@device(imprint10) @style(font computermodernroman11) @majorheading[AT System Release 2.00 -- Known Bugs] @pagefooting(left="L. B. Merims", center=" ", right="MIT Project Athena, 7-1-85") @begin(itemize) Files under C:\usr\lib\samples and the sample directory itself should have been deleted. They are empty; ignore them. (Samples have moved to \usr\src.) You cannot compile C programs that call GKS with the @i(cc) command. Instead, use: @begin(format) lc1 @i(sourcefile).c -ml -s -b lc2 @i(sourcefile).q link \lib\c @i(objectfiles), @i(outfile),, \lib\cgks \lib\lcm \lib\lc \lib\gks @end(format) Always link to the C math library @b(before) the regular C library. The @i(f77) command does not list errors by default, and the help for the command omits the options that create the error listings. Add the options explicitly: @begin(format) f77 -LE @i(sourcefile).for @end(format) You cannot compile C programs that call the @i(curses) library with the @i(cc) command. Use the @i(lc1), @i(lc2), and @i(link) commands instead. One of the tutorial options in 20/20 will fail. To fix it, first enter: @format{ \etc\attrib -r \usr\lib\2020\total.tut } The \dev\netdev.sys file used with the PC/IP networking package is set-up WRONG. Two people trying to @i(telnet) at the same time will hang because both have the same network address. When the AT is connected to the network, call the Athena service hotline at 3-1410 to arrange for a correct \dev\netdev.sys file. The @i(lpr) command's @b(-P local) option to select a printer hardwired to the AT does not work. Use PRINT instead, temporarily. When you use the @i(lpr) command to print on a remote printer, the output comes out without form feeds at the end. The 1600 byte environment space tends to overflow. Use it sparingly. This is particularly acute for people who use @i(telnet) because escaping out of @i(telnet) creates a new copy of the command.com file instead of using the old. If you use the SAFE command with the -c and -s options on a large directory tree it will fail. Use SAFE in pieces on smaller parts of the tree. @end(itemize)