/bin/echo %s >>/mnt/etc/checklist/bin/echo %s >>/mnt/etc/checklist/bin/echo /dev/root >>/mnt/etc/checklistDo you use both COHERENT and MS-DOS on your hard diskEnter the partition number of your MS-DOS partition:/bin/ln -f /mnt%s /mnt/dev/dosDevice name /dev/dos is now linked to %s for use as a mnemonic
                    226: device name.  You may use the "dos*" family of commands to transfer files
                    227: to and from the MS-DOS partition on your hard disk as well as MS-DOS floppies.
                    228: 
                    229: /mnt/etc/uucpnameIn order to use COHERENT's electronic mail facility and UUCP subsystem,
                    230: you must choose a "site name" for your computer system.  In general, a site
                    231: name consists of lower case letters or digits and should be at most seven
                    232: characters in length.  The name you choose should be unique if you intend
                    233: to access any other computer systems.  Some of the more well known site
                    234: names include "mwc", "uunet", "clout", "decwrl", "hp", "kgbvax", "prep",
                    235: "seismo", and "ucbvax".
                    236: 
                    237: Please enter the site name for this system: /bin/echo "%s" >/mnt/etc/uucpname/mnt/etc/domain
                    238: The COHERENT mail subsystem supports "domain addressing" in addition to
                    239: traditional "bang paths".  Until your system becomes part of a registered
                    240: domain, you may use the UUCP pseudo-domain.  Domain names consist of groups
                    241: of letters and digits separated by periods (dots).  Some of the more well
                    242: known domains include "com", "edu", "gov", "org", "net", as well as domains
                    243: covering a geographical area, such as the Chicago area "chi.il.us" domain.
                    244: If you are not registered in a domain, or if you are uncertain about this
                    245: question, simply press the <Enter> key to default to the UUCP pseudo-domain.
                    246: 
                    247: Please enter the domain name for this system: /bin/echo "%s" >/mnt/etc/domain
                    248: 
                    249: 
                    250: 
                    251: 
                    252: 
                    253: 
                    254: 
                    255:                               The COHERENT System
                    256: 
                    257:                 Copyright (c) 1982, 1992 by Mark Williams Company
                    258: 
                    259:                      60 Revere Drive, Northbrook, IL  60062
                    260: 
                    261:                         708-291-6700, 708-291-6750 (FAX)
                    262: 
                    263: 
                    264: 
                    265: 
                    266: 
                    267: 
                    268: Welcome to the COHERENT operating system!
                    269: 
                    270: Your computer is now running COHERENT 386 from the floppy disk.
                    271: This program will update your existing COHERENT 286 system to COHERENT 386.
                    272: 
                    273: Be sure to read the section on "Updating" in the COHERENT 386 Release
                    274: Notes prior to attempting this update!
                    275: 
                    276: Please be patient and read the instructions on the screen carefully.
                    277: 
                    278: This program will install COHERENT onto your hard disk.
                    279: 
                    280: If you are already running COHERENT on your hard disk, you must perform an
                    281: update rather than a full installation.  To do so, please REBOOT NOW and
                    282: follow the detailed update instructions in the COHERENT release notes supplied
                    283: with this release.
                    284: 
                    285: You can interrupt installation at any time by typing <Ctrl-C>;
                    286: then reboot and start the installation procedure again.
                    287: Please be patient and read the instructions on the screen carefully.
                    288: 
                    289: /etc/kbdinstall -u/etc/kbdinstall -bA card included with your distribution gives the serial number
                    290: of your copy of COHERENT.
                    291: Type in the serial number from the card:Invalid serial number, please try again.
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