           How to install CP/M-86 on your HiNet master

1.   From  the master,  run alloc to create a partition where you 
will  store all the CP/M-86 utility programs.  It should be  512k 
(i.e.  size 2).  You might want to call it "cpm86".  Alternately, 
you  may  want to store all the CP/M-86 utility programs on  your 
system partition. In this case make sure that you have about 400K 
free in your system partition.

2.   From the master, use the utility "users" to create new HiNet 
user  name(s)  which  include the above partition as one  of  the 
default partitions (probably on logical drive "A").

3.   Reboot the master to activate the new partition allocation.

4.    Make  a copy of the original CP/M-86 diskette.  You  should 
only use the copy to work with;  use the master only to make more 
copies.  If you will be making many copies you may want to make 1 
copy of the original,  and then use that copy ("working  master") 
to  make the working copies.  This way the original master  won't 
get used as much. Write-protect all the copies once they are made 
by removing the foil sticker.

5.    Copy  everything from the copy of the CP/M-86 diskette into 
the new CP/M-86 partition.

6.    Bring  down  HiNet by booting the master off  of  a  floppy 
diskette. This can be any diskette as long as a) it can be booted 
from; b) it can be written to; and c) it has the "assign" utility 
on it.

7.    Make  sure  the diskette is assigned to logical drive  "A", 
then  assign  logical drive "D"  to  the  CP/M-86  partition  on 
the hard disk (e.g.

A> assign d h:cpm86

). 

8.    Install  the CP/M-86 bios in the proper place on the master 
hard disk by submiting the file "makdms86.sub" (e.g.

A> d:submit d:makdms86

The "d:" before the "submit" command is not necessary if you have 
the submit utility on the floppy that you booted from.)

9.    Finally,  re-boot the master ("bring HiNet back  up"),  and 
your DMS-86 stations will be operational.

