**********          PowerDOS Configuration Variables          **********

Note: Configuration variables must start on column one of the line.
      By placing an asterisk in column one (or a space, or anything),
      the variable is disabled, and the default will be used instead.

ticks=100           Ticks per second, gives length of a process timeslice.
priority=128        Initial system priority.
memrsv=50           Memory to reserve at top of ram.
maxblrsv=5          Max size of blocks of ram that can be allocated within
                    the reserved area.
*maxtpa=4000         Maximum TPA size given to a program.
*maxmalloc=4000      Maximum memory returned for process Malloc(-1) call.
*numdrives=26        Number of drive descriptors created.
fastload=32         Number of k of heap to clear on progam load.
cache=100           Number of disk cache sectors to create.
*auto=0              Used to control how PowerDOS handles the AUTO folder
                    on bootup.
*autodrv=c           Drive to continue auto folder operations from.
biosforce=y         Force the use of standard handles from the BIOS.
negforce=y          Force GemDOS to use standard handles when negative
                    handle numbers are used
group_id=1          These two variables allow the group.user ID of the
user_id=0           system to be set upon bootup, instead of requiring a
                    logon proceedure.

**********                Programs to execute                **********
To execute a program, place a # in the first column followed by the name
of the program to execute (a complete pathname can be used). Following
the program name, place one space, then a dollar sign $ to denote the
start of the command tail. Programs executed in this manner are started
using Pexec mode 0, so they would need to either pterm, ptermres or
use the Wake_parent() function call to move to the background. 

Install pipes. The first line installs the pipe file manager, the
second creates a pipe device named "PIPE".
#pipe.dev
#makepipe.ttp $pipe

Install the background memory report process
#mem_rpt.ttp $mem_list.txt

Install the automatic task creation program
#auto_run.ttp $command.fil

An alias for quick access to the POV raytracer
#aliasdrv.ttp $p,d:\raytrace\pov\

To trace the POV raytracer, just for fun
#trace.ttp $pov.ttp,p:\povtrace.txt

NOTE: we created an alias drive P, so we might
as well use it!

Install Falcon030 PTC1426 monitor patcher
#1426_fix.prg