Diagram of Boot sequence

Years ago I saw a diagram of the Boot-sequence. It had the size of A3 and it showed the complete order of booting the machine.

Does anyone know where I can get that diagram?

It’s on the riscos.com website here

And a slightly less comprehensive one in Archive 27-2, see below:

@Andrew Conroy: thank you very much, this is the one I remember.
@Chris Hall: thanks as well, this one is new, but very clear.

It’s on the riscos.com website here

It seems brighter colours on screen than the poster on the wall of the alcove. I wonder if I’ve faded like the poster.

“I wonder if I’ve faded like the poster.”

The difference is, Steve, that when you go out you’ll catch some tan and if your poster goes out, it will fade until it has the colour of a snow storm on the North Pole.

The difference is, Steve, that when you go out you’ll catch some tan

Out? You mean past the front door? Erk!!

Well, truth be told, I will go out for some on-site working – at 23:00. Does that count?
Or should that big bright yellowy thing be above the horizon, rather than that white one with the shadowy face type pattern on it?

“Out? You mean past the front door? Erk!!”

Erm, it’s worse than I thought. I hope your monitor emits some UV rays so you get some colour on your cheeks. Otherwise, maybe you could take a picture of the sun and hang it above your screen? 🌞

Out? You mean past the front door? Erk!!

I don’t have any problem with the sun these days, was sitting outside reading El Reg earlier (instead of bug fixing, making dinner, etc).

The problem with “past the front door” is that outside is where people are, and that’s a problem.

The difference is, Steve, that when you go out you’ll catch some tan and if your poster goes out, it will fade until it has the colour of a snow storm on the North Pole.

Only if a polar bear is relieving itself upwind.

“Only if a polar bear is relieving itself upwind.”

Polar bear tanning creme? It needs a marketing genius to bring that to the masses.