Oh yeah, it was really 'self-explanatory' that in
order to use "TERMDSM" I had to find the "run"
command in "cstm".

Even list members couldn't point me in the
right direction until the fifth reply.  Replies
1 through 4 tried to tell me I had to have a
patch I neither wanted nor cared for.

No offense to those that wanted to help, but I
wanted to run it then, and not take the system
down for a patch.  All I wanted to know was
where it was in the menu.

cstm, yeah... easy... sure,  uh-huh.

P.S.  Is there a manual out for it yet?

Tracy Johnson
MSI Schaevitz Sensors


>-----Original Message-----
>From: Dennis Heidner [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
>Sent: Sunday, August 05, 2001 6:00 PM
>To: [log in to unmask]
>Subject: Re: System Administration.
>
>
>>>HP-UX ties everything into a easy to use "windowing"
>environment: SAM.
>
>But unix in general hasn't always had a "SAM" like tool,  that
>is fairly
>recent in the life of UNIX... done in part because UNIX is difficult to
>learn all the various options, nuances, etc.
>
>As for SYSDIAG, with MPEiX 6.5 we have the same "basic" tool
>as HP-UX...
>STM.
>
>The value of the  ":HELP" command should not be down played for MPEiX,
>for individuals trying to learn how to use MPEiX, or perform system
>administration duties,  the "HELP" command is far more useful then the
>corresponding "MAN" references for UNIX.
>
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