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Ultrix RISC
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$ gxemul -e 3max -d rootdisk.img -d b:ultrix-risc-os-v4.5.mode1.ufs -j vmunix GXemul 20070701 Copyright (C) 2003-2007 Anders Gavare Read the source code and/or documentation for other Copyright messages. Simple setup... net: simulated network: 10.0.0.0/8 (max outgoing: TCP=100, UDP=100) simulated gateway: 10.0.0.254 (60:50:40:30:20:10) simulated nameserver uses real nameserver 194.179.1.100 machine: memory: 64 MB cpu0: R3000 (I+D = 4+4 KB) machine: DECstation 5000/200 (3MAX, KN02) (25.00 MHz) bootstring(+bootarg): boot 5/rz1/vmunix -a diskimage: rootdisk.img SCSI DISK id 0, read/write, 781 MB (1600002 sectors) diskimage: ultrix-risc-os-v4.5.mode1.ufs SCSI DISK id 1, read/write, 250 MB (512084 sectors) (BOOT) DEC boot: loadaddr=0xa0600000, pc=0xa0600000: 15 blocks cpu0: starting at 0xa0600000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ultrixboot - V4.5 Thu Sep 14 07:07:42 EDT 1995 Loading 5/rz1/vmunix ... Sizes: text = 1912928 data = 1963408 bss = 787952 Starting at 0x80030000 ULTRIX V4.5 (Rev. 47) System #2: Tue Oct 17 21:27:44 EDT 1995 real mem = 67108864 avail mem = 54906880 using 1638 buffers containing 6709248 bytes of memory KN02 processor - system rev 0 cpu0 ( version 2.0, implementation 2 ) fpu0 ( version 4.0, implementation 3 ) HBA 'asc' and DME 'ram94' attached on Controller 0. asc0 at ibus5 rz0 at asc0 slave 0 (DEC RZ58 (C) DEC 2000) rz1 at asc0 slave 1 (DEC RZ58 (C) DEC 2000) ln0 at ibus6 ln0: DEC LANCE Ethernet Interface, hardware address: 10:20:30:00:00:10 dc0 at ibus7 WARNING: clock lost 67 days *** STANDALONE ULTRIX ENVIRONMENT *** If you select the BASIC Installation option from the list that follows, the installation software creates file systems on default partitions on your system disk and loads the mandatory ULTRIX software subsets. If you require additional installation choices, select the ADVANCED Installation option. Select one of the following options: 1) BASIC Installation 2) ADVANCED Installation 3) System management Enter your choice: 2 *** SYSTEM DISK SELECTION *** The 'Guide to Installing ULTRIX' explains the following table of system disk drives. Select one of the devices below to contain the root file system: SYSTEM DISK TABLE Selection Device ULTRIX Device Controller Controller Name Name Number Name Number ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 RZ58 rz0 0 SCSI 0 2 RZ58 rz1 1 SCSI 0 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Enter your choice: 1 You selected RZ58, device number 0. Make sure this disk drive is on line and write-enabled (if applicable to your disk drive), then confirm your choice. Use RZ58, rz0, for your system disk? (y/n) []: y The installation procedure now allocates the root file system on partition 'a' of the system disk, rz0 RZ58. Making the root file system on rz0 RZ58. The installation procedure is now restoring the root file system to partition 'a' of the system disk, rz0 RZ58. The installation procedure now checks the root file system on partition 'a' of the system disk, rz0 RZ58. ** /dev/rrz0a ** Last Mounted on /mnt ** Phase 1 - Check Blocks and Sizes ** Phase 2 - Check Pathnames ** Phase 3 - Check Connectivity ** Phase 4 - Check Reference Counts ** Phase 5 - Check Cyl groups 224 files, 8073 used, 7750 free (14 frags, 967 blocks, 0.1% fragmentation) *** BOOTSTRAP COMMAND SEQUENCE *** Issue the following console commands to set your default bootpath variable and to boot your system disk: >> setenv boot "5/rz0/vmunix -a" >> boot syncing disks... done halting.... (transferring to monitor) rebooting.... (trapaco@pruebas2:~/gxemul/ultrix$——
$ gxemul -e 3max -d rootdisk.img -d osf1.0_mips.ISO -j vmunix GXemul 20070701 Copyright (C) 2003-2007 Anders Gavare Read the source code and/or documentation for other Copyright messages. Simple setup... net: simulated network: 10.0.0.0/8 (max outgoing: TCP=100, UDP=100) simulated gateway: 10.0.0.254 (60:50:40:30:20:10) simulated nameserver uses real nameserver 195.235.113.3 machine: memory: 64 MB cpu0: R3000 (I+D = 4+4 KB) machine: DECstation 5000/200 (3MAX, KN02) (25.00 MHz) bootstring(+bootarg): boot 5/rz0/vmunix -a diskimage: rootdisk.img SCSI DISK id 0, read/write, 781 MB (1600002 sectors) diskimage: osf1.0_mips.ISO SCSI CD-ROM id 1, read-only, 293 MB (601500 sectors) DEC boot: loadaddr=0xa0600000, pc=0xa0600000: 15 blocks cpu0: starting at 0xa0600000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OSF boot - Fri Jan 3 06:45:59 EST 1992 No disk label Loading 5/rz0/vmunix ... paco@pruebas2:~/gxemul/ultrix$ gxemul -e 3max -d rootdisk.img -d ultrix-risc-os-v4.5.mode1.ufs -j vmunix GXemul 20070701 Copyright (C) 2003-2007 Anders Gavare Read the source code and/or documentation for other Copyright messages. Simple setup... net: simulated network: 10.0.0.0/8 (max outgoing: TCP=100, UDP=100) simulated gateway: 10.0.0.254 (60:50:40:30:20:10) simulated nameserver uses real nameserver 194.179.1.100 machine: memory: 64 MB cpu0: R3000 (I+D = 4+4 KB) machine: DECstation 5000/200 (3MAX, KN02) (25.00 MHz) bootstring(+bootarg): boot 5/rz0/vmunix -a diskimage: rootdisk.img SCSI DISK id 0, read/write, 781 MB (1600002 sectors) diskimage: ultrix-risc-os-v4.5.mode1.ufs SCSI DISK id 1, read/write, 250 MB (512084 sectors) DEC boot: loadaddr=0xa0600000, pc=0xa0600000: 15 blocks cpu0: starting at 0xa0600000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ultrixboot - V4.5 Thu Sep 14 07:07:42 EDT 1995 Loading 5/rz0/vmunix ... Sizes: text = 2336160 data = 453168 bss = 1254704 Starting at 0x80030000 ULTRIX V4.5 (Rev. 47) System #5: Tue Oct 17 21:15:59 EDT 1995 real mem = 67108864 avail mem = 55173120 using 819 buffers containing 6709248 bytes of memory KN02 processor - system rev 0 cpu0 ( version 2.0, implementation 2 ) fpu0 ( version 4.0, implementation 3 ) HBA 'asc' and DME 'ram94' attached on Controller 0. asc0 at ibus5 rz0 at asc0 slave 0 (DEC RZ58 (C) DEC 2000) rz1 at asc0 slave 1 (DEC RZ58 (C) DEC 2000) ln0 at ibus6 ln0: DEC LANCE Ethernet Interface, hardware address: 10:20:30:00:00:10 dc0 at ibus7 *** SYSTEM NAME SPECIFICATION *** Select the name of your system using alphanumeric characters. The first character must be a letter. For example, tinker. Enter your system name: ultrix45 You selected ultrix45 as the name of your system. Is this correct? (y/n) [y]: y *** DATE AND TIME SPECIFICATION *** The current date and time should be specified using the following format: yymmddhhmm Use two digits for year (yy), month (mm), day (dd), hour (hh), and minute (mm). Enter the time in 24-hour format. For example, 02:54 p.m. on Feb 2, 1993 would be entered as: 9302021454 Enter the date and time: 9302021454 *** TIME ZONE SELECTION *** Select the time zone for your area, using the