#!/bin/rc echo -n cpu > /env/service date > /env/boottime echo -n
     plan9 > /env/site

     # cs sets /dev/sysname, bind the ether to give cs # an address to
     look  up  ndb/cs # configure the swap channel mount -ct /srv/boot
     /n/bootesother other swap /n/bootesother/swap

     sysname=`{cat   /dev/sysname}    prompt=($sysname^'%    '    ' ')
     switch($sysname){    case    kremvax    #    big   multiprocessor
             NPROC=4         bind -b '#l' /net; ip/ipconfig          #
     ip/rarpd &    # only if you have suns to boot         ip/tftpd -d
     & ip/bootp          /mail/lib/mailcron  &          aux/listen  il
             aux/listen  tcp  case musca 135.104.9.6  # mips magnum as
     cpu  server          sysname=musca          bind  -b  '#l'  /net;
     ip/ipconfig          #  ip/rarpd  &    # only if you have suns to
     boot          ip/tftpd  -d  &  ip/bootp          aux/listen   tcp
             aux/listen  il  }  date >> /$cputype/log/$sysname echo -n
     'add tcp il udp' > /net/cs

     # configure the swap channel and start the pager # it  should  be
     put  on a file system that doesn't get backed up to optical disk.
     # we do this: # mount  -c  /srv/boot  /n/nobackup  other  #  swap
     /n/nobackup/swap  # # in the interim, you could try going to unix
     (see    u9fs(4)):    #    srv    tcp!kremunix!9fs     #     mount
     /srv/tcp!kremunix!9fs  /n/kremunix  #  swap  /n/kremunix/tmp echo
     swap not enabled, look at /rc/bin/cpurc