Tops-20 implements IP on the following devices: IMP, NI, CI and TTY.? Of these, for the KL KLH10 simulation only the NI works, which is how you get DECnet. I don't recall Tops-20 IP over TTY (I.E., SLIP) ever being a DEC product.? It appears in PANDA monitors, but I've never chased down the pedigree.? My (vague) guess is that MRC implemented it for the 2020 which does not support the NI.? It appears to have worked because a lot of email came off of LingLing. So much for Tops-20 SLIP support.? Passing on to the emulator, if you want to type a character on a terminal with a KL, you go hand a packet to the front end to play with via DTE 0.? KLH10 only partially implements the DTE; clock, counters, memory read and write and CTY.? The DTE emulator does not operate as an asynchronous process (unlike the NI, disk and tape drives), so this can bring out some timing problems. So let's suppose you got the terminal code to working again.? The question then is, how much further do you simulate?? Do you operate off of an RS232 interface (probably USB based)?? Dial up? Or simulate further by making an outgoing connection somewhere via TCP/IP? The DTE code would need to be decoupled from the rest of the simulator and put into a separate module.? No idea how heavy a lift that would be. How hard is a DEQNA to come by?? Don't laugh; I do software, not hardware. On 10/25/20 4:42 PM, Johnny Billquist wrote: > There is SLIP... ;-) > I have never tried the SLIP code, but I did write it. It could be an > interesting test... (I also have the skeleton of PPP, but I have not > completed that one...) > > But anything on a beaglebone or whatever will not really help. You > need some kind of interface on the PDP-11 side either way. Ethernet is > the obvious first choice, but serial lines is (I guess) the next best > thing. > Serial DECnet or serial IP don't make much difference, except I think > you'd find serial IP more useful in the long run. Once you have even > that, you could run DECnet over IP if you wanted to join in a DECnet > sense. > > ? Johnny > > On 2020-10-25 18:24, Chris Zach wrote: >> I *really* need to find a DEQNA and get tcp/ip running on my 11/83. >> This system is feeling lonely. Unless.... Is there a Decnet to TCP/IP >> beaglebone code out there that I could use to peer up to MAGICA? >> >> CZ >> >> On 10/24/2020 1:40 PM, Johnny Billquist wrote: >>> RPM is a packet manager for RSX (it has nothing to do with the Red Hat >>> Packet Manager, except the name). >>> >>> I don't post regularly about this software, nor about updates to the >>> list of available packages, but enough work have been done, and a long >>> enough time have passed since the initial announcement that an update >>> can be useful for various people. >>> >>> >>> Since the initial release of RPM, a lot of improvements have been done >>> to it, and a lot of packages have been updated or added. For anyone >>> running RSX-11M-PLUS, I would really recommend installing RPM, and >>> using >>> it to get the latest version of various software. >>> >>> For information on how to install and use it, see >>> http://mim.update.uu.se/rpm.htm >>> >>> >>> The current list of packages: >>> >>> In? Pkg??????? Ver???? Desc >>> ?? --? ---??????? ---???? ---- >>> ?????? RPM??????? Y0.27?? The RSX Packet Manager >>> ?????? MKE??????? V1.31?? The Unix-like make tool >>> ?????? TCPIP????? V2.5??? TCP/IP for RSX-11M-PLUS >>> ?????? C????????? 000012? PDP-11 C compiler >>> ?????? CRTL?????? V1.2??? PDP-11 C runtime library >>> ?????? F77??????? T5.4??? FORTRAN-77 compiler >>> ?????? F77RTL???? V5.4??? FORTRAN-77 runtime library >>> ?????? BP2??????? V2.7C?? BASIC+2 compiler and interactive environment >>> ?????? BP2RTL???? V2.7C?? BASIC-PLUS-2 runtime library >>> ?????? C81??????? V3.1??? COBOL-81 compiler >>> ?????? C81RTL???? V3.1??? COBOL-81 runtime library >>> ?????? BCPL?????? BCPL04? The DECUS BCPL compiler >>> ?????? FORTH????? V1.3.3? FORTH language for RSX-11M-PLUS >>> ?????? SORT?????? V3.0??? SORT/MERGE for RSX >>> ?????? DBG??????? T2.2.1? PDP-11 Symbolic Debugger >>> ?????? DTR??????? V03.03? DATATRIEVE-11 for RSX >>> ?????? FMS??????? V02.2?? FMS-11 for RSX >>> ?????? NEMA?????? Y0.32?? The small portable Emacs-compatible editor >>> ?????? TECO?????? V40.00? The Text Editor and COrrector (and language) >>> ?????? TIN??????? V1.7??? Task INformation tool >>> ?????? ATT??????? V01???? File attribute manipulation tool >>> ?????? GREP?????? 000007? Tool to search through text files >>> ?????? MORE?????? 2.17??? Interactive text file viewer (VTL) >>> ?????? NTAIL????? X0.2??? Text file tail printout >>> ?????? ERR??????? X0.2??? Display error messages based on codes >>> ?????? USH??????? X0.2??? Unix shell like pipes >>> ?????? KERMIT???? T3.63?? The KERMIT file transfer program >>> ?????? RNO??????? 2000.1? The BONNER Lab RUNOFF document processor >>> ?????? SRD??????? 6.9.2?? The DECUS directory maintenance tool >>> ?????? COD??????? V1.5??? File encoder/decoder >>> ?????? SWATCH???? V01.01? Stop watch for commands >>> ?????? SYM??????? V1.1??? Examine symbols in OBJ and STB files >>> ?????? VTL??????? V01.0?? Virtual Terminal Log utility >>> ?????? ORCAM????? V01.7?? Object file disassembler >>> ?????? DOB??????? V2.2??? Object file disassembler >>> ?????? CLEACD???? V7.12?? The Command Line Editor ACD >>> ?????? CCL??????? V9.3??? User configurable Command Line Interpreter >>> ?????? CURSES???? X0.1??? A Unix compatible curses library for PDP-11 C >>> ?????? ZEMU?????? V1.24?? The Z-machine emulator >>> ?????? DUNGEON??? V3.2C?? The classic dungeon >>> ?????? ADVENT???? 03MAR?? The classic adventure game >>> ?????? MILLE????? V1.5??? The Mille Bournes card game >>> >>> >>> Yes, this now includes various layered software from DEC, prebuilt for >>> M+ I/D systems. I have lots of more software that I intend to add, but >>> this is already starting to become a significant list. >>> >>> ????Johnny >>> >