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     INSTAL.DOC for DECSYSTEM-10



           Installation Information for Autopatch-10/20 V1.2
           -------------------------------------------------



     1.0  INTRODUCTION

     This document describes the procedures necessary  to  set  up  your
     DECSYSTEM-10  for  patching software with Autopatch-10/20 V1.2.  It
     augments the information provided in chapter  2  of  the  Autopatch
     Procedures/Reference  Manual.   This  initialization  operation  is
     required only once.  After it has been completed, you will be  able
     to  apply  the  patches  distributed  periodically in the Autopatch
     Kits.

     In order to set up your system for autopatching, you must create  a
     disk  directory  referred  to  as the autopatching directory.  This
     directory is used to  patch  and  rebuild  the  software.   In  the
     autopatching  directory you must install some of the files supplied
     on this patch tape as described in section 2 of this document.

     In addition, you must also prepare  a  distribution  directory  for
     each  product you intend to autopatch.  This operation is described
     for each of  the  autopatchable  products  in  section  3  of  this
     document.

     For  the  DECSYSTEM-10  the  following   products   are   currently
     autopatchable:
        
            Version 10B of ALGOL-10

            Version 23 of ANF10

            Version 2 of the APL products:
        
                APL-10
                APLSF-10

            Version 12B of COBOL-68/74

            Version 5A of DBMS-10

            Version 10 of DECMAIL/MS-10

            Version 7.02 of DECNET-10 MCB

            Version 7.02 of DECNET-10 UTILITIES

            Version 10 of FORTRAN-10

            Version 7.02 of GALAXY-10
                                                                  Page 2



            Version 4 of IBMCOM/ET-10

            Version 1 of IBMCOM/HASP-10

            Version 5.1 of LINK-10

            Version 1 of RMS-10

            Version 4C of SORT-10

            Version 7.02 of TOPS-10 and Utilities
                                                                  Page 3


     Autopatch  V1.2  is  supported  for  applying  only  those  patches
     provided  by  Digital Equipment Corporation as part of an Autopatch
     Kit.  Furthermore, those  patches  are  supported  for  distributed
     (field-image)  software  or  distributed  software  that  has  been
     modified only by autopatching.



     2.0  INSTALLING AUTOPATCH

     If you are not using an  autopatching  structure  named  DSKP:,  we
     recommend  that  you make an entry in your login procedures so that
     DSKP:  is assigned to be the structure you will be using.   If  you
     do  this  and  use the default [7,6] ppn, you will not need to edit
     the BACKUP retrieval command files provided to set-up  the  product
     distribution directories and to process the patch tape.

     The second save set of the patch tape contains  tools  and  control
     files  that  are used in the autopatching operation.  A list of all
     the files in this save set is given in section 4 of this  document.
     Use  the  BACKUP  program  to  restore  from  this  save set to the
     appropriate disk directories those files you need.

     The following files should be installed in  [1,4]  or  one  of  the
     directories belonging to SYS:
        
                PEP.EXE
                PEPB.EXE

     The following file should be installed  in  [2,5]  or  one  of  the
     directories belonging to HLP:
        
                PEP.HLP

     The following files should be installed in the disk  directory  you
     have set up as the autopatching directory:
        
                PEP101.PDF
                UPDATE.EXE

     In addition, a product-specific patch and build control file and  a
     product  description  file  must  be  installed in the autopatching
     directory for each product you intend to  autopatch.   These  files
     are  in  the installation save set of the patch tape.  See the last
     section for a list of these files.

     The installation save set also contains indirect command  files  to
     assist  you  in  setting  up  the product distribution directories.
     These BACKUP CCL files are intended to be run  interactively.   See
     the last section for a list of these files.

     For each product you intend to autopatch, you  should  install  the
     associated  control  files  in  the  autopatching  directory.   For
     example, if you intend to autopatch  the  APLSF-10-V2  product  you
     would install
                                                                  Page 4



                APL1S2.CTL      for APLSF-10 rebuild
                APL1S2.PDF      for Autopatch installation
                APL1S2.CCL      for preparing distribution directory
        
     in the autopatching directory.
                                                                  Page 5


     3.0  AUTOPATCH INSTALLATION OF SPECIFIC PRODUCTS

     3.1  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING ALGOL-10

     Before preparing this product for Autopatching, you should  install
     the  product  on  your  system  as  described  in  the installation
     documentation supplied on the product  distribution  tape.   Unless
     the  product is correctly installed, you will not be able to SELECT
     it for Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for  ALGOL-10 is referred to as the product installation directory.
     In most cases  this  will  be  [1,4]  or  one  of  the  directories
     belonging to SYS:.  This directory must contain the files:
        
                ALGOL.EXE
                ALGOTS.EXE
                ALGLIB.REL
                ALGDDT.HLP
                ALGOL.HLP

     *NOTE* The ALGOL distribution does not have a ALGOTS.EXE  file  but
     does  have  a  ALG310.EXE file.  For Autopatching this file must be
     named ALGOTS.EXE in  the  ALGOL  Autopatch  Installation  directory
     (INS:).   Unless  you  COPY or RENAME to create the ALGOTS.EXE file
     the PEP SELECT  process  for  ALGOL-10-V10B  will  fail.   An  edit
     supplied  for  the ALGOL compiler changes generated code to use the
     new generic reference to the OTS.

     The following file is required to build the ALGOL product.  It must
     be  available  either in the patching area (PAT:), the distribution
     area (DIS:), or in the installation area (INS:).

        From the first save-set of the Autopatch tape

        HELPER.REL

     This file will be moved from the Autopatch tape when you use one of
     the BACKUP CCL files described in the README file.

     You will need  to  copy  the  following  files  from  the  ALGOL-10
     distribution  tape  BB-D608D-SB(1600  BPI)  or AP-5069D-SB(800 BPI)
     into  the  disk  directory  you  have  set  up  as   the   ALGOL-10
     distribution directory.
        
        From save set ALGOL-SOURCES
        
        ALGCOD.MAC      ALGCON.MAC      ALGDDT.MAC      ALGDEC.MAC
        ALGEXP.MAC      ALGFOR.MAC      ALGFUN.MAC      ALGLIB.MAC
        ALGMAC.MAC      ALGOTS.MAC      ALGPRM.MAC      ALGSER.MAC
        ALGSTB.MAC      ALGSTM.MAC      ALGSYS.MAC      ALGUTL.MAC


     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
                                                                  Page 6


     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,ALG].  If  you
     wish  to use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,ALG] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this command file
     to change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.
        
        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:ALG10B.CCL[7,6]
        

     The Patch and Build control file for the re-build of  this  product
     as  well  as the Autopatch product description file are supplied in
     the Installation Save-set on the  Autopatch  tape.   See  the  last
     section  of  this  document  for a list of these files.  There is a
     BACKUP command file provided  in  the  first  Save-set  which  will
     restore  these  files  to  the  proper  directory.   See the README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
                                                                  Page 7


     3.2  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING ANF10

     You will need to copy the following files from the  TOPS  10  V7.02
     Monitor  distribution  tape BB-X140A-SB into the disk directory you
     have set up as the ANF10 distribution directory.
        
        CHK11.P11       DN2741.P11      DNCDDH.P11      DNCDDQ.P11
        DNCDMC.P11      DNCDUP.P11      DNCNFG.P11      DNCOMM.P11
        DNCRD.P11       DNCTAB.P11      DNDBG.P11       DNDCMP.P11
        DNDCP4.P11      DNDEV.P11       DNDH11.P11      DNDL10.P11
        DNDM11.P11      DNDN11.P11      DNDTE.P11       DNDZ11.P11
        DNLBLK.P11      DNLPT.P11       DNNCL.P11       DNNSP.P11
        DNNSP3.P11      DNRDA.P11       DNRDE.P11       DNTRCE.P11
        DNTSK.P11       DNTTY.P11       MACROS.P11      S.P11
        TSKTST.P11

     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,ANF].  If  you
     wish  to use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,ANF] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this command file
     to change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.
        
        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:ANFV23.CCL[7,6]
        
     The  MON702.CCL  file  will  also  put  the  files  for  ANF   into
     DSKP:[7,6,ANF].   Users of Autopatch for the first time do not need
     to  use  the  ANFV23.CCL  file  if  the  [7,6,ANF]  area  has  been
     established prior to use of the MON702.CCL file.

     The ANF product is NOT rebuilt by Autopatch.  The Autopatch process
     will  update  the  supported  sources in the DIS:  area.  After the
     INSTALL command has  been  processed,  the  customer  may  use  the
     sources  in  DIS:  to rebuild the product with procedures which are
     appropriate to the site.

     The Patch control file for the update of this product  as  well  as
     the   Autopatch  product  description  file  are  supplied  in  the
     Installation Save-set on the Autopatch tape.  See the last  section
     of  this  document  for  a  list of these files.  There is a BACKUP
     command file provided in the  first  Save-set  which  will  restore
     these  files to the proper directory.  See the README documentation
     file in the first Save-set for more information.
                                                                  Page 8


     3.3  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING APL

     Both APL-10 and APLSF-10 are  autopatchable  with  Autopatch-10/20.
     Before  preparing  these  products for autopatching, they should be
     installed  on  your  system  as  described  in   the   installation
     documentation supplied on the APL distribution tapes.

