I never seem to be able to get these things to work...
Here is my ini file:
set tto 7b
set rq dis
set lpt dis
set rl dis
set hk dis
set rq dis
set rqb dis
set rqc dis
set rqd dis
set ry dis
set ts dis
set tq dis
set dz lines=8
set rp0 rp06
at rp0 rp06.disk
set tu0 te16
;at tu0 4.0bsd.tape
;at tu0 BSD4.1_bootable.tap
at tu0 bsdVAX_bootable_3-21-82.tap
D 50000 20009FDE
D 50004 D0512001
D 50008 3204A101
D 5000C C114C08F
D 50010 A1D40424
D 50014 008FD00C
D 50018 C1800000
D 5001C 8F320800
D 50020 10A1FE00
D 50024 00C139D0
D 50028 00000004
run 50000
run 0
Any of these 'tapes' gives me:
VAX780 simulator V3.8-1
HALT instruction, PC: 0005002A (HALT)
HALT instruction, PC: 00000001 (HALT)
sim> q
Goodbye
Is anyone else having better luck???
On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 10:22 PM, Al Kossow<aek(a)bitsavers.org> wrote:
Al Kossow wrote:
Al Kossow wrote:
copy of the tape image up now under
http://bitsavers.org/bits/BSD/
I just added a second image that appears to have all of the records of the
first file blocked at 512 bytes.
I would suggest anyone trying to get this running have the CSRG CD #1 handy.
You will need to read setup.t in the doc/vmunix docs since it requires a
keyed in
bootstrap. Most likely, you need to put boot.file (see below) starting at
location 0, and start it at 0.
Note in the docs that you will need a MASSBUS disk and tape configured.
--
Key in at location 50000 and execute the following boot program:
You may enter in lower-case, the LSI-11 will echo in upper-case.
The machine's printouts are shown in boldface,
explanatory comments are within ( ).
Terminate each line you type by carriage return or line-feed.
.RT
.DS
\fB>>>\|\fRHALT
\fB>>>\|\fRUNJAM
\fB>>>\|\fRINIT
\fB>>>\|\fRD 50000 20009FDE
\fB>>>\|\fRD+ D0512001
\fB>>>\|\fRD+ 3204A101
\fB>>>\|\fRD+ C114C08F
\fB>>>\|\fRD+ A1D40424
\fB>>>\|\fRD+ 008FD00C
\fB>>>\|\fRD+ C1800000
\fB>>>\|\fRD+ 8F320800
\fB>>>\|\fRD+ 10A1FE00
\fB>>>\|\fRD+ 00C139D0
\fB>>>\|\fRD+ 00000004
\fB>>>\|\fRE 50000/NE:A
\&... (machine prints out values, check typing)
\fB>>>\|\fRSTART 50000
.DE
.IP
The tape should move and the CPU should halt at location 5002A.
If it doesn't, you probably have entered the program
incorrectly.
Start over and check your typing.
Start the CPU with
\fB>>>\|\fRSTART 0
.DE
.IP 5.
The console should type
=
--
The contents of the first file on the tape appears to be boot.file
In a quick inspection, it seems to match the contents of the first
file on the tape.
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