Installing SITS on SIMH - Revision history

Larsbrinkhoff: /* Install system files */ Must be a $L missing here.

2023-09-08T05:25:43Z

‎Install system files: Must be a $L missing here.

2023-09-06T05:34:16Z

Unredirect ITS.

2022-10-29T19:08:19Z

‎SIMH configuration: SITS devices are now included in SIMH.

2022-10-28T13:14:17Z

Move things to separate tutorial.

2022-10-28T12:58:46Z

‎SIMH configuration: Remove KE here too.

2022-10-24T05:25:04Z

Use of switches, and how to shut down.

2022-10-22T13:58:36Z

‎Prepare media

2022-10-22T13:46:57Z

‎Prepare media: Transcript for PUNCH.

2022-10-22T13:26:41Z

‎Assembling from source code

2022-10-22T13:26:12Z

‎Assembling from source code: Login also included.

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 HALT instruction, PC: 140522 (DECB R3)
 *$Y   0:   DAZZEL
 HALT instruction, PC: 140522 (DECB R3)
 HALT instruction, PC: 140522 (DECB R3)

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 * SITS is the kernel.
 * RUG is a [[DDT]]-like memory resident [[debugger]], like [[Incompatible Timesharing System|ITS]]' non-[[time-sharing]] DDT.  It can also handle a variety of media for reading and writing [[file]]s.
-* SALV is the disk salvager, same as in [[ITS]].
+* SALV is the disk salvager, same as in [[Incompatible Timesharing System|ITS]].
 * SYSSPR is the system sphere, the first program run by SITS.
 * DDT is the [[user interface]] [[command processor]], like DDT/HACTRN in ITS.

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 </pre>
-At the time of writing, the TV and MB devices have not yet been merged into mainline SIMH.
+Optionally, <code>set cpu idle</code> may be used to reduce host CPU usage.
 ===Assembling from source code===

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 SITS IS UP!</pre>
-===Logging in===
+See [[SITS tutorial]] for what to do next.
 [[Category: SIMH Tutorials]]

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 set cpu 216k
 set pclk enabled
 set ptr enabled

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 .VAL 0; 543>>SETZM 605   605/   -1      $^X.
+*
-<pre>
+</pre>
 ===Format disks===

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:46, 22 October 2022
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	PUNCH will valret at EDONE when finished.		PUNCH will valret at EDONE when finished.
		+
		+	This transcript shows how to start PUNCH in the RUG directory, and then punch out SITS BIN in the RUG format. The first .VAL messages is when PUNCH stops for the user to mount a new paper tape. This is optional. The last .VAL is when PUNCH is done, and can be killed.
		+	<pre>
		+	*:cwd rug
		+	*punch^K!
		+	*
		+	SITS;SITS BIN
		+
		+	.VAL 0; 523>>MOVEI 3,144 3/ -1 $p
		+	.VAL 0; 523>>MOVEI 3,144 3/ -1 $p
		+	.VAL 0; 523>>MOVEI 3,144 3/ -1 $p
		+	.VAL 0; 523>>MOVEI 3,144 3/ -1 $p
		+	.VAL 0; 523>>MOVEI 3,144 3/ -1 $p
		+	.VAL 0; 523>>MOVEI 3,144 3/ -1 $p
		+	.VAL 0; 523>>MOVEI 3,144 3/ -1 $p
		+	.VAL 0; 523>>MOVEI 3,144 3/ -1 $p
		+	.VAL 0; 543>>SETZM 605 605/ -1 $^X.
		+	*
		+	<pre>

	===Format disks===		===Format disks===

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 You're all alone, Fair share = 99%
-*user$u
+user$u
 *:cwd rug
 *:palx ar

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 Login to ITS and assemble — at a minimum — RUG, SALV, SITS, SYSSPR, DDT, and FNT.  RUG is the file AR in the RUG directory.  All the other programs are in the SITS directory.  Then take the BIN files and punch them to paper tape, or save them to magnetic tape.
-This is a transcript of assembling RUG and SITS.  The rest of the programs are processed just like SITS.
+This is a transcript of logging in, and then assembling RUG and SITS.  The rest of the programs are processed just like SITS.
 <pre>
 KA ITS.1651. DDT.1548.
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 :KILL
 </pre>