     To make the product autopatchable,  some  of  the  files  from  the
     product  distribution  tape  will  have to be installed in the disk
     directory that you have set up as the APL distribution directory.
                                                                  Page 9


     3.3.1  APL-10 -

     Before preparing this product for Autopatching, you should  install
     the  product  on  your  system  as  described  in  the installation
     documentation supplied on the product  distribution  tape.   Unless
     the  product is correctly installed, you will not be able to SELECT
     it for Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for  APL-10  is  referred to as the product installation directory.
     In most cases  this  will  be  [1,4]  or  one  of  the  directories
     belonging to SYS:.  This directory must contain the files:
        
                APL.EXE
                GENBAS.EXE

     You  will  need  to  copy  the  following  files  from  the  APL-10
     distribution  tape  BB-D477E-BB(1600  BPI)  or AP-C795E-BB(800 BPI)
     into the disk directory you have set up as the APL-10  distribution
     directory.
        
           From save set "REL LIBRARY"  

                APLB12.REL
                APLH12.REL
                APLB12.LNK
                APLH12.LNK

     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,APL].  If  you
     wish  to use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,APL] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this command file
     to change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.
        
        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:APL1B2.CCL[7,6]
        

     The Patch and Build control file for the re-build of  this  product
     as  well  as the Autopatch product description file are supplied in
     the Installation Save-set on the  Autopatch  tape.   See  the  last
     section  of  this  document  for a list of these files.  There is a
     BACKUP command file provided  in  the  first  Save-set  which  will
     restore  these  files  to  the  proper  directory.   See the README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
                                                                 Page 10


     3.3.2  APLSF-10 -

     Before preparing this product for Autopatching, you should  install
     the  product  on  your  system  as  described  in  the installation
     documentation supplied on the product  distribution  tape.   Unless
     the  product is correctly installed, you will not be able to SELECT
     it for Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for  APLSF-10 is referred to as the product installation directory.
     In most cases  this  will  be  [1,4]  or  one  of  the  directories
     belonging to SYS:.  This directory must contain the files:
        
                APLSF.EXE
                GENSF.EXE
                TENTAP.EXE

     You will need  to  copy  the  following  files  from  the  APLSF-10
     distribution  tape  BB-D476E-BB(1600  BPI)  or AP-5065E-BB(800 BPI)
     into  the  disk  directory  you  have  set  up  as   the   APLSF-10
     distribution directory.
        
           From save set "REL LIBRARY"  

                APLS12.REL
                APLG12.REL
                APLW12.REL
                APLS12.LNK
                APLG12.LNK
                APLW12.LNK

     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,APL].  If  you
     wish  to use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,APL] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this command file
     to change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.
        
        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:APL1S2.CCL[7,6]
        

     The Patch and Build control file for the re-build of  this  product
     as  well  as the Autopatch product description file are supplied in
     the Installation Save-set on the  Autopatch  tape.   See  the  last
     section  of  this  document  for a list of these files.  There is a
     BACKUP command file provided  in  the  first  Save-set  which  will
     restore  these  files  to  the  proper  directory.   See the README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
                                                                 Page 11


     3.4  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING COBOL-10

     Before preparing this product for Autopatching, you should  install
     the  product  on  your  system  as  described  in  the installation
     documentation supplied on the product  distribution  tape.   Unless
     the  product is correctly installed, you will not be able to SELECT
     it for Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for  COBOL-10 is referred to as the product installation directory.
     In most cases  this  will  be  [1,4]  or  one  of  the  directories
     belonging to SYS:.  This directory must contain the files:
        
                for Cobol-68    for Cobol-74    for 68 to 74 translation tool

     COBDDT.REL COBOL.EXE       CBL74.EXE       68274.EXE
     CPYLIB.EXE COBOLC.EXE *    CBL74C.EXE *    68274C.EXE *
     ISAM.EXE   COBOLD.EXE *    CBL74D.EXE *    68274D.EXE *
     LIBARY.EXE COBOLE.EXE *    CBL74E.EXE *    68274E.EXE *
     RERUN.EXE  COBOLO.EXE *    CBL74O.EXE *
                COBOLK.EXE *    CBL74K.EXE *    68274K.EXE *
                COBOLF.EXE *    CBL74F.EXE *    68274F.EXE *
                LIBOL.REL       C74LIB.REL
                LIBO12.EXE      C74O12.EXE

        * only if using the multi-segmented compiler (ONESEG==0)

     COBOL-10-V12B has been re-released to exclude Cobol-68.

     The following files are required to build the COBOL product.   They
     must   be  available  either  in  the  patching  area  (PAT:),  the
     distribution area (DIS:), or in the installation area (INS:).

        From the first save-set of the Autopatch tape

        HELPER.REL      MACTEN.UNV      UUOSYM.UNV

     These files will be moved from the Autopatch tape when you use  one
     of the BACKUP CCL files described in the README file.

     You will need  to  copy  the  following  files  from  the  COBOL-10
     distribution  tape  BB-H580C-SB(1600  BPI)  or BB-H580D-SB(1600 BPI
     RE-RELEASE)   or   AP-H581C-SB   and   AP-J450B-SB(800   BPI)    or
     AP-H581D-SB(800  BPI  RE-RELEASE)  into the disk directory you have
     set up as the COBOL-10 distribution directory.
        
        From save set "COBOL-Source"
        
        ACCEPT.MAC      ALBSTB.MAC      ALF.MAC         ARGS.MAC
        ASCEBC.MAC      ASCSIX.MAC      BISGEN.MAC      BTREE.MAC
        CANCEL.MAC      CBLIO.MAC       CDD.MAC         CHREQV.MAC
        CLEANC.MAC      CLEAND.MAC      CLEANT.MAC      CLRNAM.MAC
        CMNGEN.MAC      CMP.MAC         COBCOM.MAC      COBDDT.MAC
        COBFUN.MAC      COBOLA.MAC      COBOLB.MAC      COBOLC.MAC
        COBOLD.MAC      COBOLE.MAC      COBOLF.MAC      COBOLG.MAC
                                                                 Page 12


        COBOLK.MAC      COBOLO.MAC      COBST.MAC       COBTST.MAC
        COBVER.MAC      COMPD.MAC       COMUNI.MAC      COVRLY.MAC
        CPYLIB.MAC      CTREE.MAC       DEBSTB.MAC      DIAGS.MAC
        DIV11.MAC       DPADD.MAC       DPDIV.MAC       DPMUL.MAC
        DPSUB.MAC       DSORT.MAC       DSPFP.MAC       DTREE.MAC
        EASTBL.MAC      EBCASC.MAC      EDIT.MAC *      EDITB.MAC
        EXAM.MAC        EXPGEN.MAC      EXPON.MAC       FIX.MAC
        FLGDF.MAC       FLOAT.MAC       FNDPOP.MAC      FTDEFS.MAC
        GC.MAC          GD.MAC          GETASY.MAC      GETCPY.MAC
        GETGEN.MAC      GETITM.MAC      GETTAG.MAC      HANDAN.MAC
        IFGEN.MAC       IMPURE.MAC      INSPEC.MAC      INTERM.MAC
        IOGEN.MAC       IOTMP.MAC       IOTMPU.MAC      IPCGEN.MAC
        ISAM.MAC        KEY.MAC         KPROG.MAC       LBLERR.MAC
        LBLPRM.MAC      LCM10.MAC       LCMIPC.MAC      LIBARY.MAC
        LIBREL.MAC      LIBSHR.MAC      LILOWS.MAC      LINE.MAC
        LSU.MAC         MAGNEG.MAC      MATGEN.MAC      MESGEN.MAC
        METIO.MAC       METUNV.MAC      MMANGR.MAC      MMANGU.MAC
        MOVE.MAC        MOVGEN.MAC      MSCGEN.MAC      NSTRNG.MAC
        NTBSTB.MAC      NUBSTB.MAC      NUM.MAC         NUMEQV.MAC
        OPCTAB.MAC      OSTRNG.MAC      P.MAC           PC.MAC
        PD.MAC          PERF.MAC        PMATCH.MAC      PNZ.MAC
        PSCAN.MAC       PURAB.MAC       PURE.MAC        PUREC.MAC
        PURED.MAC       PUREE.MAC       PUREO.MAC       PURFG.MAC
        PUTAS1.MAC      PUTAS2.MAC      PUTAS3.MAC      PUTBIN.MAC
        PUTCPY.MAC      PUTERA.MAC      PUTGEN.MAC      PUTLST.MAC
        PUTRES.MAC      REMOVL.MAC      RERUN.MAC       RESOLV.MAC
        RMSIO.MAC       RPWGEN.MAC      SETRET.MAC      SIZ23.MAC
        SIZE1.MAC       SPAC.MAC        SQUIRL.MAC      SRTCRF.MAC
        SRTGEN.MAC      STINFL.MAC      STRGEN.MAC      SUBSCR.MAC
        TABLES.MAC      TODAY.MAC       TRACED.MAC      TRACER.MAC
        TRYNAM.MAC      USRDSP.MAC      XFRGEN.MAC      XPAND.MAC
        XPNPPL.MAC      ZERC.MAC
        RMSINT.UNV

        CMLSYM.MAC      DBDML.MAC       DBGETF.MAC      DBSDCL.MAC
        DMLERR.MAC      DMLIO.MAC       DMLVOK.MAC      GENDCL.MAC
        STRDCL.MAC      STRUNV.MAC

        If building DBMS into the OTS:

        SCHIO1.REL      STRHI.REL

        *NOTE* EDIT.MAC is renamed as EDITC.MAC in the distribution area

        From save set "COBOL-68-KL-Build"

        COBASM.MAC      for Cobol-68

        From save set "COBOL-74-KL-Build"

        COBASM.MAC      for Cobol-74

     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,CBL].  If  you
                                                                 Page 13


     wish  to use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,CBL] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this command file
     to change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.
        
