On Nov 26, 22:26, Ian Primus wrote:
 On Wednesday, November 26, 2003, at 08:11 PM, John Lawson wrote:
 >  It's asking you to type in one  of the devices (whose designators 
are
   the
 left-most column) - ie. DB, SP or NS 
 I tried typing in DB, and the others that it said were "Present", but
 just got a Syntax Error. 
 
It will want the unit number as well (most of those controlers will
handle 2 or 4 disks), so it wants you to type "DB0" or possibly
"DB0:".
    DB should be
the main disk. 
 What does DB stand for? Is it the type of controller, a
 representation
  of where it's mapped, the type of drive, or is it
just a designation,
 and nothing else? 
D is for disk, B is the disk (or sometimes, controller) type.  176700
is the address for an RP04 controller.
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