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    Running Xhomer
    Xhomer reads options from a configuration file at startup.  A sample configuration
    file (xhomer.cfg) is included in the source distribution.  Xhomer first looks for
    its configuration file in ~/.xhomerrc (i.e. in your home directory).  If this file
    is not found, it looks for xhomer.cfg in the current directory.  (The format of
    both files is identical)  Make sure the options in this file are set appropriately.
    Please see the section titled "Emulator Configuration File" for details of this
    file's format.  If neither file is found, a built-in default configuration is used.
    This configuration attempts to boot a hard disk image named pos32.rd, from the
    current directory.

    Next, a disk image needs to be made available, for Xhomer to boot from.  This can
    be either a floppy image or a hard disk image (see the "Download" section).  Make
    sure that the configuration file points to this image (the default of the provided
    configuration file is to look for "pos32.rd"  in ".." - i.e. one directory level
    up).

    Once these steps have been completed, the emulator can be started by running the
    "xhomer" binary.

    If running in windowed mode, the top of the window frame will display the emulator
    up-time (in seconds), the emulated CPU performance in TIPS ("thousand instructions
    per second"), and the state of the Pro's four LEDs (0 indicates off, and 1
    indicates on).

    Please also read the "Known Problems" section.