     To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:CBL168.CCL[7,6]  for Cobol-68
                or
        /@DSKP:CBL174.CCL[7,6]  for Cobol-74
                or
        /@DSKP:CBL12B.CCL[7,6]  for Cobol-74 from the re-release tape
        
     Use of any of these files will also restore the SORT files  on  the
     COBOL  tape  to  the DSKP:[7,6,SRT] area.  Also the following files
     are restored by these CCL files but not used by Autopatch:

        CRELD.MAC       GETERA.MAC      SETEOF.MAC      SRTTAB.MAC
        STRNGL.MAC

     If you will be Autopatching BOTH Cobol-68 and Cobol-74 or the 68274
     Translation  Tool  and  one  or both of the compilers new files are
     required in the patching directory.  Obtain the COBASM.MAC file for
     Cobol-68 and make a copy named C68ASM.MAC.  Likewise, obtain a copy
     of  the  COBASM.MAC  file  for  Cobol-74  and  make  a  copy  named
     C74ASM.MAC.

     If you will be Autopatching the 68274  translation  tool  you  must
     create a copy of the COBASM.MAC file with the FT68274 switch set on
     and call it TRNASM.MAC.  For more information refer to section  6.0
     of the COBOL.INS file on the COBOL 12B distribution tape.

     Do not eliminate the COBASM.MAC file -  the  selection  process  of
     Autopatch requires this file to be present in the DIS:  directory.

     When SELECTing COBOL with PEP you will be asked if  you  are  using
     the  multi-seg  compiler.  Unless you have set the ONESEG switch on
     in the COBASM.MAC file the correct answer is YES.  In order to have
     Autopatch  include  the  SORT  module in the OTS you must create an
     empty file named CBLSRT.FLG in the patching directory  (PAT:).   If
     the   process  can  find  CBLSRT.REL  it  will  then  be  included.
     Likewise, in order to have Autopatch include support  for  DBMS  in
     the  OTS  you  must  create  an  empty file named CBLDBM.FLG in the
     patching directory.

     The Patch and Build control file for the re-build of  this  product
     as  well  as the Autopatch product description file are supplied in
     the Installation Save-set on the  Autopatch  tape.   See  the  last
     section  of  this  document  for a list of these files.  There is a
     BACKUP command file provided  in  the  first  Save-set  which  will
     restore  these  files  to  the  proper  directory.   See the README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
                                                                 Page 14


     3.5  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING DBMS-10

     Before preparing this product for Autopatching, you should  install
     the  product  on  your  system  as  described  in  the installation
     documentation supplied on the product  distribution  tape.   Unless
     the  product is correctly installed, you will not be able to SELECT
     it for Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for  DBMS-10  is referred to as the product installation directory.
     In most cases  this  will  be  [1,4]  or  one  of  the  directories
     belonging to SYS:.  This directory must contain the files:
        
                SCHEMA.EXE
                FORDML.EXE
                DBMEND.EXE
                DBINFO.EXE
                DAEMDB.EXE

     The following files are required to build the DBMS  product.   They
     must   be  available  either  in  the  patching  area  (PAT:),  the
     distribution area (DIS:), or in the installation area (INS:).

        From the first save-set of the Autopatch tape

        HELPER.REL      SCAN.REL

     These files will be moved from the Autopatch tape when you use  one
     of the BACKUP CCL files described in the README file.

     You will  need  to  copy  the  following  files  from  the  DBMS-10
     distribution  tape  BB-D478D-BB(1600  BPI)  or AP-C804D-BB(800 BPI)
     into the disk directory you have set up as the DBMS-10 distribution
     directory.
        
        From save set DBMS-SOURCE
        
                DAB10.REL       FMLANY.REL
                DABANY.REL      GENIO1.REL
                DBS10.REL       GENME1.REL
                DBSANY.REL      GENMS1.REL
                DBSCOB.REL      INF10.REL
                DBSDCL.REL      INFANY.REL
                DBSFOR.REL      MND10.REL
                DDL10.REL       MNDANY.REL
                DDLANY.REL      SCHIO1.REL
                FML10.REL       STRHI.REL

                DAEMD1.CMD
                DBINF1.CMD
                DBMEN1.CMD
                FORDM1.CMD
                SCHEM1.CMD

     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
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     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,DBM].  If  you
     wish  to use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,DBM] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this command file
     to change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.
        
        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:DBMV5A.CCL[7,6]
        

     The Patch and Build control file for the re-build of  this  product
     as  well  as the Autopatch product description file are supplied in
     the Installation Save-set on the  Autopatch  tape.   See  the  last
     section  of  this  document  for a list of these files.  There is a
     BACKUP command file provided  in  the  first  Save-set  which  will
     restore  these  files  to  the  proper  directory.   See the README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
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     3.6  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING DECNET UTILITIES

     Before preparing this product for Autopatching, you should  install
     the  product  on  your  system  as  described  in  the installation
     documentation supplied on the product  distribution  tape.   Unless
     the  product is correctly installed, you will not be able to SELECT
     it for Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for  DECNET-10-UTILITIES is referred to as the product installation
     directory.  In most  cases  this  will  be  [1,4]  or  one  of  the
     directories  belonging  to  SYS:.   This directory must contain the
     files:
        
                NCPTAB.REL
                NFT.EXE
                NML.EXE
                NRT.EXE
                SWIL.REL
                SWIL.UNV

     The following files are required  to  build  the  DECNET  UTILITIES
     product.   They  must  be  available  either  in  the patching area
     (PAT:), the distribution area (DIS:), or in the  installation  area
     (INS:).

        From the first save-set of the Autopatch tape

        ACTSYM.UNV      JOBDAT.UNV      MACTEN.UNV      UUOSYM.UNV

     These files will be moved from the Autopatch tape when you use  one
     of the BACKUP CCL files described in the README file.

     You will need to copy the following files from the  TOPS-10  DECNET
     7.02 distribution tape BB-X116A-SB into the disk directory you have
     set up as the TOPS-10 distribution directory.
        
           From the fourth save set - DECNET CUSPS
        
                FAL.MAC         SWILIO.MAC
                NCPTAB.MAC      SWIMEM.MAC
                NFT.MAC         SWIMSC.MAC
                NIP.MAC         SWINET.MAC
                NRT.MAC         SWIQUE.MAC
                SWIL.MAC        SWISCN.MAC
                SWIERM.MAC      SWITOU.MAC
                SWIFIL.MAC      SWIWLD.MAC
                SWIHLP.MAC      TSC.MAC

     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,CSP].  If  you
     wish  to use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,CSP] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this command file
     to change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.
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        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:DCN702.CCL[7,6]
        

     This command file will also restore the  files  necessary  for  the
     DECNET modules of the MONITOR to DSKP:[7,6,MON] area.

     If you have previously Autopatched the DECNET monitor  modules  you
     are advised to use the DNU702.CCL file to load the DECNET utilities
     and NOT the DCN702.CCL file.

     Users who have Autopatched NFT V1  should  RESTORE  NFT  with  PEP,
     DESELECT  NFT  with PEP, and use the DNU702.CCL file in preparation
     for the installation of DECNET-10-UTILITIES for Autopatching.   The
     new  utilities  product  adds  NCPTAB,  NML,  and  NRT  as  well as
     incorporating all edits to NFT.

