find_rpv_subsystem.pl1 contains typo in "query" instructions

[Gary Dixon]

The hardcore routine find_rpv_subsystem.pl1 processes information in the BCE rpv command, which tells the software which disk contains the root physical volume. This statement usually has the form:

rpv a11 ipc 3381 0a

Notice that the first argument to the rpv command is an IOM letter and 2-digit channel number. But it looks like the word "all". If the user enters unacceptable values for any argument, the routine prompts the user for a new set of arguments. Or the user may reply "help" in which the following subroutine displays information about the rpv argument:

HELP:
     procedure (Arg_list_ptr) options (non_quick);
          declare Arg_list_ptr           ptr;

          call ioa_ ("For an ordinary boot, enter:");
          call ioa_ ("    rpv Icc MPC_Model Drive_Model Drive_Number");
          call ioa_ (" Where: I is the iom tag, cc is the base channel in decimal,");
          call ioa_ ("        MPC_Model is MPC Model, ");
          call ioa_ ("        Drive_Model is RPV drive model number, and ");
          call ioa_ ("        Drive_Number is the RPV device number.");
          call ioa_ ("^/For a cold boot, enter:");
          call ioa_ ("    cold Icc MPC_Model Drive_Model Drive_Number");
          call ioa_ ("^/To skip the firmware loading of the MPC, enter");
          call ioa_ ("    skip_load or skip");
          call ioa_ ("^/If this still is not clear, enter ""query"" for a setp-by-step query");
          go to AGAIN;
     end HELP;

Notice the typo "setp" instead of "step" in the last "call ioa_" statement above. This typo should be fixed.

[Eric Swenson]

​https://s3.amazonaws.com/eswenson-multics/public/mcrs/MCR10100.pdf

[Eric Swenson]

Fixed with 2021-11-07,MR12.8-1007.