options listed in the table below. You can also enter the number of hours (-12 to 12) in time east of Greenwich. Selection Time Zone --------------------------------- e Eastern c Central m Mountain p Pacific g Greenwich --------------------------------- Enter your choice: g Does your area alternate between Daylight Savings and Standard time? (y/n) [y]: y Select your geographic area for Daylight Savings Time, using the options in the table below. Selection Geographic Area -------------------------------- u USA a Australia e Eastern Europe c Central Europe w Western Europe -------------------------------- Enter your choice [u]: c The current date and time is Tue Feb 2 14:54:09 EST 1993 *** SPECIFY THE SUPERUSER PASSWORD *** The Guide to Installing ULTRIX instructs you on how to enter the superuser password. Changing password for root Enter new password: Verify: *** FILE SYSTEM DEFAULT OPTION *** The following table shows the default file system layout on RZ58, rz0: partition bottom top size overlap default a 0 32767 32768 c root b 32768 163839 131072 c swap, dump g 163840 983039 819200 c,d /usr If you choose the defaults, the var area will be allocated to /usr/var. Do you want to choose the default file system layout? (y/n): y Making the new file system for /usr on /dev/rrz0g RZ58 This distribution media includes subsets for ULTRIX Worksystem Software (UWS). A UWS license (on a workstation) or a UWS Server License (on a timesharing machine or server) is required to install these subsets. Do you want to install ULTRIX Worksystem Software? y/n []: y *** SUPPORTED SOFTWARE INSTALLATION *** *** Select the DECwindows User Interface *** 1) DECwindows for OSF/Motif 2) X11/DECwindows (XUI) Enter your choice [1]: *** Enter Subset Selections *** The following subsets are mandatory and will be installed automatically: * Base System * Kernel Config Files * TCP/IP Networking Utilities * Network File System Utilities * Extended (Berkeley) Mailer * OSF/Motif User Environment * B&W, Color, or PX Server * X11/DECwindows 75dpi Fonts The subsets listed below are optional: 1) Prototype bind, gated, xntp Utilit 2) Printer Support Environment 3) RAND Mail Handler 4) Sys. Config. Mgmt. Program (SCAMP) 5) Communications Utilities 6) Unix-to-Unix Copy Facility 7) Maintenance Operations Protocol 8) Accounting Software 9) Kerberos Network Authentication 10) Enhanced Security Features 11) Prestoserve Utilities 12) System Exerciser Package 13) Doc. Preparation for Ref. Pages 14) Doc. Preparation Extensions 15) Adobe Font Metric Files 16) Software Development Utilities 17) Source Code Control System 18) Internationalization Runtime Env. 19) Internationalization Dev. Env. 20) CDA Base System 21) CDA Software Dev Libraries 22) RPC Runtime Environment 23) RPC Development Environment 24) Ref. Pages for Sys. Admin. & Users 25) Reference Pages for Programers 26) Programming Examples 27) Ultrix SPDS 28) Mips 3 Libraries 29) Symbolic Links for 2.10 Compiler 30) Additional OSF/Motif Apps. 31) DECwindows OSF/Motif Mail 32) OSF/Motif Development Env. 33) OSF/Motif Reference Pages 34) OSF/Motif System Management Tools 35) Worksystem Dev. G0 Libraries 36) Truecolor Server 37) X11R4 PXG Server 38) X11/DECwindows 100dpi Fonts 39) X11/DECwindows PEX Fonts 40) All mandatory and all optional subsets 41) Mandatory subsets only 42) Exit without installing subsets Enter your choice(s): 40 Working....Tue Feb 2 14:56:21 EST 1993 You are installing the following subsets: Base System Kernel Config Files TCP/IP Networking Utilities Network File System Utilities Extended (Berkeley) Mailer OSF/Motif User Environment B&W, Color, or PX Server X11/DECwindows 75dpi Fonts Prototype bind, gated, xntp Utiliti Printer Support Environment RAND Mail Handler Sys. Config. Mgmt. Program (SCAMP) Communications Utilities Unix-to-Unix Copy Facility Maintenance Operations Protocol Accounting Software Kerberos Network Authentication Enhanced Security Features Prestoserve Utilities System Exerciser Package Doc. Preparation for Ref. Pages Doc. Preparation Extensions Adobe Font Metric Files Software Development Utilities Source Code Control System Internationalization Runtime Env. Internationalization Dev. Env. CDA Base System CDA Software Dev Libraries RPC Runtime Environment RPC Development Environment Ref. Pages for Sys. Admin. & Users Reference Pages for Programers Programming Examples Ultrix SPDS Mips 3 Libraries Symbolic Links for 2.10 Compiler Additional OSF/Motif Apps. DECwindows OSF/Motif Mail OSF/Motif Development Env. OSF/Motif Reference Pages OSF/Motif System Management Tools Worksystem Dev. G0 Libraries Truecolor Server X11R4 PXG Server X11/DECwindows 100dpi Fonts X11/DECwindows PEX Fonts Is this correct? (y/n): y Base System (UDTBASE450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 14:57:39 EST 1993 Working....Tue Feb 2 14:59:40 EST 1993 Verifying Working....Tue Feb 2 15:01:52 EST 1993 Kernel Config Files (UDTBIN450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:02:34 EST 1993 Working....Tue Feb 2 15:04:36 EST 1993 Working....Tue Feb 2 15:06:37 EST 1993 Verifying Working....Tue Feb 2 15:07:01 EST 1993 TCP/IP Networking Utilities (UDTINET450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:07:42 EST 1993 Verifying Network File System Utilities (UDTNFS450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:08:57 EST 1993 Verifying Extended (Berkeley) Mailer (UDTUMAIL450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying OSF/Motif User Environment (DXMX11450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:10:12 EST 1993 Working....Tue Feb 2 15:12:13 EST 1993 Verifying Working....Tue Feb 2 15:12:42 EST 1993 B&W, Color, or PX Server (UDWSER450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:13:06 EST 1993 Verifying X11/DECwindows 75dpi Fonts (UDWFONT450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:15:02 EST 1993 Verifying Prototype bind, gated, xntp Utilities (UDTBGX450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:15:55 EST 1993 Verifying Printer Support Environment (UDTPRINT450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:16:46 EST 1993 Verifying RAND Mail Handler (UDTMH450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:17:31 EST 1993 Verifying Sys. Config. Mgmt. Program (SCAMP) (UDTSMSCAMP450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Communications Utilities (UDTCOMM450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Unix-to-Unix Copy Facility (UDTUUCP450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Maintenance Operations Protocol (UDTMOP450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Accounting Software (UDTACCT450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Kerberos Network Authentication (UDTKERB450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:21:38 EST 1993 