     The Autopatch product description file for this product is supplied
     in  the  Installation Save-set on the Autopatch tape.  See the last
     section of this document for a listing of this file.   There  is  a
     BACKUP  command  file  provided  in  the  first Save-set which will
     restore  this  file  to  the  proper  directory.   See  the  README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
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     3.7  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING FORTRAN-10

     Before preparing this product for Autopatching, you should  install
     the  product  on  your  system  as  described  in  the installation
     documentation supplied on the product  distribution  tape.   Unless
     the  product is correctly installed, you will not be able to SELECT
     it for Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for   FORTRAN-10   is  referred  to  as  the  product  installation
     directory.  In most  cases  this  will  be  [1,4]  or  one  of  the
     directories  belonging  to  SYS:.   This directory must contain the
     files:
        
                FORTRA.EXE
                SINGLE.EXE
                FORTB.EXE
                FORTC.EXE
                FORTD.EXE
                FORTE.EXE
                FORTF.EXE
                FORTG.EXE
                DORTRA.EXE
                DORTB.EXE
                DOTRC.EXE
                DORTD.EXE
                DORTE.EXE
                DORTF.EXE
                DORTG.EXE
                FORO10.EXE
                FORLIB.REL
                FORDDT.REL

     The FORTRAN V10 product may be patched via source file updates with
     re-build  and/or  via  encrypted  EXE/REL file replacement.  If you
     desire to use encryption then KEY files must be retrieved from  the
     FORTRAN  distribution  tape.   You  will need to copy the following
     files from the FORTRAN-10 V10 distribution  tape  BB-D480F-SB  into
     the  disk  directory you have set up as the FORTRAN-10 distribution
     directory.

        From the save set "Source files for FORTRAN V10"
        
                FORTRA.KEY
                SINGLE.KEY
                FORTB.KEY
                FORTC.KEY
                FORTD.KEY
                FORTE.KEY
                FORTF.KEY
                FORTG.KEY
                DORTRA.KEY
                DORTB.KEY
                DOTRC.KEY
                DORTD.KEY
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                DORTE.KEY
                DORTF.KEY
                DORTG.KEY
                FORO10.KEY
                FORLIB.KEY
                FORDDT.KEY

     If you  are  also  using  DBMS  with  FORTRAN  you  will  need  the
     FORDBM.REL  file  from  the  fourth  save-set  of  the  FORTRAN V10
     distribution tape and the DBCS1F.CMD file from the second  save-set
     of the Autopatch tape.

     If  you  desire  to  Autopatch  FORTRAN  via  updated  sources  the
     following  files  are  required to build the FORTRAN product.  They
     must  be  available  either  in  the  patching  area  (PAT:),   the
     distribution area (DIS:), or in the installation area (INS:).

        From the first save-set of the Autopatch tape

        GLXMAC.UNV      HELPER.REL      MACTEN.UNV      QSRMAC.UNV
        RMSINT.UNV      SCAN.REL        SCNMAC.UNV      UUOSYM.UNV


     These files will be moved from the Autopatch tape when you use  one
     of the BACKUP CCL files described in the README file.

     You will need to copy  the  following  files  from  the  FORTRAN-10
     distribution  tape BB-D480F-SB into the disk directory you have set
     up as the FORTRAN-10 distribution directory.
        
        From save set FORTRAN-OTS-DEBUGGER

        F10REL.MAC      FDBMH5.MAC      FDBML5.MAC      FDBML6.MAC
        FDDT.MAC        FORBOT.MAC      FORCHR.MAC      FORCNV.MAC
        FORCOM.MAC      FORDBM.MAC      FORDDT.MAC      FORDST.MAC
        FORDUM.MAC      FORERR.MAC      FORFMT.MAC      FORHST.MAC
        FORINI.MAC      FORIO .MAC      FORMEM.MAC      FORMSC.MAC
        FORMSG.MAC      FORNML.MAC      FOROP .MAC      FOROPN.MAC
        FOROTS.MAC      FORPL2.MAC      FORPRM.MAC      FORPSE.MAC
        FORRMS.MAC      FORRTF.MAC      FORSRT.MAC      FORXIT.MAC
        M10REL.MAC      MTHARG.MAC      MTHCDX.MAC      MTHCGX.MAC
        MTHCNV.MAC      MTHCPX.MAC      MTHDBL.MAC      MTHDUM.MAC
        MTHGDB.MAC      MTHHST.MAC      MTHMSG.MAC      MTHPRM.MAC
        MTHSNG.MAC      MTHTRP.MAC
        F10LIB.CCL      F10OTS.CCL      FDBM5 .CCL
        FORPL1.FOR

        From save set FORTRAN-COMPILER
        
        ACT0  .BLI      ACT1  .BLI      ALCBLO.BLI      ARRXPN.BLI
        ASHELP.BLI      BLIO  .BLI      BUILD .BLI      CANNON.BLI
        CGDO  .BLI      CGEXPR.BLI      CGSTMN.BLI      CMPBLO.BLI
        CMPLEX.BLI      CODETA.BLI      COMSUB.BLI      DATAST.BLI
        DEBUG .BLI      DEFLT .BLI      DEFPT .BLI      DOALC .BLI
        DOXPN .BLI      DRIVER.BLI      ERROR0.BLI      ERROUT.BLI
                                                                 Page 20


        ERROVA.BLI      ERROVB.BLI      ERROVC.BLI      ERROVD.BLI
        ERROVG.BLI      ERROVR.BLI      EXPRES.BLI      FAZ1  .BLI
        FIRST .BLI      FMTLEX.BLI      FORMAT.BLI      GCMNSB.BLI
        GLOBAL.BLI      GNRCFN.BLI      GOPT2 .BLI      GOPTIM.BLI
        GRAPH .BLI      INOUT .BLI      INPT  .BLI      IOFLG .BLI
        IOPT  .BLI      LEFT72.BLI      LEFTFM.BLI      LEXAID.BLI
        LEXICA.BLI      LEXNAM.BLI      LEXSUP.BLI      LISTNG.BLI
        LISTOU.BLI      MAIN  .BLI      MEMCMP.BLI      MOVA  .BLI
        NUMIO1.BLI      OPTAB .BLI      OPTMAC.BLI      OUTMOD.BLI
        OUTZ  .BLI      P2S1  .BLI      P2S2  .BLI      P3R   .BLI
        PEEPOP.BLI      PH2S  .BLI      PH3G  .BLI      PHA2  .BLI
        PHA3  .BLI      PNROPT.BLI      REGAL2.BLI      REGUTL.BLI
        RELBUF.BLI      REQREL.BLI      SCAN0 .BLI      SCNR  .BLI
        SKSTMN.BLI      SRCA  .BLI      STA0  .BLI      STA1  .BLI
        STA2  .BLI      STA3  .BLI      STREGA.BLI      TABLES.BLI
        TBL   .BLI      TRACE1.BLI      TSTR  .BLI      UNEND .BLI
        UTIL  .BLI      VER5  .BLI      VLTPPR.BLI      
        CNSTCM.MAC      COMMAN.MAC      DGCMN .MAC      DNPT  .MAC
        DOPT  .MAC      ERR3  .MAC      ERRTB3.MAC      EXOSUP.MAC
        FLTGEN.MAC      GFOPDF.MAC      JOBD  .MAC      OPGNTA.MAC
        OWNDM .MAC      QTAB1 .MAC      REVHST.MAC
        A     .CMD      ALL   .CMD      B     .CMD      BLD   .CMD
        C     .CMD      D     .CMD      E     .CMD      F     .CMD
        G     .CMD      DA    .CMD      DB    .CMD      DC    .CMD
        DD    .CMD      DE    .CMD      DF    .CMD      DG    .CMD
        LEFT72.CMD      LEFTFM.CMD      
        F72BNF.SYN      FRMBNF.SYN      

        From save set FORTRAN-TOOLS 
        
        BLIS10.ERR      BLIS10.EXE      QSRMC2.UNV


     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,FTN].  If  you
     wish  to use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,FTN] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this command file
     to change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.
        
        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:FTN10.CCL[7,6]
                for source file updating

        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:FTN10R.CCL[7,6]
                for EXE/REL replacement updating
        

     If you use DBMS with FORTRAN and want to have the  Autopatch  Patch
     and  Build Control file build DBMSF you must create a dummy file in
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     the patching directory (PAT:) called FTNDBM.FLG.  The  presence  of
     this  file  on PAT:  will cause the BATCH control file to branch in
     order to perform the processing required to build  DBMSF.EXE.   You
     will  also need the DBCS1F.CMD file from the second save-set of the
     Autopatch tape.

     The Patch and Build control file and utility command files for  the
     re-build   of  this  product  as  well  as  the  Autopatch  product
     description file are supplied in the Installation Save-set  on  the
     Autopatch  tape.   See the last section of this document for a list
     of these files.  There is a BACKUP command  file  provided  in  the
     first  Save-set  which  will  restore  these  files  to  the proper
     directory.  See the README documentation file in the first Save-set
     for more information.
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     3.8  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING GALAXY-10

     Before preparing this product for Autopatching, you should  install
     the  product  on  your  system  as  described  in  the installation
     documentation supplied on the product  distribution  tape.   Unless
     the  product is correctly installed, you will not be able to SELECT
     it for Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for GALAXY-10 is referred to as the product installation directory.
     In most cases  this  will  be  [1,4]  or  one  of  the  directories
     belonging to SYS:.  This directory must contain the files:
        
                BATCON.EXE      ORION.EXE
                CDRIVE.EXE      PLEASE.EXE
                GALGEN.EXE      PULSAR.EXE
                GLXLIB.EXE      QMANGR.EXE
                GLXLIB.REL      QUASAR.EXE
                LPTSPL.EXE      QUEUE.EXE
                MOUNT.EXE       SPRINT.EXE
                OPR.EXE         SPROUT.EXE
        
                D60JSY.REL      MNTMAC.UNV
                D60UNV.UNV      MNTPAR.REL
                GALCNF.MAC      OPRPAR.REL
                GALCNF.UNV      ORNMAC.UNV
                GLXMAC.UNV      QSRMAC.UNV

     The following files are required to build the GALAXY product.  They
     must   be  available  either  in  the  patching  area  (PAT:),  the
     distribution area (DIS:), or in the installation area (INS:).

