test-drb January 2002

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This is my fifth attempt to get deleted.If i swear will i get automaticly wiped?

by jamie＠rbattison.freeserve.co.uk

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International Extensions

by jeff.kaneko＠juno.com

Oh yeah-- I almos' forgot: ..cx - Christmas Island ..tw - Republic of China ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

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International Extensions

by jeff.kaneko＠juno.com

..ch - Switzerland ..ru - Rumania ??? <<< RUssia ________________________________________________________________ GET INTERNET ACCESS FROM JUNO! Juno offers FREE or PREMIUM Internet access for less! Join Juno today! For your FREE software, visit: http://dl.www.juno.com/get/web/.

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PC-Tools (was: Hep me!! scsi adapter DOS drivers (ot?)

by mcguire＠neurotica.com

On January 1, Fred Cisin (XenoSoft) wrote: > KEEPING THE DISPLAYS PRETTY WAS MORE IMPORTANT THAN THE DATA INTEGRITY! Wow, sounds like Windows! -- Dave McGuire St. Petersburg, FL "Less talk. More synthohol." --Lt. Worf

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VMS 6.1 S/W Kit

by Antonio.Carlini＠riverstonenet.com

+AD4- John Allain wrote: +AD4-The two problems I'm aware of is that the CD's aren't +AD4-9660 or PC compatible, so you need a VAX. Also most There is a Windows (or DOS??) reader available on the OpenVMS Freeware V4 CD at: http://www.openvms.compaq.com/freeware/freeware40/ods2-reader/ My recollection is that there was an even better one on the V3 Freeware but I cannot locate it on the V4 or V5 disks (I know some stuff was pruned to make room for newer stuff). Of course, once you get that far you'll find that the binaries are mostly OpenVMS BACKUP savesets (and if they aren't, they'll be PCSI...) and the docs are almost certainly in Bookreader format (and the Windows Bookreader product never made it out of the door). You +ACo-might+ACo- be able to make some use of this using the SIMH and TS10 VAX emulators, but I've not got around to firing those up yet and playing. Antonio

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FAQS.ORG needs funding!

by vcf＠vintage.org

Please read this message: http://www.faqs.org/save_faqs-org.html I don't know how many of you use faqs.org to get FAQs (I don't myself) but I happened to run by this message and thought I would pass it along. They're in need of funding as they've lost their previous sponsorship. Sellam Ismail Vintage Computer Festival ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ International Man of Intrigue and Danger http://www.vintage.org * Old computing resources for business and academia at www.VintageTech.com *

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Connectors (was: NEXT Color Printer find

by dhquebbeman＠theestopinalgroup.com

> > Oh, I know. But no self-respecting scooter tramp, or British auto > > enthusiast for that matter, can let a reference to Lucas go by. > > "It's the Law." > > I have heard about the "love" people have towards Lucas. I have some old > radar stuff they made for World War 2, and...ummm...I am not impressed... How's the joke go? Why do the Brits drink their beer warm? Lucas Refrigerators.... Then, there's Lucas, Prince of Darkness... Tony? -dq

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*DING* Unibus addressing - KZQSA SCSI adapter

by msell＠ontimesupport.com

You DEC old-timers out there will probably chuckle at my little "discovery", but I'm posting my findings for us who are "DEC challenged".... Yesterday I was pulling my hair out trying to get my VAX 4000-500 to recognize an external RRD-43 CD-ROM that was attached to a KZQSA SCSI adapter. No matter what I did, it wouldn't recognize the fact that anything SCSI was connected. The problem turned out to be the address that the KZQSA was set to. It was set to address 761400, and the 4000 was reporting the card to be a DEFQA, which to even a DEC newbie as myself, was VERY wrong. A search through the "VMS wizard" archives at Compaq.com turned up the statement that the KZQSA was shipped with a default address of 761300. So I fiddled with the address jumpers and set it to 761300 and *voila*, the 4000 found the KZQSA. I hooked the external SCSI enclosure to the card, and it found the CD-ROM. It was able to boot VMS from the CD, and I'm on my way. Again, don't laugh too hard, I hope this message helps others who are "Unibus Ignorant".... - Matt Matthew Sell Programmer On Time Support, Inc. www.ontimesupport.com (281) 296-6066 Join the Metrology Software discussion group METLIST! http://www.ontimesupport.com/cgi-bin/mojo/mojo.cgi "One World, One Web, One Program" - Microsoft Promotional Ad "Ein Volk, Ein Reich, Ein Fuhrer" - Adolf Hitler Many thanks for this tagline to a fellow RGVAC'er...

