It's got a variable at the very top for the number of slots that your CAP 
has.  I know you can get this from tldtest, but the idea of CLAM was that 
you could run it from the master, and control any robot in the environment 
without (a) ssh/rshing to the host, or (b) forcing you to login to the 
host.  You can control all robots in the environment from one menu.

At 12:49 PM 7/11/2001 -0400, Zufall, Ken wrote:
>I don't think Curtis Preston's CLAM script comes pre-configured for multiple
>CAP sizes, but if I recall correctly it shouldn't be difficult to modify it.
>
>Ken Zufall
>330.202.4113

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