- Fixed a bug which caused the status file to be overwritten before it

could be read on initialization.
- The new SLS magnet driver for the TCP/IP concentrator now successfully
  writes data


SKIPPED:
	psi/slsecho.c

nserver.c

@@ -52,6 +52,7 @@ extern void NetWatchInit(void); /* in nwatch.c */
 
 #define DEFAULTINIFILE "servo.tcl"
 #define DEFAULTSTATUSFILE "sicsstat.tcl"
+#define INIT(F) { void F(void); F(); }
 
 static int iFortifyScope;
 
@@ -259,6 +260,8 @@ int InitServer(char *file, pServer * pServ)
     SCInvoke(self->dummyCon, self->pSics, pBueffel);
   }
 
+  INIT(StatusFileInit);
+
   /* exit handlers need to be installed here */
   atexit(StopExit);
   (void)Fortify_CheckAllMemory();

ofac.c

@@ -34,7 +34,6 @@ static void InitGeneral(void)
   INIT(SctDriveAdapterInit);
   INIT(LogReaderInit);
   INIT(LogSetupInit);
-  INIT(StatusFileInit);
   INIT(InstallBackground);
   INIT(MakeProtocol);
   INIT(CommandLogInit);

sctdriveobj.c

@@ -384,6 +384,7 @@ int SctMakeDriveObject(SConnection * pCon, SicsInterp * pSics,
     RegisterSICSOBJKillCmd(pNew, argv[1]);
   }
   SetHdbProperty(pNew->objectNode, "sicsdev", argv[1]);
+  SetHdbProperty(pNew->objectNode, "type", "drivable");
   status = AddCommand(pSics,
                       argv[1], InterInvokeSICSOBJ, KillDriveOBJ, pNew);
   if (status != 1) {

tcl/slsecho.tcl

@@ -25,7 +25,8 @@ proc slsecho::readreply {} {
 proc slsecho::sendwrite {num} {
 	set val [sct target]
 	hupdate [sct]/stop 0
-	sct send "$num:w:0x90:$val:write"
+#	sct send "$num:w:0x90:$val:write"
+	sct send "$num:s:0x9c:$val:write"
 	return readreply	
 }
 #--------------------------------------------------------------

test/testini.tcl

@@ -718,8 +718,8 @@ makesctcontroller echo testprot testprot.dat
 
 source ../tcl/stddrive.tcl
 source ../tcl/slsecho.tcl
-makesctcontroller slssct slsecho taspmagnet:5001
+#makesctcontroller slssct slsecho taspmagnet:5001
-#makesctcontroller slssct slsecho localhost:8080
+makesctcontroller slssct slsecho localhost:8080
 slsecho::makeslsecho ma1 0 slssct
 }