DON'T PANIC

An Introductory Guide to the 6.001 Computer System

Edition 1.2

December 1997

by
Jason A. Wilson
and the Scheme Team


(1)

A mouse is a device that controls a small "pointer" (usually shaped like an arrow or an `x') on the screen.

(2)

There are other login options for logging in without a disk, and for initializing a disk. The disks you got at the Instrument Room should have been pre-formatted. Reformatting a disk takes about 5 minutes; don't do this unless you really need. And of course, don't reformat a disk that contains files that you need--the files will be destroyed.

(3)

The Cynic's First Law states that programs don't become more reliable as they are debugged; the bugs just become harder to find.


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