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;    Title:   BSERR.A86
;
;    The iRMX Bootstrap Error Routine configuration file consists
;    of an include of the configuration macros in "bserr.inc",
;    followed by configuration macros for option selection
;    and the "end" macro.
;
;    The option selection macros have no arguments and serve to
;    determine how the bootstrap will report errors if they
;    occur.  If no options are selected, the bserr routine
;    will display no error messages.
;
;    console     Causes the bootstrap error routine to print
;                messages on the console when errors occur. By
;                default these messages are very short.
;
;    text        Causes the bootstrap error routine to print longer,
;                more descriptive messages when an error occurs.  
;                (This macro automatically includes console.)
;
;    list        Causes the bootstrap error routine to print a list
;                of the available devices whenever the user enters an
;                invalid device name in manual mode.
;                (This macro automatically includes console and text.)
;                This macro may only be used if the manual macro is used
;                in the bs1 configuration file.
;
;    The following option selection macros serve to determine what the
;    bootstrap error routine will do after reporting the error.  Only 
;    ONE of the following three may be invoked. 
;
;    again       Causes the bootstrap routine to jump back to the firststage
;                and try again.  This is recommended when the bootstrap is
;                configured with a console device.
;
;    int1        Causes the Bootstrap to execute an int 1 instruction.  This
;                is used to return to a monitor after a booting failure.
;
;    int3        Causes the Bootstrap to execute an int 3 instruction.  This
;                is used to return to a monitor after a booting failure.
;
;    halt        This causes the Bootstrap to come to a halt after an error.
;                (If None of the macros console, text, or list, are invoked,
;                 halt or int3 are the best selections.  In these cases, the
;                 error code can be found in the CX register after the hlt
;                 or int3 is performed.)
; 
;
;    The file must end with an end macro.
;
;    Macros called have a percent sign, others have a semicolon.
;
;    Note that the console macro in this file is independent of the
;    console macro in the BS1.A86 file.
;
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$include(:f1:bserr.inc)

;console
;text
%list

;again
;int1
%int3
;halt

%end