Verifying Enhanced Security Features (UDTSEC450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Prestoserve Utilities (UDTPRESTO450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying System Exerciser Package (UDTEXER450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Doc. Preparation for Ref. Pages (UDTDCMT450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Doc. Preparation Extensions (UDTDCMTEXT450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Adobe Font Metric Files (UDTAFM450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Software Development Utilities (UDTPGMR450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:25:31 EST 1993 Verifying Source Code Control System (UDTSCCS450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Internationalization Runtime Env. (UDTINTLRT450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Internationalization Dev. Env. (UDTINTLPGMR450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying CDA Base System (UDTCDABASE450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:28:35 EST 1993 Verifying CDA Software Dev Libraries (UDTCDAPGMR450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying RPC Runtime Environment (UDTRPCRT450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying RPC Development Environment (UDTRPCDEV450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Ref. Pages for Sys. Admin. & Users (UDTMAN450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:31:30 EST 1993 Verifying Reference Pages for Programers (UDTMANPGMR450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:32:37 EST 1993 Verifying Programming Examples (UDTEXAMPLES450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Ultrix SPDS (UDTSPD450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Mips 3 Libraries (UDTMIPS3PGMR450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:34:34 EST 1993 Verifying Symbolic Links for 2.10 Compiler (UDT210PGMR450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying Additional OSF/Motif Apps. (DXMDECW450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:35:53 EST 1993 Verifying DECwindows OSF/Motif Mail (DXMMAIL450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:38:22 EST 1993 Verifying OSF/Motif Development Env. (DXMXM450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:39:22 EST 1993 Verifying OSF/Motif Reference Pages (DXMMAN450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:42:05 EST 1993 Verifying OSF/Motif System Management Tools (DXMSYSMGNT450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:43:45 EST 1993 Verifying Worksystem Dev. G0 Libraries (DXMXDEVG0450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:44:35 EST 1993 Verifying Truecolor Server (UDWXTXSER450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:45:50 EST 1993 Verifying X11R4 PXG Server (UDWWSTSER450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:46:58 EST 1993 Verifying X11/DECwindows 100dpi Fonts (UDWFONT15450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:47:46 EST 1993 Verifying X11/DECwindows PEX Fonts (UDWFONTSTR450) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE (disk) Verifying The installation software has successfully installed the software subsets. Installing Upgrade subsets The following subsets will be installed: * B&W, Color, or PX Server Upgrade * Generic Kernel Do you wish to continue? (y/n): y B&W, Color, or PX Server Upgrade (UDWSER451) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE_UPGRADE (disk) Verifying Generic Kernel (UDTGENVMUNIX451) Copying from /mnt/RISC/BASE_UPGRADE (disk) Working....Tue Feb 2 15:51:42 EST 1993 Verifying The installation procedure has successfully installed the Upgrade subsets *** CONFIGURATION FILE KERNEL OPTION SELECTION *** Selection Kernel Option --------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Local Area Transport (LAT) 2 Bisynchronous Communication protocol (VAX only) 3 Computer Interconnect (CI) network 4 Diagnostic/Utilities Protocol (DUP) 5 ISO9660 File System Support (CDFS) 6 Ethernet Packet Filter 7 Enhanced Security Features 8 All of the above 9 None of the above ---------------------------------------------------------------- Enter the selection number for each kernel option you want. For example, 1 3 : 1 5 6 8 You specified the following kernel options: Local Area Transport (LAT) ISO9660 File System Support (CDFS) Ethernet Packet Filter You specified 8, which is an invalid response. Study the options provided in the following menu and enter a valid response. *** CONFIGURATION FILE KERNEL OPTION SELECTION *** Selection Kernel Option --------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Local Area Transport (LAT) 2 Bisynchronous Communication protocol (VAX only) 3 Computer Interconnect (CI) network 4 Diagnostic/Utilities Protocol (DUP) 5 ISO9660 File System Support (CDFS) 6 Ethernet Packet Filter 7 Enhanced Security Features 8 All of the above 9 None of the above ---------------------------------------------------------------- Enter the selection number for each kernel option you want. For example, 1 3 : 8 You specified the following kernel options: Local Area Transport (LAT) Computer Interconnect (CI) network Diagnostic/Utilities Protocol (DUP) ISO9660 File System Support (CDFS) Ethernet Packet Filter Enhanced Security Features Is this correct? (y/n) [n]: y *** SYSTEM CONFIGURATION PROCEDURE *** Configuration file complete. Do you want to edit the configuration file? (y/n) [n]: *** PERFORMING SYSTEM CONFIGURATION *** working ..... Tue Feb 2 15:53:26 EST 1993 working ..... Tue Feb 2 15:55:26 EST 1993 working ..... Tue Feb 2 15:57:26 EST 1993 *** DEVICE SPECIAL FILE CREATION *** working ..... Tue Feb 2 15:58:11 EST 1993 *** SOFTWARE INSTALLATION PROCEDURE COMPLETE *** The following files were created during the installation procedure: /vmunix - customized kernel /genvmunix - generic kernel /usr/adm/install.log - installation log file /usr/adm/install.FS.log - file systems log file /usr/adm/install.DEV.log - special device log file Rebooting the system ... syncing disks... done rebooting.... (transferring to monitor) $—–
