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by paulkoning＠comcast.net

I've worked on RSTS and DECnet/E for a long time but I only very rarely do a formal install, so I don't have the knowledge handy. I just did a V10.1 install, and now would like to do the matching DECnet install, but I can't figure out how to do that and I can't find a DECnet/E installation manual. Can anyone give a quick outline of how to do this? paul

6 years, 3 months

DECnet Implementation and Productization of RSX-11M, 11S, 11D and IAS (was Re: Anonymous FAL (Tops-20))

by wilson＠dbit.com

From: John Forecast <john at forecast.name> [E11 on MIM] >Does the simulator actually simulate the caches or just the control registers >like SIMH? Just the control registers. I hate doing an emulation of a speed-up feature which actually slows it down (which is the case with the FASTBUS: emulation for dual PDP-11/45s but there was no way around that -- making the memory inherently mP-safe meant dinking with locks on every access, so it's *much* slower to touch it than non-"FAST" core). It might be interesting to do as a SET CPU option though, for testing how code would behave in nasty cases on a real 11/74. The fetch/decode/dispatch loop and the most common instructions are recompiled (from scripts) on every SET CPU command, so options like this can be added without penalty, as long as they're disabled by default. It'd be pretty painful though, since in this case *anything* that touches memory would have to be compiled at runtime, so it'd be a lot more code than it is now (less common instructions are static and check the SET CPU flags themselves on the fly rather than having their behavior hard-coded into the compiled code). John Wilson D Bit

6 years, 3 months

Anonymous FAL (Tops-20)

by tommytimesharing＠gmail.com

I have some software that I'd like to post, but don't recall how to configure FAL to allow for an anonymous connection; to download from a restricted directory. I know how to do it for the FTP server (seeing as I wrote it), but ... different code base. I can only vaguely remember what we did for CCnet at Columbia University in the 1980's, but I think it was kind of a hack.

6 years, 3 months

Windows 10 DECnet?

by bygg＠cafax.se

Johnny Billquist <bqt at softjar.se> wrote: > My experience with latd in Linux is that it sucks. It sortof works if > you are lucky, but there are problems in it, which makes it undesirable > to use with RSX at least. My experience is that for connecting to a Tops-[12]0 system it works, even if the thing, as you say, sucks in several ways. Considering myself lucky then. --Johnny (the other one)

6 years, 3 months

Windows 10 DECnet?

by tommytimesharing＠gmail.com

Does anybody know what the status of any types of drivers for DECnet or LAT on Windows 7 or above? I have the CD's from HP for Windows 2000, but I'll be darned if I can lay hands on them.? So I have a Windows 2000 laptop that has LAT on it and I can use that to run Kermit, which has been useful when I have really destroyed things. However, I just got a new Windows 10 machine and I'd like to put DECnet on it.? So is that bring your wallet?? Anybody know anything about PuTTY??? That would be straightforward to adapt to NRT and (maybe) LAT.? One assumes CTERM would be more effort. I have the latd package on one of my Linux hosts and that works great.? Right into the 20.? I have to scrounge up another Ethernet adapter before I reconfigure the whole thing for DECnet because of some connectivity issues.

6 years, 3 months

DECnet Implementation and Productization of RSX-11M, 11S, 11D and IAS (was Re: Anonymous FAL (Tops-20))

by bygg＠cafax.se

Johnny Billquist <bqt at softjar.se> wrote: > > 2. MCB; what was developed on it past your snapshot (Phase II). > > I can't even remember, or realize what MCB stands for now. :-) Multi-Communication-Base comes to mind. --Johnny (the other one)

6 years, 3 months

Routing issue?

by Keith.Halewood＠pitbulluk.org

Hi, I don't appear to be receiving any routing information from 31.3 (PYRTR) Keith

6 years, 4 months

Multinet 5.5 issues on VMS 7.3 (VAX) under SIMH

by Keith.Halewood＠pitbulluk.org

Hi, Is anybody running the NPTD functionality in Multinet 5.5 on VAX VMS 7.3 (under SIMH)? If so, how did you get it to work. I switched it on with a simple NTP.CONF and tried to query it. The logfile doesn't change much and I/O counts go up slowly. My attempts to query it usually result in a traceback. I'm a bit concerned by the lack of an NTPDATE command mentioned in the documentation, despite having done a full install. The timezone facility is a bit primitive too. I'm thinking of giving up with it. I have local TCP services on the machines hosting SIMH instances. One of them returns a local time string in VMS format, so I may make use of that in an RDATE-like fashion. Keith

6 years, 4 months

DECnet broken with 4.4.0-151 kernel

by bob＠jfcl.com

Anybody else out there running DECnet on Linux? I recently upgraded from the 4.4.0-148 kernel to 4.4.0-151 and find that DECnet does not work with the latter. Connections always seem to hang at minimum, and frequently cause kernel panics. Has anybody found a fix for this, or is this the end of the road? BTW, 4.4.0-151 was released recently to fix the TCP SACK kernel panic problem. Bob

6 years, 4 months

Processing time for Hobbyist Licenses

by mholmes10＠hotmail.com

Anyone familiar with the timeline for renewing Hobbyist licenses lately? I registered on the HPE site. In the past the turnaround was very quick, but it's been several days and nothing; so curious if this is the new timeline. thanks Mike

6 years, 4 months

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