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5.
Start multi-user mode with the multi command.
6.
Set the date.
The input format of the date command is "mmddhhmmyy" [month-
day-hour-minute-year(optional)]. For example,
If the time zone appears to be incorrect, see Section 6.5 and TZ(4).
A UNIX login prompt should then appear.
7.
Log into a UNIX account. The IRIS Workstation is shipped with
three user accounts: rootcsh, root and guest. The rootcsh account is a
privileged account with a C Shell environment. The root account is
a privileged account with a Bourne Shell environment. The guest
account is a sample user account with a C Shell environment. New
accounts can be added by the system administrator (see Section 6.7).
8.
Accounts frequently have passwords for protection. Enter the
password.
The password's characters will not be echoed onto the terminal
screen. Note that the guest does not have a password. See passwd(1)
and Section 6.7 for information on how to add or change a password
for an account.
5.2 Demonstration Programs
After the IRIS Workstation has been booted, it can be tested by running the
demonstration programs included in the directory /usr/demos. These include
some simple programs like particles and some more sophisticated programs like
flight. To run any of these programs, simply type its name. For example,
# multi
...
CAUTION: It is important to accurately set
the date since many system programs depend
on the time. Also, several user programs like
make determine their actions based on the
relative dates of files. Accurate system time is
even more important for program development
distributed across a network.
Is the date Wed Mar 21 14:16:42 PST 1984? (y or n) n
Enter the correct date: 0322091484
Is the date Thu Mar 22 09:14:01 PST 1984? (y or n) y
...
login: guest
password:
...
Operation
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