Johnny asks:
> Do you know what the problem was in detail?
Bryan answered:
> I think my problem was that I had put my EXPECT commands after
> the boot (where they occur in the start dialogue) but they need to be
> set up beforehand.
Absolutely true. When using simh’s EXPECT & SEND you’ve got to
declare the prompts you want to match before the simulated system is
running so the simulation framework has a clue what you want to
achieve.
Additionally, as I said before:
> When using EXPECT commands, you have to PRECISELY specify what is
> being matched. There is a difference between “<Yes>” and “<YES> “.
Previously his EXPECT command had:
EXPECT "Proceed with system startup? <Yes>"
While the correct match string has:
EXPECT "Proceed with system startup? <YES> "
- Mark
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