paco@pruebas2:~/gxemul/ultrix$ more ./osf/phase2 paco@pruebas2:~/gxemul/ultrix$ gxemul -e 3max -j vmunix -d rootdisk.img GXemul 20070701 Copyright (C) 2003-2007 Anders Gavare Read the source code and/or documentation for other Copyright messages. Simple setup... net: simulated network: 10.0.0.0/8 (max outgoing: TCP=100, UDP=100) simulated gateway: 10.0.0.254 (60:50:40:30:20:10) simulated nameserver uses real nameserver 195.235.113.3 machine: memory: 64 MB cpu0: R3000 (I+D = 4+4 KB) machine: DECstation 5000/200 (3MAX, KN02) (25.00 MHz) bootstring(+bootarg): boot 5/rz0/vmunix -a diskimage: rootdisk.img SCSI DISK id 0, read/write, 781 MB (1600003 sectors) DEC boot: loadaddr=0xa0600000, pc=0xa0600000: 15 blocks cpu0: starting at 0xa0600000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OSF boot - Fri Jan 3 06:45:59 EST 1992 Loading 5/rz0/vmunix ... Sizes: text = 1549824 data = 202528 bss = 479056 Starting at 0x80031000 /etc/init arg: -a Mips boot: memory from 0x252000 to 0x3ffa000 Kernel virtual space from 0xc0000000 to 0xc8000000. DEC OSF/1 V1.0 (Rev. 155); Thu Jan 2 23:58:09 EST 1992 cache sizes: 4096 inst 4096 data physical memory = 67108864 bytes (64.00 MB). available memory = 55681024 bytes (53.10 MB). using 1638 buffers containing 6709248 bytes (6.39 MB) of memory KN02 processor - system rev 0 cpu0 ( version 2.0, implementation 2 ) paco@pruebas2:~/gxemul/ultrix$ gxemul -e 3max -j vmunix -d rootdisk.img GXemul 20070701 Copyright (C) 2003-2007 Anders Gavare Read the source code and/or documentation for other Copyright messages. Simple setup... net: simulated network: 10.0.0.0/8 (max outgoing: TCP=100, UDP=100) simulated gateway: 10.0.0.254 (60:50:40:30:20:10) simulated nameserver uses real nameserver 194.179.1.100 machine: memory: 64 MB cpu0: R3000 (I+D = 4+4 KB) machine: DECstation 5000/200 (3MAX, KN02) (25.00 MHz) bootstring(+bootarg): boot 5/rz0/vmunix -a diskimage: rootdisk.img SCSI DISK id 0, read/write, 781 MB (1600002 sectors) DEC boot: loadaddr=0xa0600000, pc=0xa0600000: 15 blocks cpu0: starting at 0xa0600000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ultrixboot - V4.5 Thu Sep 14 07:07:42 EDT 1995 Loading 5/rz0/vmunix ... Sizes: data = 205200 bss = 423600 Starting at 0x80030000 ULTRIX V4.5 (Rev. 47) System #1: Tue Feb 2 15:57:40 EST 1993 real mem = 67108864 avail mem = 57176064 using 1638 buffers containing 6709248 bytes of memory KN02 processor - system rev 0 cpu0 ( version 2.0, implementation 2 ) fpu0 ( version 4.0, implementation 3 ) HBA 'asc' and DME 'ram94' attached on Controller 0. asc0 at ibus5 rz0 at asc0 slave 0 (DEC RZ58 (C) DEC 2000) ln0 at ibus6 ln0: DEC LANCE Ethernet Interface, hardware address: 10:20:30:00:00:10 dc0 at ibus7 WARNING: clock lost 175 daysMon Aug 10 23:51:51 WET DST 1992 Automatic reboot in progress... /dev/rz0a: SUMMARY INFORMATION BAD (SALVAGED) /dev/rz0a: FILE SYSTEM MODIFIED, VERIFYING /dev/rz0a: 663 files, 12069 used, 3754 free (82 frags, 459 blocks, 0.5% fragmentation) rebooting.... (transferring to monitor) paco@pruebas2:~/gxemul/ultrix$ gxemul -e 3max -j vmunix -d rootdisk.img GXemul 20070701 Copyright (C) 2003-2007 Anders Gavare Read the source code and/or documentation for other Copyright messages. Simple setup... net: simulated network: 10.0.0.0/8 (max outgoing: TCP=100, UDP=100) simulated gateway: 10.0.0.254 (60:50:40:30:20:10) simulated nameserver uses real nameserver 194.179.1.100 machine: memory: 64 MB cpu0: R3000 (I+D = 4+4 KB) machine: DECstation 5000/200 (3MAX, KN02) (25.00 MHz) bootstring(+bootarg): boot 5/rz0/vmunix -a diskimage: rootdisk.img SCSI DISK id 0, read/write, 781 MB (1600002 sectors) DEC boot: loadaddr=0xa0600000, pc=0xa0600000: 15 blocks cpu0: starting at 0xa0600000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ultrixboot - V4.5 Thu Sep 14 07:07:42 EDT 1995 Loading 5/rz0/vmunix ... Sizes: text = 1298928 data = 205200 bss = 423600 Starting at 0x80030000 ULTRIX V4.5 (Rev. 47) System #1: Tue Feb 2 15:57:40 EST 1993 real mem = 67108864 avail mem = 57176064 using 1638 buffers containing 6709248 bytes of memory KN02 processor - system rev 0 cpu0 ( version 2.0, implementation 2 ) fpu0 ( version 4.0, implementation 3 ) HBA 'asc' and DME 'ram94' attached on Controller 0. asc0 at ibus5 rz0 at asc0 slave 0 (DEC RZ58 (C) DEC 2000) ln0 at ibus6 ln0: DEC LANCE Ethernet Interface, hardware address: 10:20:30:00:00:10 dc0 at ibus7 Mon Aug 10 23:52:27 WET DST 1992 Automatic reboot in progress... RISC cc(1) Name cc - RISC C compiler Syntax cc [ option ] ... file ... Description The cc command invokes the RISC ucode C compiler. It produces RISC object code in RISC extended coff format (the default), binary or sym- bolic ucode, ucode object files and binary or symbolic assembly language. The cc command accepts the following arguments: + Arguments ending in .c are interpreted as C source programs. They are compiled, and the resulting object file has the same name as the source program except .o is substituted for .c. If a single C source program is compiled and loaded at once, the .o file is deleted. # -
Interdata – OS/32
mkdir interdata cd interdata/ wget http://simh.trailing-edge.com/sources/simhv37-2.zip ; wget http://www.bitsavers.org/bits/Interdata/32bit/os32/OS32_8.1/04-082M71R16_OS32_8.1.tap.gz wget http://www.bitsavers.org/bits/Interdata/32bit/os32/OS32_8.1/04-082M71R16S_OS32_starter.tap.gz wget http://www.bitsavers.org/bits/Interdata/32bit/os32/OS32_8.1/04-082M79R16_OS32_8.1SRC.tap.gz wget http://www.bitsavers.org/bits/Interdata/32bit/os32/OS32_8.1/04-083M71R10_OS32MTM8.1.tap.gz wget http://www.bitsavers.org/bits/Interdata/32bit/os32/OS32_8.1/04-200M71_OS328.1.1upd.tap.gz ; wget http://www.speakeasy.org/~johnsonds/3220/simhv37-2d0/simhv37-2d0.diff wget http://www.speakeasy.org/~johnsonds/3220/simhv37-2d1/simhv37-2d1.diff wget http://www.speakeasy.org/~johnsonds/3220/simhv37-2d2/simhv37-2d2.diff wget http://www.speakeasy.org/~johnsonds/3220/simhv37-2d3/simhv37-2d3.diff wget http://www.speakeasy.org/~johnsonds/3220/simhv37-2d4/simhv37-2d4.diff wget http://www.speakeasy.org/~johnsonds/3220/simhv37-2d5/simhv37-2d5.diff wget http://www.speakeasy.org/~johnsonds/3220/simhv37-2d6/simhv37-2d6.diff wget http://www.speakeasy.org/~johnsonds/3220/simhv37-2d7/simhv37-2d7.diff wget http://www.speakeasy.org/~johnsonds/3220/simhv37-3d8/simhv37-3d8.diff ; mkdir simhv37-2 mv simhv37-2.zip simhv37-2 cd simhv37-2 unzip simhv37-2/simhv37-2.zip cd Interdata ; patch <simhv37-2d0.diff patch <simhv37-2d1.diff patch <simhv37-2d2.diff patch <simhv37-2d3.diff patch <simhv37-2d4.diff patch <simhv37-2d5.diff patch <simhv37-2d6.diff ; patch <simhv37-2d7.diff ; make id16 make id32 ;
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Prime
Algunas cintas para la instalación las podemos encontrar aqui :
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SUN3