        From the first save-set of the Autopatch tape

        HELPER.REL      SCAN.REL        SCNMAC.UNV      UFDPRM.UNV
        UFDSET.REL      UUOSYM.UNV      WILD.REL

     These files will be moved from the Autopatch tape when you use  one
     of the BACKUP CCL files described in the README file.

     You will need to copy the following files  from  the  TOPS-10  7.02
     CUSP distribution tape BB-X128A-SB into the disk directory you have
     set up as the GALAXY-10 distribution directory.
        
        BATCON.MAC      BATCTL.MAC      BATLOG.MAC      BATMAC.MAC
        BATPTY.MAC      BATUSR.MAC      CDRIVE.MAC      D60JSY.MAC
        D60UNV.MAC      GALGEN.MAC      GLXCOM.MAC      GLXFIL.MAC
        GLXINI.MAC      GLXINT.MAC      GLXIPC.MAC      GLXKBD.MAC
        GLXLNK.MAC      GLXMAC.MAC      GLXMEM.MAC      GLXOTS.MAC
        GLXSCN.MAC      GLXTXT.MAC      GLXVER.MAC      LPTSPL.MAC
        MNTMAC.MAC      MNTPAR.MAC      MOUNT.MAC       OPR.MAC
        OPRCMD.MAC      OPRERR.MAC      OPRLOG.MAC      OPRNET.MAC
        OPRPAR.MAC      OPRQSR.MAC      ORION.MAC       ORNMAC.MAC
        PLEASE.MAC      PLRCAT.MAC      PLRDSK.MAC      PLRDSP.MAC
        PLRINI.MAC      PLRLBP.MAC      PLRMAC.MAC      PLROPR.MAC
                                                                 Page 23


        PLRT10.MAC      PLRTAP.MAC      PULSAR.MAC      QMANGR.MAC
        QSRADM.MAC      QSRADM.MAC      QSRALC.MAC      QSRDSP.MAC
        QSRFSS.MAC      QSRIPC.MAC      QSRMAC.MAC      QSRMDA.MAC
        QSRMEM.MAC      QSRNET.MAC      QSRQUE.MAC      QSRSCH.MAC
        QSRT10.MAC      QUASAR.MAC      QUENCH.MAC      SPRINT.MAC
        SPROUT.MAC

     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,GAL].  If  you
     wish  to use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,GAL] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this  command  to
     change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.

     An indirect command file which restores  all  autopatched  products
     from  the  CUSP  tape has also been provided.  The use of this file
     (CSP702.CCL)  will  place  this  product  in   the   DSKP:[7,6,CSP]
     directory.   Also, be sure to specify this directory for DIS:  when
     SELECTing the product with PEP.
        
        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:GAL702.CCL[7,6]
        or
        /@DSKP:CSP702.CCL[7,6]
        

     The Patch and Build control file for the re-build of  this  product
     as  well  as the Autopatch product description file are supplied in
     the Installation Save-set on the  Autopatch  tape.   See  the  last
     section  of  this  document  for a list of these files.  There is a
     BACKUP Retrieval Command File provided in the first Save-set  which
     will  restore  these files to the proper directory.  See the README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
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     3.9  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING IBMCOM-10

     Before preparing this product for Autopatching, you should  install
     the  product  on  your  system  as  described  in  the installation
     documentation supplied on the product  distribution  tape.   Unless
     the  product is correctly installed, you will not be able to SELECT
     it for Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for IBMCOM-10 is referred to as the product installation directory.
     In most cases  this  will  be  [1,4]  or  one  of  the  directories
     belonging to SYS:.  This directory must contain the files:
                                        HASP only

                D6LQ3.BIN               D6LQH.BIN
                D6LQ3.EXE               D6LQH.EXE
                D6LQ3D.BIN              D6LQHD.BIN
                D6LQ3D.EXE              D6LGHD.EXE

                D6TK3.BIN               D6TKH.BIN
                D6TK3.EXE               D6TKH.EXE
                D6TK3D.BIN              D6TKHD.BIN
                D6TK3D.EXE              D6TKHD.EXE

                D6TQ3.BIN               D6TQH.BIN
                D6TQ3.EXE               D6TQH.EXE
                D6TQ3D.BIN              D6TQHD.BIN
                D6TQ3D.EXE              D6TQHD.EXE

                IBMSPL.EXE

                D60SPD.EXE

     The following files are required to build the IBMCOM product.  They
     must   be  available  either  in  the  patching  area  (PAT:),  the
     distribution area (DIS:), or in the installation area (INS:).

        From the first save-set of the Autopatch tape

        ACTSYM.UNV      D60JSY.REL      D60UNV.UNV      GLXLIB.REL
        GLXMAC.UNV      HELPER.REL      JOBDAT.UNV      MACTEN.UNV
        ORNMAC.UNV      QSRMAC.UNV      UUOSYM.UNV

     These files will be moved from the Autopatch tape when you use  one
     of the BACKUP CCL files described in the README file.

     From a GALAXY build or installation you must  have  the  GALCNF.UNV
     file available in PAT:, DIS:, or INS:.

     You will need to copy the following files from the  TOPS-10  IBMCOM
     distribution  tape  BB-J992D-SB (ET) or BB-V552B-SB (HASP) into the
     disk directory you  have  set  up  as  the  IBMCOM-10  distribution
     directory.
                                HASP only
        
                                                                 Page 25


        10TK3.P11               10TKH.P11
        CHK60.P11
        D60SPD.MAC
        D6LQ3.P11               D6LQH.P11
        D6TQ3.P11               D6TQH.P11
        DEBUG.P11
        HBSC.P11
        IBMMAC.MAC
        IBMPAT.MAC
        IBMSPL.MAC
        IBMUSR.MAC
        INIT.P11
        INIT1.P11
        INIT2.P11
        LINDRV.P11
            *MACROS.P11
        MDCODE.P11
        MININT.P11
        MSGHDL.P11
        PROD.P11
        QUEING.P11
        S60.P11
        STGMAN.P11
        TRNTAB.P11
        XDEFIN.P11
        XDTE10.P11
        XDISPA.P11
        XDL10.P11
        XL3780.P11              XLHASP.P11
        XTENCM.P11

        DDT11.EXE
        MACDLX.EXE

      * Renamed as MACRO.P11 in the distribution directory

     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
     file will restore the  appropriate  files  to  DSKP:[7,6,IBMET]  or
     DSKP:[7,6,IBMHSP].   If  you wish to use this command file, but are
     not using the indicated SFD as your distribution directory you will
     have  to  edit  this command file to change the /RESTORE command to
     correspond to your directory.  If you do not use this command  file
     then  the  MACROS.P11  file  in  the distribution directory must be
     renamed or copied  to  be  MACRO.P11  before  the  product  can  be
     SELECTED.
        
        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:IETV04.CCL[7,6]  for IBMCOM-10-ET-V4
                or
        /@DSKP:IHSV01.CCL[7,6]  for IBMCOM-10-HASP-V1
        
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     The Patch and Build control file for the re-build of  this  product
     as  well  as the Autopatch product description file are supplied in
     the Installation Save-set on the  Autopatch  tape.   See  the  last
     section  of  this  document  for a list of these files.  There is a
     BACKUP command file provided  in  the  first  Save-set  which  will
     restore  these  files  to  the  proper  directory.   See the README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
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     3.10  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING LINK-10

     Before preparing this product for Autopatching, you should  install
     the  product  on  your  system  as  described  in  the installation
     documentation supplied on the product  distribution  tape.   Unless
     the  product is correctly installed, you will not be able to SELECT
     it for Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for  LINK-10  is referred to as the product installation directory.
     In most cases  this  will  be  [1,4]  or  one  of  the  directories
     belonging to SYS:.  This directory must contain the files:
        
                LINK.EXE                LNKOV1.EXE
                LNK999.EXE              LNKOV2.EXE
                LNKERR.EXE              LNKSCN.EXE
                LNKLOD.EXE              LNKXIT.EXE
                LNKMAP.EXE              OVRLAY.REL

     The following files are required to build the LINK  product.   They
     must   be  available  either  in  the  patching  area  (PAT:),  the
     distribution area (DIS:), or in the installation area (INS:).

        From the first save-set of the Autopatch tape

        HELPER.REL      JOBDAT.REL      MACTEN.UNV      SCAN.REL
        SCNMAC.UNV      UUOSYM.UNV

        From the second save-set of the Autopatch tape

        C1PLNK.CMD      C1POVL.CMD

     These files will be moved from the Autopatch tape when you use  one
     of the BACKUP CCL files described in the README file.

