5 Unsupported OpenVMS V6.2-1H3 files for Multia Systems   B   This procedure describes how to update OpenVMS Alpha V6.2-1H3 to5   bootstrap on a Multia Multi-Client Desktop System.    0   The Multia system is not supported by OpenVMS.  >   These files should be used entirely at your own risk.  TheseC   modifications are not supported by OpenVMS.  These images render  D   your OpenVMS system disk unbootable, and this firmware may render    your Multia system unusable.  >   0) Make a BACKUP of any files you wish to preserve, and make7      a copy of your OpenVMS Alpha V6.2-1H3 system disk.   ?   1) You need to load new firmware.  Place the following files:    		QSBYPASS.SCR	 		SRM.EXE   E      onto a DOS (FAT) format floppy.  Put the floppy into the Multia  C      and power it on.  It will automatically invoke the script and  H      install the SRM console.  When it reinitializes, remove the floppy.  B   2) You need to configure the Multia system to bootstrap without H      requiring a new set of OpenVMS system files.  To do this, you will I      create a NVRAM script and change certain settings to those required        for OpenVMS.         >>> edit nvram       * 10 d -p 2050 15      * 20 d -b eport:4d0 0      * boot dka0      * exit       >>> nvram  G      The NVRAM script allows you to store console commands that can be  J      executed by typing NVRAM at the console.  The editor is a BASIC-like K      editor that takes a line number, and a text string.  The LIST command  G      will show the current line numbers and current contents.  From the L      SRM (>>>) prompt, the command CAT NVRAM will display the current NVRAM J      script.  The example above also boots the system when invoked, though5      you do not have to do that if you don't want to.   G   3) You need to load various new OpenVMS images onto your system disk.   . 	$ COPY SYS$GYBDRIVER.EXE SYS$COMMON:[SYS$LDR]6 	$ COPY SYS$CPU_ROUTINES_1504.EXE SYS$COMMON:[SYS$LDR]$ 	$ COPY APB.EXE SYS$COMMON:[SYS$LDR]/ 	$ COPY SYS$EWBTDRIVER.EXE SYS$COMMON:[SYS$LDR]   I      The GYBDRIVER removes the need for TGA interrupts.  The CPU routines K      image causes the system to operate as an AlphaBook 1, an Alpha system  K      very similar to the Multia system.  The Ethernet and APB images allow        satellite bootstraps.  C   4) You will need to create a CD-R or separate disk containing the B      V6.2-1H3 bootable environment, and modify it to contain these      files.   