Phase III. Ethernet support was added in RSTS V9.4, or thereabouts.
That was Phase IV, end node and level 1 routing only.
paul
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-hecnet at Update.UU.SE [mailto:owner-hecnet at Update.UU.SE] On
Behalf Of Johnny Billquist
Sent: Thursday, August 20, 2009 6:29 PM
To: hecnet at Update.UU.SE
Subject: Re: [HECnet] Who's emulating?
Yeah. WIth RSTS/E V8, asynch DDCMP is out of the quesion.
Does it support ethernet?
Hmm, what phase is it?
Johnny
Mark Abene wrote:
Unfortunately, given my preference to using RSTS/E v8, I must use
DECnet/E v2.0. Those DECnet drivers only support a DMC or DMR
device
(seen as "XM" in RSTS), or a DMP or DMV device (seen as "XD" in
RSTS).
Based on what you're saying, the patch would not solve this problem?
Paul Koning wrote:
Excerpt of message (sent 20 August 2009) by Mark Abene:
Serious? Are you actually emulating a DMC11? I'm intrigued...
Yes.
Or rather, the terminal driver contains an implementation of the
DDCMP
protocol. So it can talk to async DDCMP devices -- just as RSX did
for years. Until V10, DECnet/E only did DMC/DMR type DDCMP
devices.
On a Pro, which has a USART (not UART) console port, it even speaks
sync DDCMP if you want so it can talk to a DMC or DMR (and that
works,
I tested it). On other PDP-11s it will use any of the async lines
and
speak async DDCMP.
paul
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