I managed to crash the server I'm running the bridge on and now have rebuilt another, however the bridge seems to not work.
Is this config right:
--- snip ---
local eth0
update psilo.update.uu.se:4711
j
[decnet]
local
update
[lat]
local
update
-- snip ---
Mainly wondering if the address for update is correct...
Al 22/12/12 18:23, En/na Cory Smelosky ha escrit:
Is it at all possible to do networking in SIMH's PDP-10 emulator?
No. SIMH emulates a KS10, and IIRC there was no DPNI support for that machine (there was another network interface which worked for ITS, but not for TOPS-10, and anyway it is not emulated in SIMH).
Turns out I need to reinstall TOPS-10. ;)
So I either need to:
1). Stage TOPS-10 in SIMH then move to KLH10's KS emulator (seems to uses different disk format)
2). Install TOPS-10 directly in klh10 (How would I change tapes during runtime using KLH10?)
3). Not have networking. ;)
There is a built KL TOPS-10 image with network support at http://klh10.trailing-edge.com/twonky-a11120.tar. Its not so fun as building it yourself, but it works. Of course you can do it yourself. And to swich tapes you go to KLH10>> prompt (the default key is CTRL-\) and issue a "devmount mta0 tape_image_file.tap and then a continue command, very similar to simh.
BTW you will need to do a MONGEN to set your DECNET address :).
Is configuring networking in KLH10's KS emulation the same as using it's KL emulation? devdef nib et cetera?
AFAIK the syntax of the config file varies a little bit since the KS has a different addressing method.
On 2012-12-23 10:12, hvlems at zonnet.nl wrote:
DEC also had SCAN and (early on) Coral66. I must have a Modula-2 compiler somewhere.
Was FOCAL available on VMS, other than running it on top of the RSX layered product?
Hans
Speaking of Modula-2, I have an incomplete Modula-2 for RSX. Anyone else have the missing bits and pieces?
Johnny
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Onderwerp: Re: [HECnet] VAX compiler kits
Verzonden: 23 december 2012 03:41
> I'm looking for basically all the compilers (Ada, C, C++, Basic, Cobol,
> Fortran, Pascal etc).
This is one of those "how pathological do any of you feel today" sorts
of questions. I went looking to see what all I might have laying
around, and there are more languages than you might remember. Posting
this to gauge interest.
A 1993/5.5 era set has at least these oddballs in addition to the above:
ops5
apl
bliss-32
cobol generator
dibol
dsm
lisp
pl/i (pre-kednos)
plus at least one or two variants for VAXELN. I'm sure I missed at
least one. No clue how any of them work on more recent VMS.
De
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DEC also had SCAN and (early on) Coral66. I must have a Modula-2 compiler somewhere.
Was FOCAL available on VMS, other than running it on top of the RSX layered product?
Hans
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Onderwerp: Re: [HECnet] VAX compiler kits
Verzonden: 23 december 2012 03:41
I'm looking for basically all the compilers (Ada, C, C++, Basic, Cobol,
Fortran, Pascal etc).
This is one of those "how pathological do any of you feel today" sorts
of questions. I went looking to see what all I might have laying
around, and there are more languages than you might remember. Posting
this to gauge interest.
A 1993/5.5 era set has at least these oddballs in addition to the above:
ops5
apl
bliss-32
cobol generator
dibol
dsm
lisp
pl/i (pre-kednos)
plus at least one or two variants for VAXELN. I'm sure I missed at
least one. No clue how any of them work on more recent VMS.
De
On 23 Dec 2012, at 04:41, Dennis Boone <drb at msu.edu> wrote:
A 1993/5.5 era set has at least these oddballs in addition to the above:
ops5
apl
bliss-32
cobol generator
dibol
dsm
lisp
pl/i (pre-kednos)
If you feel like it, ZIP up those kits and I'll put them on RHESUS::
sampsa
From: <Paul_Koning at Dell.com>
FWIW, DMC and DMR are the same at the programmer level.
(Except for some trivial differences.) My notes say the limit on outstanding
TX or RX buffers is 7 for DMC vs. 64 for DMR. Also, BSEL3 is a read/write
reg that survives master clears on DMC but gives diag completion status on
DMR (which is how INIT.SYS tells them apart). And opcode 02 is HALTR on
DMR and reserved on DMC. Is there other stuff?
They are somewhat different at the protocol level -- DMC uses an older
version of DDCMP and has some bugs in that implementation, especially in
the "high speed" (1 Mb/s) version.
Buggy WRT dealing with correct implementations, or buggy even talking to
each other? Just curious (I have a pair of them around here somewhere).
John Wilson
D Bit
On 22 Dec 2012, at 03:07, Cory Smelosky <b4 at gewt.net> wrote:
On 22 Dec 2012, at 02:38, Cory Smelosky <b4 at gewt.net> wrote:
On 22 Dec 2012, at 02:36, G. <gerry77 at mail.com> wrote:
On Sat, 22 Dec 2012 01:14:27 -0500, you wrote:
% DSK:MONGEN.MIC will not be written
% File DSK:MONGEN.MIC already exists
This is self explanatory: MONGEN will not overwrite MONGEN.MIC if it's already
there... I think it's done to avoid losing config data. :)
.do monbld
?MICCOF Cannot open file MIC:MONBLD.MIC - in "DO" command
Have you created MONBLD.MIC as I wrote? It's a non standard file "invented" by
me and should contain all those commands I've listed in my other message. :)
Just re-read your message and noticed my error. ;)
Now i'm trying to figure out how to use the TOPS-10 editor. ;)
I'm used to EDT instead of TECO!
HTH,
G.
http://klh10.trailing-edge.com/twonky-a11120.tar is what I'm using. Can you point out obvious stuff I missed? ;)
Seems I'm in need of a reinstall due to not having setsrc or other essential stuff to build a monitor. ;)
(finding a complete tape set on bitsavers is hard no bootable KL tapes, KS can't do networking, and the KLAD10 sets are incomplete)
On 22 Dec 2012, at 21:41, Dennis Boone <drb at msu.edu> wrote:
I'm looking for basically all the compilers (Ada, C, C++, Basic, Cobol,
Fortran, Pascal etc).
This is one of those "how pathological do any of you feel today" sorts
of questions. I went looking to see what all I might have laying
around, and there are more languages than you might remember. Posting
this to gauge interest.
A 1993/5.5 era set has at least these oddballs in addition to the above:
ops5
apl
bliss-32
cobol generator
dibol
dsm
lisp
Which lisp?
pl/i (pre-kednos)
plus at least one or two variants for VAXELN. I'm sure I missed at
least one. No clue how any of them work on more recent VMS.
De
I'm looking for basically all the compilers (Ada, C, C++, Basic, Cobol,
Fortran, Pascal etc).
This is one of those "how pathological do any of you feel today" sorts
of questions. I went looking to see what all I might have laying
around, and there are more languages than you might remember. Posting
this to gauge interest.
A 1993/5.5 era set has at least these oddballs in addition to the above:
ops5
apl
bliss-32
cobol generator
dibol
dsm
lisp
pl/i (pre-kednos)
plus at least one or two variants for VAXELN. I'm sure I missed at
least one. No clue how any of them work on more recent VMS.
De