     You will need to copy the following files  from  the  TOPS-10  7.02
     CUSP  UPDATE  distribution tape BB-X128A-SB into the disk directory
     you have set up as the LINK-10 distribution directory.
        
        LNK999.MAC      LNKCOR.MAC      LNKCST.MAC      LNKERR.MAC
        LNKEXO.MAC      LNKF40.MAC      LNKFIO.MAC      LNKHSH.MAC
        LNKHST.MAC      LNKINI.MAC      LNKLOD.MAC      LNKLOG.MAC
        LNKLOW.MAC      LNKMAP.MAC      LNKNEW.MAC      LNKOLD.MAC
        LNKOV1.MAC      LNKOV2.MAC      LNKOVS.MAC      LNKPAR.MAC
        LNKPLT.MAC      LNKSCN.MAC      LNKSUB.MAC      LNKT10.MAC
        LNKWLD.MAC      LNKXIT.MAC      OVRLAY.MAC      OVRPAR.MAC
        PLTDCL.MAC      PLTGLB.MAC      PLTIO.MAC       PLTMTH.MAC
        PLTPRM.MAC      PLTUTL.MAC
        L1PLNK.CCL      LNK999.CCL      LNKERR.CCL      LNKINI.CCL
        LNKLOD.CCL      LNKMAP.CCL      LNKOV1.CCL      LNKOV2.CCL
        LNKSCN.CCL      LNKXIT.CCL


     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
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     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,LNK].  If  you
     wish  to use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,LNK] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this command file
     to change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.
        
        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:LNKV51.CCL[7,6]
        

     The Patch and Build control file for the re-build of  this  product
     as  well  as the Autopatch product description file are supplied in
     the Installation Save-set on the  Autopatch  tape.   See  the  last
     section  of  this  document  for a list of these files.  There is a
     BACKUP command file provided  in  the  first  Save-set  which  will
     restore  these  files  to  the  proper  directory.   See the README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
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     3.11  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING MCB-10


     Before preparing this product for Autopatching,  you  MUST  install
     the  product  on  your system as described in the DECnet-10 Network
     Generation and  Installation  Procedures  Manual  (AA-P379A-TB)  in
     Notebook  20  of  the  TOPS-10 Notebook set.  Unless the product is
     correctly installed,  you  will  not  be  able  to  SELECT  it  for
     Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for  MCB-10  is  referred to as the product installation directory.
     In most cases  this  will  be  [1,4]  or  one  of  the  directories
     belonging to SYS:.  This directory must contain the files:

        DNMAC.EXE
        DTEDMP.SYS
        DTEMPS.SYS
        DTEMPT.SYS
        NETGEN.EXE
        NIPGEN.EXE
        TKB36.EXE
        VNP36.EXE
        nodename.SYS

     nodename.SYS is the front end system file with your node name

     You will need to copy all of the files in the third save set of the
     TOPS-10  DECNET  7.02  distribution  tape BB-X116A-SB into the disk
     directory you have set up as  the  MCB-10  distribution  directory.
     These files should already exist in a disk directory as part of the
     original DECNET-10 installation.  An indirect command control  file
     to  retrieve these files has been included in the installation save
     set on this patch tape.  This file  will  restore  the  appropriate
     files  to  DSKP:[7,6,MCB].   If you wish use this control file, but
     are not using DSKP:[7,6,MCB] as  your  distribution  directory  you
     will  have to edit this command file to change the /RESTORE command
     to correspond to your directory.


        To use this command file, issue the following commands:

        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:DCN702.CCL[7,6]


     This command file will also restore the  files  necessary  for  the
     DECNET  modules  of the MONITOR to DSKP:[7,6,MON] and the files for
     DECNET UTILITIES to DSKP:[7,6,CSP].

     If you have previously Autopatched the DECNET  monitor  modules  or
     the  DECNET UTILITIES you are advised to use the MCB702.CCL file to
     load the MCB-10 files and NOT the DCN702.CCL file.
                                                                 Page 30


     The DECNET-10 front end build also  requires  the  following  files
     from the original installation:

        CETAB.MAC
        NETPAR.MAC
        NMLACC.MAC

     The above files are NOT on the  release  tape.   They  are  created
     during  the  required  installation process.  NMLACC.MAC is deleted
     after  a  successful  front  end  build  to  protect  the   Network
     Management  Access  Control  information  it contains.  Path to the
     directory in which your front end was built and do the following:

        .R NETGEN
        NETGEN>RESTORE xxxxxx.CNF

        ;where xxxxxx is your front end node
        ;name.  The configuration file (.CNF)
        ;was automatically saved when you did
        ;the original installation.

        ;If your site doesn't use Network Management Access Control
        ;skip the following 3 DEFINE commands

        NETGEN>DEFINE EXECUTOR MANAGEMENT USER foo1
        NETGEN>DEFINE EXECUTOR MANAGEMENT PASSWORD foo2
        NETGEN>DEFINE EXECUTOR MANAGEMENT ACCOUNT foo2

        NETGEN>FINISH

     Copy  CETAB.MAC  and   NETPAR.MAC   into   the   MCB-10   Autopatch
     distribution  directory.   If you wish the protection of having the
     NMLACC.MAC file deleted after a successful build,  rename  it  into
     the  directory  you  have set up as the patching directory, and the
     above procedure will be required before each  Autopatch  update  of
     MCB-10.   Otherwise,  copy  NMLACC.MAC  into  the  MCB-10 Autopatch
     distribution directory.

     When SELECTing this product for Autopatching the PEP  program  will
     ask  for  the  nodename.   Use the same name as was used during the
     initial  installation.   If  your  product  installation  directory
     (INS:)  does  not  include  the  front  end  system  image, usually
     "nodename".SYS, then copy it into that directory.

     Path back to your original directory.

     The Patch and Build control file for the re-build of  this  product
     as  well  as the Autopatch product description file are supplied in
     the Installation Save-set on the  Autopatch  tape.   See  the  last
     section  of  this  document  for a list of these files.  There is a
     BACKUP command file provided  in  the  first  Save-set  which  will
     restore  these  files  to  the  proper  directory.   See the README
     documentation in the first Save-set for more information.
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     3.12  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING MS-10

     Before preparing this product for Autopatching, you should  install
     the  product  on  your  system  as  described  in  the installation
     documentation supplied on the product  distribution  tape.   Unless
     the  product is correctly installed, you will not be able to SELECT
     it for Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for MS-10 is referred to as the product installation directory.  In
     most cases this will be [1,4] or one of the  directories  belonging
     to SYS:.  This directory must contain the files:
        
                MS.EXE

     The following file is required to build the MS product.  It must be
     available either in the patching area (PAT:), the distribution area
     (DIS:), or in the installation area (INS:).

        From the first save-set of the Autopatch tape

        GLXLIB.REL

     This file will be moved from the Autopatch tape when you use one of
     the BACKUP CCL files described in the README file.

     You will need to copy  the  following  files  from  the  DECMAIL/MS
     distribution  tape BB-P525A-BB into the disk directory you have set
     up as the MS-10 distribution directory.
        
        From the third save set

        MS.REL  (renamed as MS1V10.REL in PAT:)
        MSX.REL


     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,MS].   If  you
     wish  to  use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,MS] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this command file
     to change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.
        
        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:MS1V10.CCL[7,6]
        

     The Patch and Build control file for the re-build of  this  product
     as  well  as the Autopatch product description file are supplied in
     the Installation Save-set on the  Autopatch  tape.   See  the  last
     section  of  this  document  for a list of these files.  There is a
     BACKUP command file provided  in  the  first  Save-set  which  will
                                                                 Page 32


     restore  these  files  to  the  proper  directory.   See the README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
                                                                 Page 33


     3.13  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING RMS-10

     Before preparing this product for Autopatching, you should  install
     the  product  on  your  system  as  described  in  the installation
     documentation supplied on the product  distribution  tape.   Unless
     the  product is correctly installed, you will not be able to SELECT
     it for Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for  RMS-10  is  referred to as the product installation directory.
     In most cases  this  will  be  [1,4]  or  one  of  the  directories
     belonging to SYS:.  This directory must contain the files:
        
                RMS.EXE
                RMS.REL
                RMSCOB.EXE
                RMSUTL.EXE

     You will need to copy the following files from the  TOPS  10  V7.02
     CUSP distribution tape BB-X128A-SB into the disk directory you have
     set up as the RMS-10 distribution directory.
        
                RMS101.REL      RMS1C1.LNK
                RMS1P1.REL      RMS1S1.LNK
                RMS1U1.REL      RMS1U1.LNK
                RMSINI.REL      RMS1L1.CCL

     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,RMS].  If  you
     wish  to use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,RMS] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this command file
     to change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.
        