paco@javier:~/emuladores/tme-0.6$ LTDL_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib;export LTDL_LIBRARY_PATH paco@javier:~/emuladores/tme-0.6$ cd .. paco@javier:~/emuladores$ mkdir sun3 paco@javier:~/emuladores$ cd sun3 paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ cp /usr/local/share/examples/tme/SUN3-CARRERA ./MY-SUN3 paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ wget http://people.csail.mit.edu/fredette/tme/sun3-carrera-rev-3.0.bin --11:33:10-- http://people.csail.mit.edu/fredette/tme/sun3-carrera-rev-3.0.bin => `sun3-carrera-rev-3.0.bin' Resolviendo people.csail.mit.edu... 128.30.2.148 Conectando a people.csail.mit.edu|128.30.2.148|:80... conectado. Petición HTTP enviada, esperando respuesta... 200 OK Longitud: 65,536 (64K) [application/octet-stream] 0% [ ] 0 8% [======> ] 5,21% [==================> ] 1436% [===============================> ] 2467% [===========================================================> ] 44100%[========================================================================================>] 65,536 62.56K/s 11:33:12 (62.38 KB/s) - `sun3-carrera-rev-3.0.bin' guardado [65536/65536] paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ cp /usr/local/share/examples/tme/sun3-carrera-eeprom.txt ./my-sun3-eeprom.txtpaco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ tme-sun-eeprom < my-sun3-eeprom.txt > my-sun3-eeprom.bin tme-sun-eeprom notice: input format is text tme-sun-eeprom notice: output format is binary paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ cp /usr/local/share/examples/tme/sun-keyboards.txt . paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ cp /usr/local/share/examples/tme/my-sun-macros.txt ./my-sun-macros.txt paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$
paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ dd if=/dev/zero of=my-sun3-disk.img bs=1 count=1 seek=1000000000 1+0 registros de entrada 1+0 registros de salida un byte (1 B) copiado, 3,388e-05 segundos, 29,5 kB/s paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$
paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ wget -r http://www.sun3zoo.de/sun3arc/BootTapes/Sun3/index.html Descargado: 69,037,743 bytes en 47 archivos
paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ mv www.sun3zoo.de/sun3arc/BootTapes/Sun3 my-sunos-tape paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ cd my-sunos-tape paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3/my-sunos-tape$ uncompress *.Z paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3/my-sunos-tape$
ln -s tpboot.sun3 01 ln -s SunOS411.sun3.Exa.xdrtoc 02 ln -s munix_sun3 03 ln -s munixfs_sun3 04 ln -s miniroot_sun3 05 ln -s sun3_proto_root.sunos_4_1_1.tar 06 ln -s sun3_usr.tar 07 ln -s sun3_kvm.tar 08 ln -s sun3_install.tar 09 ln -s sun3_networking.tar 10 ln -s sun3_system_v.tar 11 ln -s sun3_sys.tar 12 ln -s sun3_sunview_users.tar 13 ln -s sun3_sunview_demo.tar 14 ln -s sun3_text.tar 15 ln -s sun3_demo.tar 16 ln -s sun3_openwindows_users.tar 17 ln -s sun3_openwindows_demo.tar 18 ln -s sun3_openwindows_fonts.tar 19 ln -s sun3_user_diag.tar 20 ln -s sun3_manual.tar 21 ln -s sun3_tli.tar 22 ln -s sun3_rfs.tar 23 ln -s sun3_debugging.tar 24 ln -s sun3_sunview_programmers.tar 25 ln -s sun3_shlib_custom.tar 26 ln -s sun3_graphics.tar 27 ln -s sun3_uucp.tar 28 ln -s copyright_sun3_tape1 29 ln -s sun3_security.tar 31 ln -s sun3_openwindows_programmers.tar 32 ln -s copyright_sun3_tape1 33 cd .. for i in $( ls -1 my-sunos-tape/?? ); do ln -s $i done
echo "command tape0 load 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33" >> MY-SUN3 echo "command mainbus0 power up" >> MY-SUN3
http://www.sun3zoo.de/en/tme.html
http://people.csail.mit.edu/fredette/tme/sun3-150-nbsd.html
http://www.sun3zoo.de/sun3arc/BootTapes/
http://www.paulgraham.com/thist.html
http://people.csail.mit.edu/fredette/tme/sun4-75-nbsd.html
paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ cp MY-SUN3 MY-SUN3.intall paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ wget ftp://ftp.cs.indiana.edu/pub/scheme-repository/imp/t/risc_sources.tar.gz --18:20:25-- ftp://ftp.cs.indiana.edu/pub/scheme-repository/imp/t/risc_sources.tar.gz => `risc_sources.tar.gz' Resolviendo ftp.cs.indiana.edu... 129.79.247.195 Conectando a ftp.cs.indiana.edu|129.79.247.195|:21... conectado. Identificándose como anonymous ... ¡Conectado! ==> SYST ... hecho. ==> PWD ... hecho. ==> TYPE I ... hecho. ==> CWD /pub/scheme-repository/imp/t ... hecho. ==> PASV ... hecho. ==> RETR risc_sources.tar.gz ... hecho. [ <=> ] 477,677 14.45K/s 18:20:55(21.91 KB/s) - `risc_sources.tar.gz' guardado [477677] paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ wget ftp://ftp.cs.indiana.edu/pub/scheme-repository/imp/t/sunt.tar.gz --18:21:22-- ftp://ftp.cs.indiana.edu/pub/scheme-repository/imp/t/sunt.tar.gz => `sunt.tar.gz' Resolviendo ftp.cs.indiana.edu... 129.79.247.195 Conectando a ftp.cs.indiana.edu|129.79.247.195|:21... conectado. Identificándose como anonymous ... ¡Conectado! ==> SYST ... hecho. ==> PWD ... hecho. ==> TYPE I ... hecho. ==> CWD /pub/scheme-repository/imp/t ... hecho. ==> PASV ... hecho. ==> RETR sunt.tar.gz ... hecho. [ <=> ] 931,960 8.10K/s 18:22:50(12.46 KB/s) - `sunt.tar.gz' guardado [931960] paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ gzip -d risc_sources.tar.gz paco@javier:~/emuladores/sun3$ gzip -d sunt.tar.gzUff, Uff, ha costado trabajo, hay alguna cosa que todavia no entiendo, pero ya esta ahi… A ver si puedo conseguir que se algo mas automatico.
setenv TAPE /dev/(n)rst0 command tape0 load risc_sources.tar sunt.tar T 3.1 (5) MC68000/UNIX Copyright (C) 1988 Yale University
Parece que es mejor montar la cinta como nrst, asi se hace un tar y copia el primer archivo, el segundo tar falla, y el tercer tar copia el segundo archivo ..
(herald sunbuild) #| To build a new system from sources: 1. You should be in a directory with sources and tsystem as subdirectories Execute the shell script in tsystem/envset 2. Start up tsystem/xt and load this file into orbit-env 3. (compile-support) and (exit) 4. Start up tsystem/xt again and load this file into orbit-env 5. (compile-sources) and (link-t '(tsystem new)) and (exit) 6. cd tsystem; linkt new.o new; cd .. 7. tsystem/new is a T without compiler. Start up new with a large heap. 8. ((*value t-implementation-env 'load-and-suspend-system) '(tsystem new) t) (exit) 9. cd tsystem; linkt new.o new That's it. |#
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Como usar ITS
– Cómo hacer un backup:
.VAL 0; 66753>>HRLM 1,114040 ^C : --- aqui pulso ^\ *[HALTED: FE interrupt] KLH10> devmount mta0 tape1 rw Mount requested: "tape1" KLH10> [mta0: Tape online] cont Continuing KN10 at loc 05600... PI ITS revived! :massacre *:dump (Please Log In) DUMP .443 *** WRONG VERSION OF DUMP--ASSEMBLED FOR KN BUT RUNNING ON PI *** *** CERTAIN TAPE OPERATIONS WON'T BE ALLOWED *** _ --- pulso ^Z :sl <enter> wrong/0 〈ENTER〉 y $P (esc p) 6146) .IOT 5,1 :sl *wrong/'DUMPER$: -1 0 $p PFTHMG DRAGON CHANNA _DRGN_ TIMES WRITE 19:12:14 PFTHMG DRAGON CHANNA LOGOUT TIMES DELRNM 19:12:14 dump full links --- Nombre de la cinta : tape1 TAPE NO=tape1 ___002 DUMP SYSENG MACRO TAPES WRITE 19:12:34 ___002 DUMP SYSENG MACRO TAPES WRITE 19:13:34 REEL 0 FIRST USER = . LAST USER = TEACH _icheck E-O-T _quit --- volvemos al monitor de klh10 con ^\ :KILL *[HALTED: FE interrupt] KLH10> devunmount mta0 Unmount requested KLH10> [mta0: Tape offline] KLH10> cont Continuing KN10 at loc 05600... PI ITS revived!
