HP 9000 200 Series Manual page 83

This example catalogs the directory which is superior to the current working directory:
CAT " .. "
If you were located in the MARK directory, for example, this command would catalog
the USERS directory (located above MARK in the above diagram).
Files Not on the Default Volume
If the file is not on the default volume, then you must include the volume specifier. The
volume specifier is the information on the label which you should have affixed to each of
your mass storage volumes during installation. (If not, see the "Verifying and Labeling
Peripherals" chapter in Installing and Maintaining the BASIC System manual.
Here is a pictorial description of a typical hardware configuration (a device with both a
hard and a flexible disc drive):
Flexible disc's
volume specifier
sticker (unit 1)
Hard disc's
volume specifier
sticker (unit 0)
Cable connected to
~- ...... -- the HP-IB interface
at select code 7.
This disc is set to
"'--HP-IB primary address 0
(by switches on back.)
The following LOAD statement specifies the file named "MY _PROG", located on the
volume connected to the computer through the HP-IB interface at select code 7, with
primary address 0, and unit number 1:
LOAD IMY_PROG:CS80.700.1"
or
LOAD liMY _PROG: .700.1"
The following CAT statement catalogs the hard-disc volume in the above example; it is
at the same select code and primary address, but it has a unit number of 0 (which is the
default when the unit number is not specified):
CAT ":.700"
This example catalogs another volume (at select code 8, primary address 2, unit number
1):
CAT ":.802. 1"
Using Directories and Files
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