CONFIGURATION FILE SECTIONS

     The configuration file consists of commands which may form several
sections. The system itself processes only the user-chosen or predefined
sections. Each section begins with a definition of its name and ends either
with a next section name definition or with an end of file.  Section name
should be put in the '[' ']' square brackets. Comments within a section name
should begin  with '@'. For example,

        [ SectionName @ This is a comment ]

     Section name is defined by its first 16 characters. All the others,
including any spaces, are ignored.

     A section name should be unique, except for the special names like:
COMMENT, PTSDOS, COMMON. If more than one section has the same name, the
system treats the resulting set as a whole (does not apply to the TRACE).

     The following section names have been predefined:

COMMENT        - a section with this name is ignored by the system.
PTSDOS, COMMON - commands within such a section are considered global
                 and are always executed by the system.
BOOTMGR        - BOOT MANAGER parameters description section.