# Help message for the iconbar icon. Note that help gives a message
# "iconbar.<icon_number>", where the icon number isn't known until
# runtime, so we use a wildcard to match any icon we own on the iconbar
# - as we only usually have one icon, this isn't normally a problem.
iconbar.*:This is the <app.name> icon.|MClick MENU for options or to Quit.|MClick Select for configuration window or to boot if the -iconboot option was used when running the program.
# Help messages for all windows created from the "mainwindow" template.
# Note how only the first 8 characters ("mainwind") can be used by the
# tags...
infowind.*:This is the <app.name> information window.
config.*:This is the <app.name> configuration window.
config.0: Click on BOOT to boot the RiscBSD kernel.|MThis will boot the specified kernel with the currently set configuration.
config.1: Click on Save to save the current configuration.|MThis will save the current configuration as the default and construct a fastboot file for this configuration
config.2: Click on Cancel to close the configuration window.
config.3: This is the NetBSD daemon. Click here to see a list of the main Kernel contributers.
configpa.*:This is the <app.name> configuration window.
configpa.8:This text field contains the file name of the RiscBSD kernel to boot.|MThe filename can also be filled in by dragging a RiscBSD kernel into this window.
configpa.9:This is the root device that will be mounted on booting.
configpa.10: This is the primary swap device that will be enabled on booting.
configpa.11: This option selects whether RiscBSD will boot in Single user or Multiuser mode.
configpa.12: This field is used to enable remote kernel debugging.
configpa.13: This field defines the screen mode to use on booting the RiscBSD kernel.
configpa.14: This field can be used to pass other options to the kernel or the bootloader.
configpa.15: This option can be used to disable the CPU cache when RiscBSD is booted.
configpa.16: This option can be used to disable the CPU write buffer when RiscBSD is booted.
configpa.17: This option can be used to disable the FPA when RiscBSD is booted.
configpa.18: This option sets the maximum number of "in core" processes that are allowed. This option determines how much memory is reserved for level 1 page tables on booting.
configpa.19: This option specifies the size of the RAM disc that can be used in conjunction with booting from a floppy disc.
configpa.28: This option is reserved for the Kernel team. It enables pmap debugging.
configpa.29: This field specifies the pmap debug level if pmap debugging has been turned on.
configpa.30: This option is reserved for the Kernel team. It enables kernel module space allocation.
configpa.31: This field specifies the amount of module space the kernel should allocate.
configpa.32: This option is reserved for the Kernel team. It enables terminal (virtual console) debugging.
configpa.40: This is the root device popup menu button. Click here to open a menu containing all the possible root devices.
configpa.41: This is the swap device popup menu button. Click here to open a menu containing all the possible swap devices.
configpa.42: This option specifies that the kernel file specified will be found on the native root device.
configpa.43: This is the ramdisc popup menu button. Clock here to open a menu containing all the common ramdisc sizes.
configpa.44: This option specifies that the kernel symbol table should be loaded. This is used by the in-kernel debugger to resolve symbols names.
configpa.45: This option is currently reserved for the Kernel team. It enables the use of DRAM for video display on machines with or without VRAM.
configpa.46: This field specifies the amount of DRAM to reserve for the video display if the Video DRAM option is enabled.
configpa.47: This option specifies that the FPA clock speed should be half the processor clock speed.
configpa.48: This option forces the kernel to enter the in-kernel debugger as soon as the primary bootstrap has been completed. This is a debugging option.
egotrip.*:This is the <app.name> ego window. These are the people that RiscBSD owes its existance to.
egotrip.1:The RiscBSD core kernel team. These are people who are responcible for the majority of the kernel design and coding.
