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+ | == Tape boot == | ||
+ | Here we load the bootblock and load up the root partition onto the rk disk file... | ||
+ | First the tboot.ini file: | ||
+ | <pre> | ||
+ | set cpu 11/40 | ||
+ | set tm0 locked | ||
+ | attach tm0 dist.tap | ||
+ | attach rk0 rk0 | ||
+ | attach rk1 rk1 | ||
+ | attach rk2 rk2 | ||
+ | d cpu 100000 012700 | ||
+ | d cpu 100002 172526 | ||
+ | d cpu 100004 010040 | ||
+ | d cpu 100006 012740 | ||
+ | d cpu 100010 060003 | ||
+ | d cpu 100012 000777 | ||
+ | g 100000 | ||
+ | </pre> | ||
− | + | Once this is run, the simulation will 'lock', hit CTRL+E to break the emulation, and then execute the stand alone program to prepare the hard disk. Type in: | |
− | + | <pre> | |
+ | g 0 | ||
+ | </pre> | ||
+ | And the stand alone program will be ready to respond. Here is my install session: | ||
<pre> | <pre> | ||
PDP-11 simulator V3.8-1 | PDP-11 simulator V3.8-1 | ||
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</pre> | </pre> | ||
− | + | == disk install == | |
+ | |||
+ | Here is our dboot.ini for booting from the hard disk: | ||
+ | <pre> | ||
+ | set cpu 11/40 | ||
+ | set tto 7b | ||
+ | set tm0 locked | ||
+ | attach tm0 dist.tap | ||
+ | attach rk0 rk0 | ||
+ | attach rk1 rk1 | ||
+ | attach rk2 rk2 | ||
+ | dep system sr 173030 | ||
+ | boot rk0" | ||
+ | </pre> |
Revision as of 21:34, 15 November 2010
Tape boot
Here we load the bootblock and load up the root partition onto the rk disk file...
First the tboot.ini file:
set cpu 11/40 set tm0 locked attach tm0 dist.tap attach rk0 rk0 attach rk1 rk1 attach rk2 rk2 d cpu 100000 012700 d cpu 100002 172526 d cpu 100004 010040 d cpu 100006 012740 d cpu 100010 060003 d cpu 100012 000777 g 100000
Once this is run, the simulation will 'lock', hit CTRL+E to break the emulation, and then execute the stand alone program to prepare the hard disk. Type in:
g 0
And the stand alone program will be ready to respond. Here is my install session:
PDP-11 simulator V3.8-1 sim> set cpu 11/40 Disabling XQ sim> set tm0 locked sim> attach tm0 dist.tap sim> attach rk0 rk0 RK: creating new file sim> attach rk1 rk1 RK: creating new file sim> attach rk2 rk2 RK: creating new file sim> d cpu 100000 012700 sim> d cpu 100002 172526 sim> d cpu 100004 010040 sim> d cpu 100006 012740 sim> d cpu 100010 060003 sim> d cpu 100012 000777 sim> g 100000 Simulation stopped, PC: 100012 (BR 100012) sim> g 0 =tmrk disk offset 0 tape offset 100 count 1 =tmrk disk offset 1 tape offset 101 count 3999 = Simulation stopped, PC: 137300 (BGE 137274) sim> q Goodbye
disk install
Here is our dboot.ini for booting from the hard disk:
set cpu 11/40 set tto 7b set tm0 locked attach tm0 dist.tap attach rk0 rk0 attach rk1 rk1 attach rk2 rk2 dep system sr 173030 boot rk0"