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be a relative path name, relative to the current directory
when installation is invoked. You can set <value> to the
“?” variable to recover the system default value.
plat=<plat>
This optional flag must occur after the <value> field. It
specifies that the deflt: entry is to be processed only on
platform <plat>. Multiple plat=<name> flags may be
given to specify that the deflt: entry should be processed
on all specified platforms.
plat!=<plat>
This optional field must occur after the <value> field. It
specifies that the deflt: entry is to be processed only on
platforms other than <plat>. Several plat!=<name>
flags may be given on the same line, to indicate that the
deflt: entry should not be processed on several
platforms.
The plat=plat and plat!=plat flags are mutually
exclusive; they cannot be used together in the same
deflt: entry. If neither plat=plat nor plat!=plat
flags are used, the deflt: entry is processed on every
platform. The value of <plat> may be any of the standard
platform names identified in Table 3-1, Standard
Platforms for SPECTRUM Extension Modules, on
page 3-6.
prot=yes
If used, the optional prot=yes field must occur after the
<value> field. Its presence specifies that files of prod
<prod> and type <type> shipped via subsequent file:
entries should be checksum-protected at installation time.
req=yes
If used, this optional req=yes field must occur after the
<value> field. Its presence specifies that this deflt:
entry cannot be overridden by subsequent deflt: entries.
VAR extension module developers should not use this
option.
The prot=yes and req=yes options are intended for use
only in the mkmm.sys data file and in Cabletron-produced
index files. VAR extension module developers should not
use these options.
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The “?” fields in the following file: example (and elsewhere in these label
descriptions) will be replaced by system default values for these identifications during
processing by mkmm or mkmmdeps.
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