If you specify this command
without an identifier, the system sets EMS for the operating system loader.
/bootsequence
ID
[...] [ {/addfirst | /addlast | /remove}]
Modifies the boot
sequence. Use a single identifier with the
/addfirst
and
/addlast
options to add an identifier
to the beginning or end of the boot sequence. Use the
/remove
option to remove the identifiers
from the boot sequence.
[/store
Filename
] /copy
ID
/d
Description
Copies the specified identifier. The
/d
option
specifies the description that you want assigned to the copy of the identifier. You may optionally
store the copy in a different file using the
/store
option, which must appear in front of the
/copy
command.
/create [
ID
] /d Description [{/application
AppType
| /inherit [
AppType
] |
/inherit DEVICE | /device}]
Creates a new identifier. You can optionally specify an identifier
for the new entry. The
/d
option provides a description of the new entry. The
/application
option creates a new application entry of one of the following types: BOOTSECTOR, OSLOADER,
RESUME, or STARTUP. The
/inherit
option creates an inherit entry, one that??™s inherited by
other entries.
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