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Date: Wed, 28 May 2003 17:43:16 -0700
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A kind employer once sent me to
some DEC training in Santa Clara,
Augustine Dr., black, glass building,
now, no doubt, vacant or torn down.
Anyway, we must have spent at least
a day learning to boot the beast with
the switches, but the machine at work
had an option -- something like, "Console
ROM ODT" -- where you could just type
@173???g or something similar. Maybe "@"
was ODTs prompt. The Supnick simulator may
require something similar.