        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:RMS1V1.CCL[7,6]
        

     The Patch and Build control file for the re-build of  this  product
     as  well  as the Autopatch product description file are supplied in
     the Installation Save-set on the  Autopatch  tape.   See  the  last
     section  of  this  document  for a list of these files.  There is a
     BACKUP command file provided  in  the  first  Save-set  which  will
     restore  these  files  to  the  proper  directory.   See the README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
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     3.14  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING SORT-10

     Before preparing this product for Autopatching, you should  install
     the  product  on  your  system  as  described  in  the installation
     documentation supplied on the product  distribution  tape.   Unless
     the  product is correctly installed, you will not be able to SELECT
     it for Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for  SORT-10  is referred to as the product installation directory.
     In most cases  this  will  be  [1,4]  or  one  of  the  directories
     belonging to SYS:.  This directory must contain the files:
        
                SORT.EXE
                FSORT.EXE

     The following files are required to build the SORT  product.   They
     must   be  available  either  in  the  patching  area  (PAT:),  the
     distribution area (DIS:), or in the installation area (INS:).

        From the first save-set of the Autopatch tape

        HELPER.REL      MACTEN.UNV      SCAN.REL        SCNMAC.UNV
        UUOSYM.UNV

     These files will be moved from the Autopatch tape when you use  one
     of the BACKUP CCL files described in the README file.

     You will  need  to  copy  the  following  files  from  the  SORT-10
     distribution  tape BB-D489E-SB(1600 BPI) or AP-C802E-SB(800 BPI) or
     from the COBOL-10 distribution tape into  the  disk  directory  you
     have set up as the SORT-10 distribution directory.
        
           From save set SORT-SOURCE
        
                SORT.MAC        SRTFLT.MAC
                SRTCBL.MAC      SRTPRM.MAC
                SRTCER.MAC      SRTSCN.MAC
                SRTCMP.MAC      SRTSTA.MAC
                                SRTUUO.MAC

     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,SRT].  If  you
     wish  to use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,SRT] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this command file
     to change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.
        
        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:SRTV4C.CCL[7,6]
        
     This command file is valid for use  ONLY  with  the  separate  SORT
                                                                 Page 35


     distribution tape.  Use of any of the COBOL CCL files will load the
     SORT files from the COBOL distribution tape into DSKP:[7,6,SRT].

     The Patch and Build control file for the re-build of  this  product
     as  well  as the Autopatch product description file are supplied in
     the Installation Save-set on the  Autopatch  tape.   See  the  last
     section  of  this  document  for a list of these files.  There is a
     BACKUP command file provided  in  the  first  Save-set  which  will
     restore  these  files  to  the  proper  directory.   See the README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
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     3.15  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING TOPS-10-DCN

     You will need to copy the following files from the  TOPS-10  DECNET
     7.02 distribution tape BB-X116A-SB into the disk directory you have
     set up as the TOPS-10 distribution directory.
        
           From the first save set
        
                LLINKS.MAC
                NRTSER.MAC
                NTMAN.MAC
                ROUTER.MAC
                SCLINK.MAC
                SCMUUO.MAC
                SCPAR.MAC
                DECNET.FIL

     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,MON].  If  you
     wish  to use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,MON] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this command file
     to change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.
        
        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:DCN702.CCL[7,6]
        

     This command file will also restore the files necessary for the NFT
     product into the DSKP:[7,6,CSP] area.

     The Autopatch product description file for this product is supplied
     in  the  Installation Save-set on the Autopatch tape.  See the last
     section of this document for a listing of this file.   There  is  a
     BACKUP  command  file  provided  in  the  first Save-set which will
     restore  this  file  to  the  proper  directory.   See  the  README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
                                                                 Page 37


     3.16  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING TOPS-10-K?-V702

     Before preparing this product for Autopatching, you should  install
     the  product  on  your  system  as  described  in  the installation
     documentation supplied on the product  distribution  tape.   Unless
     the  product is correctly installed, you will not be able to SELECT
     it for Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for  TOPS-10  is referred to as the product installation directory.
     In most cases  this  will  be  [1,4]  or  one  of  the  directories
     belonging to SYS:.  This directory must contain the files:
        
        TOPS-10-KL      TOPS-10-KS

        RL72Z.EXE       RS72Z.EXE
        TOPL10.REL      TOPS10.REL


     The R?72Z.EXE  file  is  a  copy  of  your  current  monitor.   The
     Autopatch  process  will create a new R?72Z.EXE in the installation
     directory(INS:).

     The following file is required to build the  MONITOR  product.   It
     must   be  available  either  in  the  patching  area  (PAT:),  the
     distribution area (DIS:), or in the installation area (INS:).

        From the first save-set of the Autopatch tape

        EDDT.REL

     This file will be moved from the Autopatch tape when you use one of
     the BACKUP CCL files described in the README file.

     You will need to copy the following files  from  the  TOPS-10  7.02
     BB-X140A-SB   Distribution   tape,   BB-X128A-SB   CUSP  tape,  and
     BB-X130A-SB Customer Supported tape into  the  disk  directory  you
     have set up as the TOPS-10 distribution directory.
        
        From the 7.02 MONITOR dsitribution tape
        
        AUTCON.MAC L    CD2SER.MAC S    CDPSER.MAC L    CDRSER.MAC L
        CLOCK1.MAC      COMCON.MAC      COMDEV.MAC      COMMOD.MAC
        COMMON.MAC      COMNET.MAC      CORE1.MAC       D36COM.MAC
        D36PAR.MAC      D60SER.MAC      D6SINT.MAC L    D8KINT.MAC S
        D8SINT.MAC L    DATMAN.MAC      DCRSER.MAC L    DLPSER.MAC L
        DTASER.MAC L    DTEPRM.MAC      DTESER.MAC L    DX2COM.MAC L
        DZINT.MAC  S    ERRCON.MAC      FEDSER.MAC L    FILFND.MAC
        FILIO.MAC       FILUUO.MAC      FTEJBD.MAC      IPCSER.MAC
        JOBDAT.MAC      KLSER.MAC  L    KONPAR.MAC      KSSER.MAC  S
        LOKCON.MAC      LP2SER.MAC S    LPTSER.MAC L    MACSYM.MAC
        MONBTS.MAC      MOSSER.MAC L    MSGSER.MAC      NETDEV.MAC
        NETPRM.MAC      NETSER.MAC      NULFEK.MAC      ONCE.MAC
        ONCMOD.MAC      PATCH.MAC       PLTSER.MAC L    PSISER.MAC
        PTPSER.MAC L    PTRSER.MAC L    PTYSER.MAC      QUESER.MAC
                                                                 Page 38


        RDXSER.MAC      REFSTR.MAC      RH2PRM.MAC      RHXKON.MAC S
        RNXKON.MAC L    RPXKON.MAC L    RTTRP.MAC  L    S.MAC
        SCHED1.MAC      SCNSER.MAC      SEGCON.MAC      SWPSER.MAC
        SYSINI.MAC      T78KON.MAC L    TAPSER.MAC      TAPUUO.MAC
        TD2KON.MAC L    TM2KON.MAC L    TMPUUO.MAC      TMXKON.MAC L
        TRHKON.MAC S    TSKSER.MAC      TTDINT.MAC L    TX1KON.MAC L
        UUOCON.MAC      VMSER.MAC

        From the 7.02 CUSP tape

        JOBDAT.MAC      MACSYM.MAC


        From the 7.02 Customer Supported CUSP tape

        D6DINT.MAC L    D76INT.MAC L    D85INT.MAC L    DISSER.MAC L
        DLSINT.MAC L    DPXKON.MAC L    FHXKON.MAC L    FSXKON.MAC L
        FTDLS1.MAC L    KASER.MAC       METCON.MAC      SYSCHK.MAC
        TMXKON.MAC L    VBCSER.MAC L


        L=TOPS-10-KL  S=TOPS-10-KS  blank=common to both

     Indirect command files to perform this operation have been included
     in  the installation save set on this patch tape.  These files will
     restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,MON].  If  you  wish  to
     use  these  command files, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,MON] as your
     distribution directory you will have to edit these command files to
     change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.
        
        To use these command files, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:MON702.CCL[7,6]  for the 7.02 distribution tape
                or
        /@DSKP:CSP702.CCL[7,6]  for the 7.02 CUSP tape
                or
        /@DSKP:CSC702.CCL[7,6]  for the 7.02 Customer Supported CUSP tape


     The following files are created by running MONGEN at your site  and
     are  a required part of the build procedure.  They should be put in
     the Autopatch distribution directory for the monitor.
        
        TOPS-10-KL      TOPS-10-KS

        FKL.MAC         FKS.MAC
        HDWKL.MAC       HDWKS.MAC
        NETKL.MAC       NETKS.MAC
        TTYKL.MAC       TTYKS.MAC

     The MPE and DCN options to the TOPS-10 Monitor must be  autopatched
     before the Control file to build the monitor is submitted.
                                                                 Page 39


     The Patch and Build control file for the re-build of  this  product
     as  well  as the Autopatch product description file are supplied in
     the Installation Save-set on the  Autopatch  tape.   See  the  last
     section  of  this  document  for a list of these files.  There is a
     BACKUP command file provided  in  the  first  Save-set  which  will
     restore  these  files  to  the  proper  directory.   See the README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
                                                                 Page 40


     3.17  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING TOPS-10-MPE

     You will need to copy the following file from the TOPS-10 MPE  7.02
     distribution  tape BB-X133A-SB into the disk directory you have set
     up as the TOPS-10 distribution directory.
        