– ver los procesos (equivalente a un ps)
*:peek New system version; must repurify. Take paws off keys and wait. %CFOFF?%CFSTS?%CFCLS?%CFSTY?%SWOUT?%SWLOD?%SWSB?IPKSNC?NSUBNT?MYCHAD?%PKNOF?PK.! HSP?PK.HST?CHNPI?CHNPO?CHNPF?CHNSTS?CHNSNS?CHNRTR?CHNPFL?CHNPD?CHNABT?CHNCRC?CH! NCR2?CHNWLE?CHNPLE?CHNLOS?CHNSPZ?CHTTBF?CHFRBF?CHQRFC?CHQLSN?CHNIPI?CHNIPO?CHSU! SR?CHSSTA?CHSNBF?CHSNOS?CHSFRN?CHSACK?CHSPKN?CHSWIN?CHSIBP?CHSOBP?SBNRUT?UWRKST! ?USVWRK?USWTIM?TRCTBL? :PDUMP DSK:SYS;TS PEEK *GO$G'PEEK$: MD ITS 1647 Peek 632 5/11/08 00:21:02 Up time = 2:43:02 Memory: Free=303 Runnable Total=11 Out=0 Users: High=12 Runnable=1 Index Uname Jname Sname Status TTY Core Out %Time Time PIs 0 SYS SYS SYS HANG ? 55 0 0% 1 CORE JOB CORE UUO ? 0 0 0% 2 COMSAT JOB.07 SYS HANG ? 4 1 0% 3 COMSAT IV IV HANG ? 30 9 0% 4 ___004 HACTRN USERS2 HANG > 30 9 0% 6 ___004 LISP USERS2 TTYI T0 56 0 0% 5 PFTHMG DRAGON DRAGON HANG ? 6 0 0% 7 11TLNT TELSER 060124 SLEEP ? 1 0 0% 10 PACO HACTRN SYS HANG > C 33 9 0% 11 PACO PEEK USERS2 +TTYBO T11 11 0 3% Fair Share 4% Totals: 226 3% 1 Logout time = 1 Lost 0% Idle 4% Null time = 14
– Como acceder en red ..
root@pruebas2:/mnt/hdb1/paco# route add -net 192.168.0.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 gw 172.24.96.3 root@pruebas2:/mnt/hdb1/paco# exit exit paco@pruebas2:~$ ping 192.168.0.203 PING 192.168.0.203 (192.168.0.203) 56(84) bytes of data. 64 bytes from 192.168.0.203: icmp_seq=1 ttl=59 time=0.675 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.0.203: icmp_seq=2 ttl=59 time=0.658 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.0.203: icmp_seq=3 ttl=59 time=0.664 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.0.203: icmp_seq=4 ttl=59 time=0.681 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.0.203: icmp_seq=5 ttl=59 time=0.669 ms 64 bytes from 192.168.0.203: icmp_seq=6 ttl=59 time=0.668 ms --- 192.168.0.203 ping statistics --- 6 packets transmitted, 6 received, 0% packet loss, time 4997ms rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.658/0.669/0.681/0.016 ms paco@pruebas2:~$ telnet 192.168.0.203 Trying 192.168.0.203... Connected to 192.168.0.203. Escape character is '^]'. MIT Mostly Development PDP-10 Welcome to PI! Please do ":PRINT HACK;PI NEWS" for help. MD ITS.1647. DDT.1545. TTY 11 You're all alone, Fair share = 1%
– Usar MD en lugar de PI y lanzar maclisp con los primeros ejemplos de pitmanual
~/ITS$ ./kn10-ks klh10-md.ini KLH10 V2.0A release (MyITS) built May 10 2008 10:40:00 Copyright � 2001 Kenneth L. Harrenstien -- All Rights Reserved. This program comes "AS IS" with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. Compiled for LINUX on I386 with word model USEHWD Emulated config: CPU: KS10 SYS: ITS Pager: ITS APRID: 759 Memory: 512 pages of 1024 words (SHARED) Time interval: INTRP Base: OSGET Quantums: OSVIRT Interval default: 60Hz Internal clock: OSINT Other: JPC DEBUG PCCACHE CTYINT IMPINT EVHINT Devices: RH11 RPXX(DP) TM03(DP) DZ11 CH11 LHDH(DPIMP) [MEM: Allocating 512 pages shared memory, clearing...done] KLH10> ; KLH10 emulator configuration for MD ITS system. KLH10> KLH10> ; Define basic KS10 device config - two RH11s each on its own Unibus KLH10> KLH10> devdef rh0 ub1 rh11 addr=776700 br=6 vec=254 KLH10> devdef rh1 ub3 rh11 addr=772440 br=6 vec=224 KLH10> KLH10> ; Provide one disk, one tape in config ITS expects KLH10> KLH10> devdef dsk0 rh0.0 rp type=rp06 format=dbd9 path=PI-ITS-RP06.0-dbd9 iodly=0 KLH10> devdef mta0 rh1.0 tm02 fmtr=tm03 type=tu45 KLH10> KLH10> ; ITS wants a 60Hz clock, allow it. Need this until defaults OK. KLH10> set clk_ithzfix=60 clk_ithzfix: 60. => 60. KLH10> KLH10> ; Define IMP for MD KLH10> devdef imp ub3 lhdh addr=767600 br=6 vec=250 ipaddr=192.168.0.203 gwaddr=192.168.0.2 KLH10> KLH10> ; Dummy definitions. Only one DZ is still (apparently) needed. KLH10> devdef dz0 ub3 dz11 addr=760010 br=5 vec=340 KLH10> ;devdef dz1 ub3 dz11 addr=760020 br=5 vec=350 KLH10> ;devdef chaos ub3 ch11 addr=764140 br=5 vec=270 KLH10> KLH10> ; Define new HOST device hackery KLH10> devdef idler ub3 host addr=777000 KLH10> KLH10> ; Preload ITS for convenience KLH10> load @.its-647md-u Using word format "u36"... Loaded "@.its-647md-u": Format: ITS-SBLK Data: 65468, Symwds: 0, Low: 01, High: 0777266, Startaddress: 0144430 KLH10> KLH10> ; go 774000 ; to start DDT, else "go" to start ITS KLH10> KLH10> [EOF on klh10-md.ini] KLH10> go Starting KN10 at loc 0144430... Salvager 260 .TEMP. has no files, User File Directory DELETED .MSGS. has no files, User File Directory DELETED [dpimp: Using default interface "eth0"] [dpimp: ifc "eth0" => ether 0:1d:92:62:cf:6f] [dpimp: inet 172.24.96.3] [dpimp: netmask 255.255.255.0] [dpimp: net 172.24.96.0] [dpimp: HOST: 192.168.0.203] [dpimp: gwdef 192.168.0.2] [dpimp: no native ARP entry, assuming shared ifc] IT IS NOW 8:25:59 PM EDT, SATURDAY, MAY 10,2008 MD ITS 1647 IN OPERATION AT 20:25:59 MD ITS 1647 SYSTEM JOB USING THIS CONSOLE. LOGIN TARAKA 0 20:25:59 MD