> >	But, if you want to experiment, you should at least be able to
> >boot with "Serial Echo" on in the booter, which will copy boot output
> >to a terminal on the serial port.
> >
> 
> Is Serial Echo defaulted to on, cause I can't do a thing w/ GUI controls, 
> already tried blind navigation.

	No, but the preferences are saved in the Booter program itself.
So, you run the Booter on the SE, set the options the way that you want
them, save the preferences, and then use that particular Booter program
on the boot disk [say, a minimal startup floppy] of the 575.

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