#!/sbin/sh
# @(#)B.11.31_LR        
# Startup checklist preferences
#
# LIST_MODE:	Determines mode of operation for friendly system startup
#		checklist.  Choose from one of the following values.
#		NOTE: interactive and informational startup scripts will
#		      send their output to a logfile and read no input
#		      unless mode 3 (off) is selected.  The list_temps
#		      and set_date scripts fall into this category.  If
#		      this functionality is not required by you, then any
#		      other setting of LIST_MODE can be used.
#		0 - Default. In the default mode, a check is made to see if
#		    the terminal is an hp device.  If it is, then the
#		    screen-oriented mode is used, otherwise the line-oriented
#		    mode is used.
#		1 - Forces a line-oriented checklist suitable for all
#		    types of consoles, including non-HP.
#		2 - Forces a screen-oriented checklist which assumes that the
#		    console device interprets HP escape sequences.  This mode
#		    should only be used when the console is guaranteed to be
#		    connected to an HP terminal device.
#		3 - Turns off the start-up checklist.  Output from startup
#		    scripts is sent to the console.
#
# LIST_TIMEOUT:	When a startup script exists with an error, the checklist
#		is paused for inspection before continuing to a new page.
#		The LIST_TIMEOUT is the timeout, in seconds, before the
#		checklist process resumes operation.  This can be set to 0
#		To skip the pause entirely.
#
# USE_COLOR:    On ITE displays, terminal escape sequences can be used to
#		create colored highlights for status messages.  On greyscale
#		ITE monitors this displays as different shades of intensity.
#		1 - use escape sequence color outputs for status mesages
#		0 - do not use color escape sequences
#
LIST_MODE=0
LIST_TIMEOUT=0
USE_COLOR=1