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BEWARE FILE FOR TOPS-10 VERSION 7.03 CUSP DISTRIBUTION
Revision: 1
Date: 27 February 1986
COPYRIGHT (c) DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION 1986. ALL RIGHTS
RESERVED.
THIS SOFTWARE IS FURNISHED UNDER A LICENSE AND MAY BE USED AND COPIED
ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS OF SUCH LICENSE AND WITH THE
INCLUSION OF THE ABOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICE. THIS SOFTWARE OR ANY OTHER
COPIES THEREOF MAY NOT BE PROVIDED OR OTHERWISE MADE AVAILABLE TO ANY
OTHER PERSON. NO TITLE TO AND OWNERSHIP OF THE SOFTWARE IS HEREBY
TRANSFERRED.
THE INFORMATION IN THIS SOFTWARE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
AND SHOULD NOT BE CONSTRUED AS A COMMITMENT BY DIGITAL EQUIPMENT
CORPORATION.
DIGITAL ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE USE OR RELIABILITY OF ITS
SOFTWARE ON EQUIPMENT WHICH IS NOT SUPPLIED BY DIGITAL.
BEWARE FILE FOR TOPS-10 VERSION 7.03 CUSP DISTRIBUTION
1.0 GENERAL INFORMATION
This BEWARE file is for general warnings only. BEWARE files for
specific products are in the SFD of that product on the CUSP tape.
The organization of the CUSP tape has changed slightly from the CUSP
tape shipped with Version 7.02. The GALAXY components are now in
their own SFDs under the GALAXY SFD. For instance, the LPTSPL
component can now be found in DSKB:[10,7,GALAXY,LPTSPL].
The CUSP tape consists of two volumes.
2.0 SOFTWARE CHANGES ON THIS TAPE
2.1 Copyrights
An examination of the CUSP tape will show that all the sources have
been changed. The products listed in the section "New Software" have
changed because of development. Some of the products listed in the
section "Maintenance Software" have changed by remastering the CUSPs
which have previously been autopatched; the rest of the products
listed in this section include edits which fix reported software
problems but have never been shipped in source form.
The products NOT mentioned in these two sections have not had changes
since their previous release. The only change to these sources is to
incorporate copyrights into their binaries. To prevent confusion of
the maintenance level of the product, no edit number has been assigned
to this copyright change.
2.2 New Software
The new products on this tape are:
1. ACCT
It is imperative that ACCT.BWR is read before installation.
This SFD contains ACTDAE, NEWACT, and REACT (which has been
completely rewritten).
2. ACTSYM
3. BACKUP
4. BOOT
Note that BTONCE does not run under 7.02.
5. BOOTM
6. CATLOG - This product is new.
The CATLOG program is the only reader and writer of
STRLST.SYS. When it is run for the first time, it looks up
the the existing STRLST.SYS file (file format 0) and converts
it to a new format (file format 1) under the same name.
Therefore, before running CATLOG, be sure to make a backup
copy of the old STRLST.SYS file for drop back purposes.
CATLOG will not do this for you.
7. CRSCPY
8. CTHNRT - Found on the DECNET tape.
This product replaces NRT which was shipped on the DECNET
tape with 7.02.
9. D60JSY - IBMCOM must be rebuilt using this product.
10. DAEMON
11. DECLAR
12. DIRECT
This product is an update of DIR which was shipped on the
TOOLS tape with 7.02.
13. DDT
14. FAL - Found on the DECNET tape.
This is now a separate product. It used to be a part of NFT.
15. FILCOM
16. FILDAE
The /ALL switch to FILDAE no longer implies /CREATE. These
switches are now independent of each other. Therefore if you
want another user to have total access and the ability to
create files you must specify /ALL/CREATE.
17. GALAXY
It is important that GALAXY.BWR is read before installation.
18. HELP
19. INITIA
20. JOBDAT
21. KNILDR - This product is new.
22. LCP - This product is new.
23. LINK
24. LOGIN
Due to the changes required by the new accounting system and
the major code re-organization that followed, some minor
incompatible changes exist between LOGIN %64 and previous
versions. There also exist a number of functional additions
to support 8-bit terminal I/O and a new mail interface. We
strongly suggest you refer to LOGIN.DOC for a complete list
of these changes.
The .DOC file states that LOGIN has been tested under 7.02
and 7.02/Autopatch monitors. While this is true, it has
received very limited testing. There are, however, no known
problems running under the previous monitor.
25. LOGOUT
26. MACSYM
27. NCPTAB
28. NETLDR
29. NETWOR
30. NFT - Found on the DECNET tape.
31. NIPGEN - Found on the DECNET tape.
32. NML - Found on the DECNET tape.
33. SCDSET
34. SPEAR
35. SWIL
This product has been moved from the TOOLS tape and is now
supported with use of the products that are built with it.
36. SYSDPY
37. SYSTAT
38. TWICE
39. UFDSET
40. UUOSYM
Read each product's .DOC file for a description of changes.
2.3 Maintenance Software
TOPS-10 is now being autopatched. Some of the products on the CUSP
tape have been "remastered" with Autopatch. That is, the product on
this CUSP tape has all patches inclusive of Autopatch tape #13. There
is also a class of products which are maintenance releases. The
remastered and maintenance released CUSPs are:
1. COMPIL
2. CREDIR
3. CREF
4. DELFIL
5. HELPER
6. MACRO
7. MACTEN
8. MAKLIB
9. MCB - Found on the DECNET tape.
10. NETGEN - Found on the DECNET tape.
11. OPSER
12. PIP
13. RSXT10
14. SCAN
15. TECO
16. TGHA
17. TKB36 - Found on the DECNET tape.
18. VNP36 - Found on the DECNET tape.
2.4 Deletions
The program CONFIG has been deleted from the CUSP tape because all
functionality has been included as an application in OPR.
3.0 IBMCOM
The D60JSY components from the CUSP tape distributed with this release
supersede any previous D60JSY components from an IBMCOM tape. IBMCOM
MUST be rebuilt with this D60JSY product.
The DDT11 and MACDLX which are on this CUSP tape have not been tested
with IBMCOM. You should use the DDT11 and MACDLX on the IBMCOM
distribution tape to build IBMCOM.
4.0 CUSTOMER SUPPORTED TAPE
The following products have been moved to the Customer Supported tape:
1. BOOTDX
Microcodes (including the DX10 microcode) can now be loaded
by BOOT.
2. SYSINF
The functionality provided by SYSINF has been incorporated
into GALAXY.
3. SPROUT
The BA10 is no longer supported.
4. QMANGR
No DEC-supplied software requires QMANGR. The functionality
provided by QMANGR has been replaced by the QUEUE. UUO and
GALAXY.
5. NRT - From the DECNET tape.
NRT has been superseded by CTHNRT because of DECnet-10
Version 4.0.