           From the first save set
        
                CPNSER.MAC

     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,MON].  If  you
     wish  to use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,MON] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this command file
     to change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.
        
        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:MPE702.CCL[7,6]
        

     The Autopatch product description file for this product is supplied
     in  the  Installation Save-set on the Autopatch tape.  See the last
     section of this document for a listing of this file.   There  is  a
     BACKUP  command  file  provided  in  the  first Save-set which will
     restore  this  file  to  the  proper  directory.   See  the  README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
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     3.18  PREPARING FOR AUTOPATCHING UTILITIES-10

     Before preparing this product for Autopatching, you should  install
     the  product  on  your  system  as  described  in  the installation
     documentation supplied on the product  distribution  tape.   Unless
     the  product is correctly installed, you will not be able to SELECT
     it for Autopatching.

     The disk directory in which you have installed the executable files
     for  UTILITIES-10  is  referred  to  as  the  product  installation
     directory.  In most  cases  this  will  be  [1,4]  or  one  of  the
     directories  belonging  to  SYS:.   This directory must contain the
     files:
                BACKUP.EXE
                COMPIL.EXE
                CREDIR.EXE
                CREF.EXE
                CRSCPY.EXE
                DAEMON.EXE
                DIRECT.EXE
                FILCOM.EXE
                FILDAE.EXE
                INITIA.EXE
                LOGIN.EXE
                LOGOUT.EXE
                PFH.EXE
                REACT.EXE
                SYSTAT.EXE
                UFDSET.REL
                UFDPRM.UNV

     The following files are required to build the UTILITIES-10 product.
     They  must  be  available  either  in the patching area (PAT:), the
     distribution area (DIS:), or in the installation area (INS:).

        From the first save-set of the Autopatch tape

        ACTSYM.UNV      HELPER.REL      JODBAT.UNV      MACTEN.UNV
        SCAN.REL        SCNMAC.UNV      UUOSYM.UNV      WILD.REL

     These files will be moved from the Autopatch tape when you use  one
     of the BACKUP CCL files described in the README file.

     You will need to copy the following files from the  TOPS  10  V7.02
     CUSP BB-X128A-SB distribution tape into the disk directory you have
     set up as the UTILITIES-10 distribution directory.
                BACKUP.MAC
                BACKRS.MAC
                COMPIL.MAC
                CREDIR.MAC
                CREF.MAC
                CRSCPY.MAC
                DAEMON.MAC
                DIRECT.MAC
                ENDECR.MAC
                                                                 Page 42


                FACTOR.MAC
                FILCOM.MAC
                FILDAE.MAC
                INITIA.MAC
                LOGIN.MAC
                LOGOUT.MAC
                PFH.MAC
                REACT.MAC
                SYSTAT.MAC
                UFDSET.MAC
                USGSUB.MAC

     An indirect  command  file  to  perform  this  operation  has  been
     included  in  the  installation  save set on this patch tape.  This
     file will restore the appropriate files to DSKP:[7,6,CSP].  If  you
     wish  to use this command file, but are not using DSKP:[7,6,CSP] as
     your distribution directory you will have to edit this command file
     to change the /RESTORE command to correspond to your directory.

     An indirect command file which restores  all  autopatched  products
     from  the  CUSP  tape has also been provided.  The use of this file
     (CSP702.CCL) will also place this  product  in  the  DSKP:[7,6,CSP]
     directory.
        
        To use this command file, issue the following commands:
        
        .R BACKUP
        /TAPE tape:
        /@DSKP:UTL702.CCL[7,6]
                or
        /@DSKP:CSP702.CCL[7,6]
        

     The Patch and Build control file for the re-build of  this  product
     as  well  as the Autopatch product description file are supplied in
     the Installation Save-set on the  Autopatch  tape.   See  the  last
     section  of  this  document  for a list of these files.  There is a
     BACKUP command file provided  in  the  first  Save-set  which  will
     restore  these  files  to  the  proper  directory.   See the README
     documentation file in the first Save-set for more information.
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     4.0  CONTENTS OF INSTALLATION SAVE SET


        File            Description
        ----            -----------
        PEP.EXE         Patch Exec Program
        PEPB.EXE        Patch Exec for BATCH
        PEP.HLP         PEP Help file
        PEP101.PDF      TOPS-10 Product Description Master file

        SOUPR.DOC       Documentation for the Source Update tool
        SOUPR.CTL       SOUPR Build Control file
        COMPAR.EXE      Compare module of SOUPR
        COMPAR.HLP      COMPAR Help file
        COMPAR.MAC      COMPAR Source file
        MERGE.EXE       Merge module of SOUPR
        MERGE.HLP       MERGE Help file
        MERGE.MAC       MERGE Source file
        PARSE.MAC       PARSE Source file
        PRS.MAC         PRS Source file
        UPDATE.EXE      Update module of SOUPR
        UPDATE.HLP      UPDATE Help file
        UPDATE.MAC      UPDATE Source file

        INSTAL.DOC      Installation Documentation for Autopatch 10/20
        AUTINS.DIR      Checksummed directory of the Autopatch
                           Installation Area

                *ALGOL-10*
        ALG10B.CTL      patch and build control file
        ALG10B.PDF      product description file
        ALG10B.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area

                *ANF10*
        ANFV23.CTL      patch and build control file
        ANFV23.PDF      product description file
        ANFV23.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area

                *APL-10*
        APL1B2.CTL      patch and build control file
        APL1B2.PDF      product description file
        APL1B2.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area

                *APLSF-10*
        APL1S2.CTL      patch and build control file
        APL1S2.PDF      product description file
        APL1S2.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area

                *COBOL-10*
        CBL12B.CTL      patch and build control file
        CBL12B.PDF      product description file
        CBL168.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area
                                for Cobol-68
        CBL174.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area
                                for Cobol-74
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        CBL12B.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area
                                for Cobol-74 from the re-release tape

                *DBMS-10*
        DBMV5A.CTL      patch and build control file
        DBMV5A.PDF      product description file
        DBMV5A.CCL      command file for preparing DBMS-10 distribution area
        DBSINF.REL      REL library file

                *DECNET-10-UTILITIES*
        DNU702.CTL      patch and build control file
        DNU702.PDF      product description file
        DNU702.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area
                                for utilities only
        DCN702.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area
                                for utilities and monitor modules

                *FORTRAN-10*
        FTN107.CTL      patch and build control file
        FTN107.PDF      product description file
        FTN107.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area
        DBCS1F.CMD      command file for building DBMSF

                *GALAXY-10*
        GAL702.CTL      patch and build control file
        BATCON.CTL      build control files
        CDRIVE.CTL
        GALGEN.CTL
        LPTSPL.CTL
        MOUNT.CTL
        OPERAT.CTL
        PLEASE.CTL
        PULSAR.CTL
        QUASAR.CTL
        QUEUE.CTL
        SPRINT.CTL
        SPROUT.CTL
        GAL702.PDF      product description file
        GAL702.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area

                *IBMCOM-10-ET*
        IETV04.CTL      patch and build control file
        IETV04.PDF      product description file
        IETV04.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area

                *IBMCOM-10-HASP*
        IHSV01.CTL      patch and build control file
        IHSV01.PDF      product description file
        IHSV01.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area

                *LINK-10*
        LNKV51.CTL      patch and build control file
        LNKV51.PDF      product description file
        LNKV51.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area
        C1PLNK.CMD      command file for LINK assembly
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        C1POVL.CMD      command file for LINK assembly

                *MCB-10*
        MCB702.CTL      patch and build control file
        MCB702.PDF      product description file
        MCB702.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area

                *MS-10*
        MS1V10.CTL      patch and build control file
        MS1V10.PDF      product description file
        MS1V10.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area

                *RMS-10*
        RMS1V1.CTL      patch and build control file
        RMS1V1.PDF      product description file
        RMS1V1.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area

                *SORT-10*
        SRTV4C.CTL      patch and build control file
        SRTV4C.PDF      product description file
        SRTV4C.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area
                                from SORT distribution

                *TOPS-10*
        T1L702.CTL      patch and build control file
        T1L702.PDF      product description file
        KL10.FIL        product build support file
                                for TOPS-10-KL-V702

        T1S702.CTL      patch and build control file
        T1S702.PDF      product description file
        KS10.FIL        product build support file
                                for TOPS-10-KS-V702

        MON702.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area
                                for either MONITOR

        DCN702.CTL      patch control file
        DCN702.PDF      product description file
        DCN702.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area
                                for utilities and monitor modules
        DECNET.FIL      product build support file
                                for TOPS-10-DCN-V702

        MPE702.CTL      patch control file
        MPE702.PDF      product description file
        MPE702.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area
                                for TOPS-10-MPE-V702

                *TOPS-10-UTILITIES*
        UTL702.CTL      patch and build control file
        UTL702.PDF      product description file
        UTL702.CCL      command file for preparing distribution area