ITS.1647. DDT.1545. TTY 0 You're all alone, Fair share = 1% :inquir SYS: SYS3; TS INQUIR - NON-EXISTENT DIRECTORY IT IS NOW 8:26:39 PM EDT, SATURDAY, MAY 10,2008 :lisp (Please Log In) LISP 2149 Alloc? y # REGPDL = 10000 # SPECPDL = 4000 # FXPDL = 4000 # FLPDL = 2000 LIST = 40000 SYMBOL = 6000 FIXNUM = 14000 FLONUM = 2000 BIGNUM = 2000 ARRAY = 1000 * :lisp ;:LISP UNBOUND VARIABLE (setq x '(hi there)) (HI THERE) (car x) HI (+ 3 4) 7 (zerop 17) NIL (+ 5 5) 12 --- esto es correcto :) maclisp opera por defecto en octal (atom 3) T (setq x (list 'a 'b) y (list 'a 'b)) (A B) (equal '(a b) '(a b)) T (= 3 'foo) ;FOO NON-NUMERIC VALUE (eval '((lambda (x) (plus x x)) 2.5)) 5.0 (eval '(+ (* 2 3) 1)) 7 (progn (setq x 'a y 'b) (psetq x y y x) (list x y)) ;Loading DEFMAX 98 ;Loading MLMAC 92 (B A)– como ver el directorio de lisp:
:listf ts lisp; PI LISP FREE BLOCKS #0=17573 0 -READ- -THIS- 1 ! 3/21/84 13:52:46 0 .FASL DEFS 7 ! 5/4/81 10:17:12 0 @ FASL 5 ! 7/24/81 10:53:43 0 ALLFIL FASL 2 ! 2/23/79 17:24:57 0 BACKQ FASL 1 ! 8/19/81 18:33:42 0 BACKQ OFASL 1 ! 12/23/80 17:33:55 0 BITS FASL 4 ! 1/23/82 17:02:00 0 BITS OFASL 3 ! 1/23/82 16:30:34 0 BITS OOFASL 3 ! 11/10/81 20:40:10 0 BLTARR FASL 1 ! 4/2/81 05:56:58 L BS FASL LIBLSP BS FASL 0 BUG MAIL 39 ! 10/5/87 12:42:54 0 CERROR FASL 2 ! 7/6/81 19:42:28 0 CERROR OFASL 2 ! 5/18/81 20:35:14 0 CGOL FASL 10 ! 4/6/82 20:22:25 0 CGOL QFASL 10 ! 2/9/82 00:10:49 0 CGPRIN FASL 5 ! 1/24/81 05:54:46 0 CNVD FASL 1 ! 7/5/81 08:01:30 L DEBUG FASL LIBLSP DEBUG FASL 0 DEFMAC FASL 5 ! 10/17/81 11:53:57 0 DEFMAC OFASL 5 ! 8/1/81 15:26:42 0 DEFMAX FASL 2 ! 12/8/81 14:42:50 0 DEFMAX OFASL 2 ! 7/31/81 20:02:24 0 DEFMAX OOFASL 2 ! 6/15/81 16:25:09 L DEFNS MID L DEFNS > 0 DEFSET FASL 2 ! 7/24/81 10:48:37 0 DEFSET OFASL 2 ! 6/4/81 22:49:38 0 DEFVST FASL 3 ! 12/8/81 16:21:39 0 DEFVST OFASL 3 ! 8/21/81 21:31:05 0 DEFVSX FASL 3 ! 12/8/81 14:34:29 0 DEFVSX OFASL 3 ! 10/21/81 14:49:49 0 DEFVSY FASL 2 ! 12/8/81 14:33:36 0 DEFVSY OFASL 2 ! 7/7/81 05:23:18 0 DESCRI FASL 2 ! 12/8/81 14:48:18 0 DESCRI OFASL 2 ! 4/10/81 02:05:15 0 DRAMMP FASL 3 ! 10/20/81 09:51:33 0 DRAMMP OFASL 4 ! 3/3/81 19:09:49 0 DUMPAR FASL 1 ! 3/13/81 08:08:15 0 EDIT FASL 2 ! 4/25/80 16:59:47 0 ERRCK FASL 2 ! 8/8/81 15:21:55 0 ERRCK OFASL 2 ! 5/21/81 07:49:53 0 EVONCE FASL 1 ! 12/1/80 14:06:49 0 EXTBAS FASL 1 ! 12/18/81 17:59:47 0 EXTBAS OFASL 1 ! 12/8/81 14:31:44 0 EXTBAS OOFASL 1 ! 11/1/81 16:25:44 0 EXTEND FASL 5 ! 1/23/82 15:56:01 0 EXTEND OFASL 5 ! 1/23/82 16:28:40 0 EXTEND OOFASL 5 ! 12/8/81 16:13:09 0 EXTHUK FASL 2 ! 12/8/81 15:33:25 0 EXTHUK OFASL 2 ! 11/10/81 16:08:47 0 EXTMAC FASL 4 ! 12/18/81 18:39:21 0 EXTMAC OFASL 4 ! 12/8/81 16:11:56 0 EXTSFA FASL 2 ! 8/15/81 14:21:43 0 EXTSFA OFASL 1 ! 3/28/81 21:41:22 0 EXTSTR FASL 2 ! 12/8/81 16:10:17 0 EXTSTR OFASL 2 ! 11/1/81 16:20:19 0 FLRMAT FASL 3 ! 12/16/80 18:03:03 0 FORMAT BRACK 1 ! 8/29/82 19:37:43 0 FORMAT EXTEND 1 ! 2/9/81 20:13:02 0 FORMAT FASL 6 ! 8/29/82 19:34:49 0 FORMAT FLOAT 2 ! 8/29/82 19:36:31 0 FORMAT HAIR 2 ! 2/9/81 20:12:23 0 FORMAT INVOKE 1 ! 6/11/81 22:32:05 0 FORMAT ITER 1 ! 2/9/81 20:12:44 0 FORMAT MACROS 1 ! 2/9/81 20:13:14 0 FORMAT NUM 2 ! 8/29/82 19:38:03 0 FORMAT UMACS 1 ! 8/29/82 19:38:23 0 FUNCEL FASL 1 ! 10/24/81 09:15:05 0 FUNCEL OFASL 1 ! 2/21/81 20:36:00 0 GCDEMN FASL 2 ! 11/9/81 16:12:29 0 GCDEMN OFASL 2 ! 2/28/81 20:29:26 0 GETMID FASL 2 ! 12/6/80 13:21:09 0 GFILE FASL 2 ! 2/8/80 00:56:12 0 GFN FASL 5 ! 10/20/81 07:33:11 0 GFN OFASL 5 ! 4/6/81 03:41:30 L GRIND FASL LISP GFILE FASL L GRINDE FASL LISP GFN FASL 0 HUMBLE FASL 2 ! 5/14/80 11:53:58 L ITSBTS 1 SYS ITSBTS > L ITSDFS 4 SYS ITSDFS > 0 LAP FASL 3 ! 5/31/81 14:44:59 0 LCHNSP FASL 1 ! 5/5/80 12:10:56 0 LDBHLP FASL 1 ! 9/20/80 15:11:37 0 LEDIT FASL 2 ! 2/27/81 19:21:25 0 LET FASL 3 ! 6/9/81 18:13:12 0 LEXPRF FASL 1 ! 7/10/81 18:29:13 L LISP NEWS LSPMAI LISP NEWS L LISP RECENT LSPMAI LISP RECENT 0 LISPT FASL 6 ! 5/16/80 14:15:52 0 LOCK 224 1 ! 8/9/83 16:48:50 0 LOCK 229 1 ! 3/23/84 15:20:52 0 LOCK 231 1 ! 4/13/84 09:02:48 0 LOCK MAIL 1 ! 7/24/83 02:01:37 0 LOCK OMAIL 3 ! 12/9/81 21:38:04 0 LOCK REPORT 1 ! 12/16/81 19:39:44 0 LODBYT FASL 3 ! 12/9/80 13:29:17 L LOOP FASL LIBLSP LOOP FASL 0 LSETS FASL 1 ! 7/25/81 07:40:15 0 LSETS OFASL 1 ! 6/4/81 21:46:03 0 LSPTTY 100QIO 2 ! 4/24/81 04:36:34 0 LSPTTY 122QIO 2 ! 8/1/81 01:54:33 0 LSPTTY 138QIO 2 ! 6/16/83 04:09:02 0 LSPTTY 144QIO 2 ! 1/22/84 06:43:04 0 LSPTTY 149QIO 2 ! 4/21/86 00:47:29 0 MACAID FASL 4 ! 10/31/81 10:32:00 0 MACAID OFASL 4 ! 10/27/81 12:40:55 0 MACLIS LISP 1 ! 7/10/81 17:19:01 L MACLIS SHARAB LISP MACLIS LISP 0 MLMAC FASL 4 ! 11/17/81 13:15:34 0 MLMAC OFASL 4 ! 8/26/81 16:15:53 0 MLSUB FASL 2 ! 8/1/81 14:39:44 0 MLSUB OFASL 2 ! 7/17/81 11:59:54 0 NADEFV FASL 6 ! 12/9/81 19:47:28 0 NADEFV OFASL 6 ! 8/21/81 21:50:09 0 NALET FASL 3 ! 6/9/81 18:18:48 0 NALOOP FASL 8 ! 8/11/81 22:43:12 0 NEW RECENT 2 ! 9/14/82 04:13:14 L NILAID FASL LSPSRC NILAID FASL 0 PUREP FASL 1 ! 3/12/80 04:56:08 L PURQIX 1997 SYS PURQIO 1997 0 QUERIO FASL 2 ! 