30 Dec
2024
30 Dec
'24
8:20 p.m.
Peter,
The command file below is from a SYSGEN driver build of DDDRV from my system but I
think it should work for yours. Note that OU: is defined by the SYSGEN process and should
be set as a logical to your system disk (DL0:) or perhaps more simply just edited to be
SY: Also, note that it uses RSXVEC.STB which should work on the pregenned RL02 RSX11M+.
[200,200]DDDRVBLD.CMD
;
; DDDRVBLD.CMD -- RSX-11M-PLUS loadable DD: driver build command file
;
; Created on 01-NOV-2024 at 14:00:05
;
OU:[1,54]DDDRV/-MM/-HD,SY:[1,34]DDDRV/SH/-SP,OU:[1,54]DDDRV=
SY:[1,24]RSX11M/LB:DDDRV:DDTAB
LB:[3,54]RSXVEC.STB/SS
LB:[1,1]EXELIB/LB
/
STACK=0
PAR=DRVPAR:120000:20000
/
If for some reason you need to assemble the DDDRV driver below is the SYSGEN produced
assembly command files.
[200,200]DDDRVASM.CMD
;
; DDDRVASM.CMD -- RSX-11M-PLUS loadable DD: driver assembly command file
;
; Created on 01-NOV-2024 at 12:56:02
;
OU:[11,24]DDDRV,LS:[11,34]DDDRV/-SP=IN:[1,1]EXEMC/ML,[11,10]RSXMC/PA:1,DDDRV
OU:[11,24]DDTAB,LS:[11,34]DDTAB/-SP=IN:[1,1]EXEMC/ML,[11,10]RSXMC/PA:1,DDTAB
Good Luck,
Mark
1. I need some RSX11M+ TKB help (Peter Ekstrom)
From: Peter Ekstrom <epekstrom(a)gmail.com>
Subject: [cctalk] I need some RSX11M+ TKB help
Date: December 29, 2024 at 6:21:46 PM CST
To: "General Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts"
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I have RSX11M+ 4.6 BL87 installed and running on my real PDP 11/23+ and
have gotten DECnet to work as well. But recently a need to access a TU58
tape has come up, and turns out the DD driver on disk isn't built against
the correct RSX11M.STB file. So I need to, I guess, recreate the DDDRV.TSK
file. I have tried some very simplistic TKB commands but keep getting an
error saying a required file is missing.
I don't have the sysgen stuff on this disk... What I have comes from the
pregenned RL02 image.
Does anyone know how the TKB command line should look for this? I know, I
am looking for the easy way out. I have skimmed through some manuals but
nothing has stood out to me (I'm sure I missed it).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
- Peter