 1. Install Safety:C $ @sys$update:vmsinstal safety015 disk:[somewhere-where-the-kit-is]   E Answer the questions honestly. (Don't tell it you can get to internet < generally; it just tries to mail a notice. I don't need it.)   2. Post installation:    $set def sys$manager
 $@jt_setup  ? answer the questions. See documents in the kit or built-in help ? for help. You select the functions, and which disks Safety will < work on. Note that Safety can use one daemon for one or more? disks. If the same selections apply to several disks this saves > processes (small ones!) by using one daemon per. Otherwise you can have what you need.   $ Then cause systartup_vms.com to have   $@sys$manager:sdh_startup   # in it and cause sylogin.com to have    $@sys$manager:sdh_login    in it.  7 You can stop Safety by sending a $forcex to the daemon. . This takes privs but is there for convenience.  7 Look at symbol defs in the sdh_login script to see what  commands you use.   > Also use the space making setup script before starting for the# first time. A reboot is NOT needed. 