10/17/81 08:41:49 0 QUERIO OFASL 2 ! 6/25/81 22:06:03 0 REAP FASL 1 ! 6/2/80 09:48:02 L SAIDFS 314159 SYS SAIDFS > 0 SENDI FASL 1 ! 7/4/81 21:04:39 0 SETF FASL 5 ! 11/4/81 11:14:55 0 SETF OFASL 5 ! 8/14/81 14:06:02 0 SHARAB LISP 1 ! 4/4/81 23:22:20 0 SHARPA FASL 2 ! 7/7/81 03:05:11 0 SHARPC FASL 3 ! 7/5/81 01:40:53 0 SHARPM FASL 3 ! 1/23/82 18:02:15 0 SHARPM OFASL 3 ! 11/7/81 15:43:11 0 SHARPM OOFASL 3 ! 6/9/81 18:43:41 0 SORT FASL 1 ! 9/23/81 17:33:43 0 SORT OFASL 1 ! 11/22/78 04:34:54 0 STRAUX FASL 3 ! 11/7/81 16:26:29 0 STRAUX OFASL 3 ! 9/2/81 19:13:52 0 STRING FASL 9 ! 11/12/81 16:16:48 0 STRING OFASL 9 ! 9/2/81 22:07:44 L STRUCT FASL LIBLSP STRUCT FASL 0 SUBLOA FASL 1 ! 7/5/81 14:15:01 L SUBLOA LSP NILCOM SUBLOA > 0 SUBSEQ FASL 3 ! 10/27/81 11:03:53 0 SUBSEQ OFASL 3 ! 7/31/81 22:52:58 0 TAPEXX 55 3 ! 11/25/80 18:08:43 0 THREAD FASL 2 ! 9/29/81 13:40:43 0 THREAD LFASL 2 ! 9/29/81 13:25:53 0 TRACE FASL 3 ! 1/29/81 10:33:27 L TTY FASL LIBLSP TTY FASL 0 UMLMAC FASL 3 ! 7/30/81 18:52:21 0 UMLMAC OFASL 2 ! 5/13/81 19:20:03 0 VECTOR FASL 3 ! 1/23/82 15:52:48 0 VECTOR OFASL 3 ! 1/23/82 16:32:05 0 VECTOR OOFASL 3 ! 11/10/81 19:48:00 0 YESNOP FASL 1 ! 9/1/81 18:35:30 0 YESNOP OFASL 1 ! 6/3/81 21:49:30 *
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OpenVMS y SIMH
Introducción
Instalación de SIMH
collect2: ld devolvió el estado de salida 1 make: *** [BIN/pdp1] Error 1
OS_CCDEFS = -D_GNU_SOURCE -lrt
make # usar make USE_NETWORK=1 si queremos soporte de red. Ver configuracion cp BIN/* /usr/local/bin/ Configuración de SIMHConfiguración de SIMH
mkdir -p $HOME/emuladores/vax-vms cp VAX/ka655x.bin $HOME/emuladores/vax-vms cd $HOME/emuladores/vax-vms
Nota sobre networking:
SIMH puede usar la tarjeta de red, es decir emula la ethernet, pero lo hace de una forma algo particular: pone la tarjeta de red en modo promiscuo, de forma que analiza todos los paquetes que pasan por la red, captura los paquetes que tienen como destino la IP de nuestra maquina emulada, y se los entrega al emulador. Este modo de funcionamiento tiene como particularidad que es muy fácil de implementar, pero tiene dos desventajas:
- Hay que poner la ethernet en modo promiscuo, es decir, hay que ser root.
- No se puede iniciar sesión en la misma máquina, es decir, desde una consola no le puedes hacer un telnet al emulador (si lo puedes hacer si tienes dos tarjetas de red o desde cualquier otro nodo de la red).
También tener en cuenta que para tener soporte de red, necesitas tener la librería pcap instalada y definir USE_NETWORK con el makefile (pero eso ya lo hemos leído en los README, ¿verdad ? )
$ vax VAX simulator V3.7-3 sim>
Difícil, ¿eh? Una vez lanzado, nos quedamos en una pseudo-shell que nos permite controlar el emulador. Dispone de bastantes opciones que podemos ver escribiendo help, pero en principio nosotros vamos a usar muy pocas, como el show device o el boot. Para salir del emulador basta un quit. Si estamos emulando una máquina y queremos cambiar alguna opción (como por ejemplo montar o desmontar una unidad de cinta), podemos volver a la pseudo-shell simplemente pulsando ^E (tecla Ctrl+e) y para volver a la maquina emulada un cont.
A continuación pongo el fichero de configuración que vamos a usar, vax.ini:
; ; Cargar el micro-código de la CPU load -r ka655x.bin ; ; Usar un fichero para mantener los valores de la RAM no-volátil attach nvr nvram.bin ; ; Vamos a simular una maquina con 64M de memoria set cpu 64m ; Queremos que la maquina no nos acapare todo la CPU del host set cpu idle=VMS ; ; Estos son los discos, el RA92 es el tamaño máximo soportado por el VAX set rq0 ra92 ;set rq1 ra92 ;set rq2 ra92 set rq3 cdrom ; ; Conectamos los discos a los fichero que tenemos attach rq0 vax2_d0.dsk ;attach rq1 openvms_d1.dsk ;attach rq2 openvms_d2.dsk ; ; Conectamos el fichero con la ISO al CD-ROM (en modo solo lectura) attach -r rq3 vax_hobby_vms073.dsk ; ; Conectamos la Ethernet a la tarjeta de rede correspondiente set xq mac=08-00-2B-AA-BB-DD attach xq eth0 ; ; Arrancamos la máquina boot cpu
Instalación de OpenVMS
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Sobre máquinas virtuales: Parrot
Parrot es un intento de crear una maquina virtual cuyo principal objetivo son los lenguajes dinámicos como puedan ser perl, tcl, python o rubi. Actualmente esta en fase alpha (version 0.6.1) pero se puede decir que la infraestructura esta casi creada, y poco a poco se van creando lenguajes basados en esta maquina virtual.
Uno de los principales objetivos de parrot es la creacion de rakudo o per6 en parrot. Existe un monton de informacion disponible en la red:
- Pruebas: http://smoke.parrotcode.org/smoke/
- Página principal del proyecto : http://www.parrotcode.org/
- lista de BUGS : http://rt.perl.org/rt3/NoAuth/parrot/Overview.html
- Tutorial de PCT : http://rt.perl.org/rt3/NoAuth/parrot/Overview.html
- Vista previa de perl6 : http://www.perl.com/pub/a/2007/05/10/everyday-perl-6.html
