I can't remember whether the RK05 was supported by VMS?
No, not AFAIK but the RL02 (either on an RL11 or the RB730) was.
But did it work? There were some strange old devices that worked on VMS even though not "supported" -- the TU56 (real DECtape) comes to mind.
paul
You'd need. MC SYSGEN CONNECT CONSOLE to make that happen.
True, but having done that you could access it from VMS just fine. Ditto
for the TU58 drives that were used as console media on the 730 and 750.
Directly connected UNIBUS RX02 drives showed up under VMS as the DYA0/1
devices as you'd expect.
I can't remember whether the RK05 was supported by VMS?
No, not AFAIK but the RL02 (either on an RL11 or the RB730) was.
Bob
The console RX02 on the 780 wasn't "visible" to VMS. You'd need. MC SYSGEN CONNECT CONSOLE to make that happen. I used a PDP-11/40 with RX02's but never actually seen such an interface on a VAX unibus. Very useful to transfer data between systems; this was before ethernet was common, let alone affordable. An alternative was the RL02. Which became the load device for the PDP-11/23 console in the 8600/8650.
I can't remember whether the RK05 was supported by VMS?
Hans
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Correct, an RX02 floppy with a formatted capacity of 512 kB IIRC.
Absolutely, on the 11/03 CFE. And any of the UNIBUS VAXen (730, 750, 780,
etc) would directly support an RX01/02 on an RX211 interface. Such
combinations were not unusual and were supported by VMS. I've got a 11/730
with an RX02 drive in the garage. Likewise any of the BI bus VAXen with a
UBA could at least in theory do the same, though by that time 8" floppies
were uncommon.
Bob
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Correct, an RX02 floppy with a formatted capacity of 512 kB IIRC.
Absolutely, on the 11/03 CFE. And any of the UNIBUS VAXen (730, 750, 780,
etc) would directly support an RX01/02 on an RX211 interface. Such
combinations were not unusual and were supported by VMS. I've got a 11/730
with an RX02 drive in the garage. Likewise any of the BI bus VAXen with a
UBA could at least in theory do the same, though by that time 8" floppies
were uncommon.
Bob
Correct, an RX02 floppy with a formatted capacity of 512 kB IIRC.
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Hm... didn't the 780 use an 8 inch floppy for console boot device?
paul
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Hm... didn't the 780 use an 8 inch floppy for console boot device?
paul
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Hey. I said ignore :D
On the more serious side, Perl was update on the mailserver and
majordomo uses some deprecated Perl features. I've dusted off my old
Perl-hat and fixed some issues, looks like I got something right :)
Hopefully this should keep us going for some time before we kick
majordomo out the door.
Mails sent during the downtime (a handfull) is lost (it seems).
Let me know if something else needs fixing.
Regards,
Pontus.
On Tue, Aug 23, 2011 at 08:28:48AM +0100, Sampsa Laine wrote:
Got it here - is the list up again? Woohoo.
D
On 23 Aug 2011, at 08:22, Pontus Pihlgren wrote:
Test - please ignore
