Hello from Gregg C Levine
I've got a bundle of questions regarding E11, and its range of I/O
devices. Here goes:
1) Is anyone running the DOS/Windows version with the Display Register
device attached to a LPT port? Where did they obtain the LED devices
for it?
2) How did they configure its interpretation of the PDP-11 serial
devices?
3) Or the network connections? Favorite Ethernet cards as well.
And last but not least:
4)Which printer arrangement was used? Serial? Even a parallel
solution?
To be honest I haven't seen any action on both lists with in the past
number of days, so I thought I'd post something new to the PUPS list,
and give it something to chew on.
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Gregg C Levine hansolofalcon(a)worldnet.att.net
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Hi,
I just thought of a neat idea. Put old versions of BSD source code into a CVS
archive using "cvs import" and then run a CVSWEB site with that.
Possibly converting SCCS to RCS to CVS. I don't know how far back my BSD SCCS
goes.
Maybe a smaller project to CVS 4.3BSD-tahoe to Quasijarus first.
One of the big problems is that they move files all over the place as BSD
developed and CVS doen't work too elegantly with those kind of changes.
Maybe subversion not CVS but I've yet to do anything with subversion.
Does anything like this already exist?
Thanks,
Ken
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Kenneth Stailey <kstailey(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
> One of the big problems is that they move files all over the place as BSD
> developed and CVS doen't work too elegantly with those kind of changes.
Yes, neither SCCS nor RCS nor CVS tracks file moves, and for this single reason
an SCCS/RCS/CVS tree is not sufficient by itself to act as a complete BSD
history tree. See this page for an idea of what I had to go through:
http://ifctfvax.Harhan.ORG/Quasijarus/sccs.html
MS
I'm seeking info about the SVR4-MP ps options
-z and -Z, as used for mandatory access control.
This is so that they can be implemented for Linux.
Alternately, are there more-common ways to handle
this security data or more-common usage of the
-z and -Z options?
I could use some example output.
All "trusted" high-security systems are of interest.
