Terminal problem with SHARE

[George J. Carrette <GJC at MIT-MC>]

This is a bug in the code in SUSPEND which gets run on start-up.
The problem is that the code EXPLICITLY sets some bits in the TTY status
word on start up using information it had cached away before the SUSPEND,
an obviously losing thing to do. Anyway, I got Mike Travers to look
at the code a couple months ago, and it is an easy fix, just a matter
of actually doing it and reassembling. In the mean time you can make
two maclisp's for yourself, one suspended from a SUPDUP terminal,
and one not.