AutoMount V1.4

                         By: Khalid Aldoseri.



    AutoMount will automatically 'mount' all the entries in your
'DEVS:Mountlist' file.  

    It will attempt to mount each device it sees in the mountlist
file, except for the RES?: partitions.  Also, if a device has already
been mounted, AutoMount will not complain.

    The main reason for this program is to shorten your startup-sequence
file.


    Usage:

    Just add a line to your startup-sequence called 'AutoMount'.
    Place 'AutoMount' in your c: directory.
    Make sure that you have the 'Mount' command in your directory.

    And then remove that long list of Mount's in your startup-sequence.
    (grin).

    AutoMount can also be used directly from the CLI.

    If you do not want a device to be automounted, add the following line
    to the mountlist "/* DO NOT AUTOMOUNT */" (without the quotes, and
    all in caps.)  This line can be anywhere between the line with the
	'#' of the previous device and the name of the device you want to 
    ignore.  Example:

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
SPEAK:     
    Handler = L:Speak-Handler
    Stacksize = 6000
    Priority = 5
    GlobVec = -1
#

/* DO NOT AUTOMOUNT */

AUX:
    Handler = L:Aux-Handler
    Stacksize = 1000
    Priority = 5
#
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

    In this example, the AUX: device will not be mounted.  If the device to
    be ignored is the first one in the list, just add the line before it.


    Another Method of using it is:

        AutoMount AUX: SPEAK: NEWCON: .......

    This is faster than the normal mode.  You just specify what you want to
    mount after the name of the program in CLI or in your startup-sequence.


    Version 1.4:

    Added floppy option.  To use:

        AutoMount FLOPPY
    OR  AutoMount FLOPPY AUX: SPEAK: FAST1: ....


    The 'Floppy' mode will speed up the program when booting from a floppy
    disk.  AutoMount will do the following:

        -   Initialize RAM Disk
        -   copy 'Devs:Mountlist' to RAM:
        -   copy 'C:Mount' to RAM:
        -   Mount DEVICE FROM RAM:Mountlist

    This will normally increase mount speed by 50%.   This will only work
    with the 1.3 Mount command, sorry!



Comments, suggestions, complaints, etc. are welcome.



Enjoy,

Khalid Aldoseri,
CIS 75166,2531

Dec 29, 1988.