CMS Kermit Installation Instructions:

1.  GLOBAL the necessary MACLIBs.  For SP, the MACLIBs used are:
	   DMSSP  CMSLIB  and TSOMAC
    Issue the command:
           GLOBAL MACLIB DMSSP CMSLIB TSOMAC

2.  Rename the source files on the A disk:
    COPY CMSMIT ASSEMBLE A KERMIT ASSEMBLE A (RECFM F LRECL 80
    COPY CMSNXTFST ASSEMBLE A NEXTFST ASSEMBLE A (RECFM F LRECL 80
    COPY CMSWILD ASSEMBLE A WILD ASSEMBLE A (RECFM F LRECL 80
    
3.  Assemble the source files:
    ASSEMBLE KERMIT
    ASSEMBLE NEXTFST
    ASSEMBLE WILD

4.  Load the files into memory:
    LOAD KERMIT NXTFST WILD (NOAUTO RESET KERMIT

5.  Create a runnable version called KERMIT MODULE:
    GENMOD KERMIT MODULE A (STR FROM KERMIT

6.  To run CMS Kermit, simply type "KERMIT" to the system prompt.

Kermit-CMS uses an ASCII/EBCDIC translation table which conforms to
the one given in the IBM System/370 Reference Summary.  If your site's
translation table does not conform to the one Kermit uses, then enter
the appropriate SET ATOE/ETOA commands in the SYSTEM KERMINI file.
If your system's ASCII/EBCDIC translation is not invertible, Kermit
will not and cannot work unless you change your system's table.
See the Kermit-CMS chapter in the User's Guide for more information.

When CMS Kermit is to be used with a 7171, make sure the 7171 is set up
with its "keyboard lock delay" parameter set to 0.  Otherwise, the "terminal"
will hang whenever CMS Kermit clears the screen.  This happens consistently
when the parameter is set to 10, and not at all when set to 0.  For numbers
in between, the higher the number, the more it happens.  If you get this
symptom and you can't change the 7171, have CMS Kermit issue a CP sleep
after clearing the screen, before issuing the first full screen i/o.