7 Mar
2020
7 Mar
'20
6:47 p.m.
Andy Hoffman's 4.7 distribution is very nice. I was also pointed to
CMUTEK TCPIP for it on ALDUR:: and the result is a perfectly usable VMS
system with DECnet and TCPIP. The only thing I will miss is the PIPE
command in DCL. And I will have to write some sort of a web-server for
it which would be fun.
https://comp.os.vms.narkive.com/yNP60hHs/vax-vms-4-7-distribution-available…
On 3/7/20 11:45 AM, William Pechter wrote:
Anyone know the earliest version for a Vaxstation 3100
M38 and I would
love to find out if there is a source for VMS 2.2, 3.x, and 4.x... My
tapes are long gone as are my old Vax customers.
I would love to get my Vaxstation on HECnet one of these days.
Bill
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On Mar 7, 2020, at 7:44 AM, Robert Armstrong
<bob at jfcl.com
<mailto:bob at jfcl.com>> wrote:
? For older VAXes there is always the option of running VMS v4.x,
which is pre-LMF.? I know VMS4 supported the MicroVAX-II; can?t
remember if it ever supported the MicroVAX-III.? Somebody will have
to dig up an SPD for VMS 4.7.
Bob
VAX/VMS 4.x runs on the MicroVAX-III. ?I booted it once on my KA-650,
when I got it. ?Then when I went to back it up, the RD53 died.
Zane