In the Fremont computer centre there are packs GNOSYS and GNO001 that usually hold a running Gnosis system. GNOSYS is to be IPL'd.

The Gnosis I/O configuration is defined by the assembly language module GIOGEN. This module uses special macros to define the I/O configuration that the kernel will run with. It must be assembled with the MACLIBS GGEN, GIOSECTS, and TYM.

The current I/O configuration consists of 10 Tymnet adapters at addresses 020 thru 029 and 8 3330 disk drives available thru channels 1 and 2 at addresses 130 thru 137 or 230 thru 237. The device at 134 or 234 is used by the transfer mechanism.

The username GNOSIS on D45 has the following private disks:

130 48 cyl (Gnosis execution disk) 131 48 cyl (Gnosis execution disk) 132 27 cyl (Gnosis execution disk) 133 15 cyl 191 10 cyl (field test Gnosis) 193 30 cyl (field test kernel rel & source) 194 20 cyl (field test domain rel & source) 195 30 cyl (OS simulation stuff) 1A0 5 cyl 1A2 25 cyl (software installed via AUXFILE) 1A3 62 cyl (kernel rel & source) 1A4 80 cyl (domain rel & source) 1AC 1 cyl (transfer disk for Charlie) 1AD 1 cyl 1AE 1 cyl (transfer disk for Bill) 1AF 20 cyl (transfer disk)