Building and booting QXR

#Get the code
cvs co tevqxr

#Go to the created directory
cd tevqxr

#follow the directions in README to make either a TEV or MI version
cat README 

#Setup environment vars for 68K if that's what is still used
env_68k

#make downloadable code named 'kernel'
make

#TEV version is downloaded from qxrtev, MI from qxrmi
#Following has to do with TEV version

#copy kernel to area download from
cp kernel /fecode/vxworks_boot/fe/qxrtev

#copy startup script to area download from, if changed script
cp login_qxrtev /fecode/vxworks_boot/fe/qxrtev

#copy vxWorks to area download from, if changed vxWorks
cp vxWorks     /fecode/vxworks_boot/fe/qxrtev
cp vxWorks.sym /fecode/vxworks_boot/fe/qxrtev


Booting ...

Can now boot with latest version by doing 1 of following:
   1) Ctrl-X when logged into QXR
   2) use D38 to boot
   3) do a hardware reboot by a reset to device S:QXRBT for TEV,
      or to I:QXRBT for MI