using the bootstrap loader

CONFIGURING THE THIRD STAGE
where:
type The type of processor board in your system. The following are the valid
values:
Processor Board
iSBC 286/10 board
iSBC 286/1 OA board
iSBC 286/12 board
iSBC 386/12 board
iSBC 286/ 100A board
iSBC 386/2X board or iSBC 386/3X Board
iSBC 386/116 board or iSBC 386/120 Board
4.3.9 %INSTALLATION Macro (BG3.AS6 Only)
4-14
286/12
286/12
286/12
386/12
286/100A
386/20
386/100
The %INSTALLATION macro specifies whether the generic third stage will enter the
monitor after loading the application system or not. The syntax of the %INSTALLATION
macro is:
where:
%INSTALLATION (monitor_entry)
monitor_entry The type of action the Bootstrap Loader is to take upon
loading the application system. If monitor entry is 'n' the
system loads and then executes with no monitor entry in
between. If it is 'y', the monitor is entered after the
system loads. You must type in the monitor GO
command to continue.
When the monitor is entered, as a result of specifying 'y' for the monitor entry parameter,
the Bootstrap Loader prints the following message to the terminal instructing you how to
proceed with the loading:
Insert the Start-up System Commands Diskette and type "G"
This is an example. The actual message will differ according to the type of system you are
booting.
NOTE
If your system has the D-MON386 monitor rather than the iSDM monitor, type
"GO < RETURN>" instead of "G < RETURN>.
Bootstrap Loader