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                     75: %s: V%s
                     76: 2.5/bin/echo /etc/install: %s %s %s >>/etc/install.log/bin/date >>/etc/install.log/bin/rm -f /%s.[023456789]* /conf/%s.post/bin/rm -f /%s.* /conf/%s.post/etc/mount.all/bin/rm -f /%s.*/conf/%s.post -u/bin/echo /etc/install: success >>/etc/install.log/bin/date >>/etc/install.log/bin/echo >>/etc/install.log/etc/umount.allYou have completed the %s procedure successfully.
                     77: updateinstallationDon't forget to remove the last diskette from the disk drive.
                     78: /bin/sed -e s/SERIALNUM/`cat /etc/serialno`/g </usr/lib/uucp/L.sys >/tmp/L.sys ; /bin/cp /tmp/L.sys /usr/lib/uucp/L.sys ; /bin/rm /tmp/L.sysDoes your computer system have a modemYou must specify which asychronous serial line your modem will use.
                     79: See the article "%s" in the COHERENT documentation for details.
                     80: asyEnter 1 to 4 for COM1 through COM4:If your computer system uses both ports COM%d and COM%d,
                     81: one must be run in polled mode rather than interrupt-driven.
                     82: Do you want to run COM%d in polled mode/bin/ln -f /dev/com%d%sl /dev/modemp/dev/modem is now linked to /dev/com%d%sl.
                     83: p
                     84: Does your computer system have a printerYour printer is connected to your computer system either through a
                     85: parallel port or through a serial port; most printers are connected
                     86: through parallel port LPT1.
                     87: Is your printer connected through a parallel portEnter 1, 2 or 3 for port LPT1, LPT2 or LPT3:lpt%dEnter 1 to 4 for COM1 through COM4:If your computer system uses both ports COM%d and COM%d,
                     88: one must be run in polled mode rather than interrupt-driven.
                     89: Do you want to run COM%d in polled modecom%d%slpBy default, COM%d runs at 9600 baud.
                     90: If you need a different speed, refer to lexicon article "asy" after
                     91: the installation procedure completes.
                     92: Even if you know which port your printer uses under your existing operating
                     93: system, under COHERENT the port name may be different. For this reason,
                     94: we strongly recommend that you test your printer configuration.
                     95: If you test your printer configuration and see no output on your printer,
                     96: you can try a different configuration until you find the one which works.
                     97: Do you want to test whether your printer configuration is correctIs your printer a PostScript language printer/bin/echo 'PostScript
                     98: device
                     99: /dev/%s.' | prps -p10 >/dev/%s&/bin/echo -n 'This is printing on device /dev/%s.
                    100: ' >/dev/%s&Testing /dev/%s: process 
                    101: Did output appear on your printerNow try again, specifying a different port for your printer.
                    102: /bin/ln -f /dev/%s /dev/lp/dev/lp is now linked to /dev/%s.
                    103: Is your printer an HP LaserJet compatible laser printer/bin/ln -f /dev/%s /dev/hp/dev/hp is now linked to /dev/%s.
                    104: %s%sr/bin/ln -f /dev/%s /dev/rhp/dev/rhp is now linked to /dev/%s.
                    105: 
                    106: /bin/rm /etc/brc/bin/ln -f /etc/brc.coh /etc/brcInsert a disk from the installation kit into the drive and hit <Enter>./etc/mount %s /mnt -r/etc/umount %sCopying disk %d.  This will take a few minutes...
                    107: /bin/cpdir -ad%s -smnt %s /mnt /v`cat /conf/upd_suppress`/etc/umount %s/bin/echo /etc/install: disk %d installed >>/etc/install.log/mnt/%s.%d/%s.%dThe disk you inserted is disk %d of the kit;
                    108: it has already been copied to the hard disk.
                    109: Please try again.
                    110: The disk you inserted is not part of the kit.
                    111: Please try again.
                    112: Your COHERENT system initially allows logins by users "root" (superuser)
                    113: and "bin" (system administrator).  In addition, the password file contains
                    114: special entries for "remacc" (to control remote access, e.g. via modem),
                    115: "daemon" (the spooler), "sys" (to access system information), and
                    116: "uucp" (for communication with other COHERENT systems).
                    117: 
                    118: If your system has multiple users or allows remote logins, you should assign
                    119: a password to each user.
                    120: 
                    121: Do you want to assign passwords to usersYou must enter each password twice.
                    122: Do you want to assign a password for user "root"passwd rootDo you want to assign a remote access passwordpasswd remaccDo you want to assign a password for user "bin"passwd binDo you want to assign a password for user "uucp"passwd uucp
                    123: You should create a login for each additional user of your system.
                    124: Do you want to create another loginYou must specify a login name, a full name and a shell for each user.
                    125: Joe Smith might have login name "joe" and full name "Joseph H. Smith."
                    126: His home directory would be in "/usr" by default, namely "/usr/joe".
                    127: Do not type quotation marks around the names you enter.
                    128: Do you want home directories in "/usr"/usrWhere do you want home directories?Please enter a name beginning with '/', such as "/u".
                    129: %s is not a directory, try again.
                    130: /bin/mkdir -r %sLogin name:/etc/newusr %s Full name:"%s" %sCOHERENT includes two different command line interpreters, or shells.
                    131: A command line interpreter is a program which reads and executes each
                    132: command which the user types.  The available command line interpreters
                    133: are the Bourne shell (/bin/sh) and the Korn shell (/usr/bin/ksh).
                    134: Use the Bourne shell if you are not sure which shell to use.
                    135: After you have finished installing COHERENT, you can change the shell
                    136: for any user by editing the password file /etc/passwd.
                    137: Do you want to user %s to use the Bourne shell (/bin/sh)/bin/shDo you want to user %s to use the Korn shell (/usr/bin/ksh)/usr/bin/kshYou must specify either the Bourne or Korn shell.
                    138:  %sDo you want to assign a password for user "%s"passwd %s
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