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backdoor account for Micro/RSX ?

by GOOI＠oce.nl

Hi all. First of all, best wishes and good health for 2002! During the holidays I had a look at my 11/53. It boots fine, this is what appears on the VT102. 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 <head load/unload on the RX50> DU0 Micro/RSX Micro/RSX system startup procedure <in double-width font> Copyright (C) 1986 by .. Time and date: 13:44 31-dec-01 <filled in by myself> Startup will take between one to three minutes to complete. SFD -- Device not variable speed multiplexer $; $; Installing Software via Command File LB:[VGS5000MC]VGS5000.CMD $; Task "TT0 " terminated Odd addrfess or other trap four R0=000000 R1=100076 R2=000000 R3=040724 R5=000000 SP=121222 PC=123002 PS=170011 $; $; Installing Software via Command File LB:[EDP]EDP.CMD $; 31-DEC-01 13:45 From MICROD::TT0: to ALL: SYSTEM READY FOR LOGIN $ $ <EOF> $ Have a Good Afternoon 31-DEC-01 13:45 TT0: logged off MICROD $ So, I guess, this looks good. I do not have any experience with RSX or Micro/RSX. At the $ prompt MCR accepts only "login", "hello", and "help". Now, I vaguely remember from this list that when you enter login, the account is either "master" and the password is "system" or vice versa. Neither combination is accepted. Is there a way to get in, or remove the account file? Or should I try to load an other OS as I want to add a DEQNA? - Henk.

24 years

Tektronix 4041 GPIB controller

by montym＠swbell.net

Just ran across your posting on the Tek 4041. I've got both the Operators and Basic Programming Manuals for the 4041 and two of the computers with tapes! I ran across the same problem - no 4041 keyboard. You didn't mention whether you have any of the option ROMs in your 4041. They are in a pullout tray behind a snap in brown panel below the front keypad (use a coin in the slot in the top of the panel). If you have the Program Development ROMs you will be able to write 4041 BASIC programs - otherwise your machine will only execute 4041 programs from tape :( Since you say you've been able to type some commands on your keyboard converter - I would say you might have the Program Development ROMs. I've got the full set Program Development v2.1 #1 and #2, 4041 Graphics, 4041 Plotting, 4041 Signal Processing and the 4041 Utility ROM. Here are some control key sequences (listed as RS232 control keys) to try: Control-A Autonumber Control-B Break Control-C Abort Control-D followed by 1-9,0 User Defined Functions 11-20 Control-E or Backspace Rubout Control-F followed by 1-9,0 User Defined Functions 1-10 Control-H Rubout Control-I or Tab Horizontal tab Control-K Kill to end of line Control-N Recall Next Control-O Insert Control-P Recall Previous Control-Q Continue 4041 output Control-R Recall Line Control-S Stop 4041 output Control-T Step Control-U Clear Control-V Autoload Control-W Move cursor to beginning of line Control-X Delete line Control-\ Move cursor left Control-] Move cursor right Control-^ "Meta"-prefix followed by C CONTINUE followed by L LIST followed by R RUN followed by other chars ignored ESCAPE Suppress immediate execution of the following control character The 4041 BASIC is a lot like 4050 series BASIC, but it has added commands for tape directories, GPIB, and uses a Stream specification format for devices. My experience and 4041 Operators Manual says that RS232 must be configured before it becomes operational. Their recommendation is to create a file that is automatically loaded and run first on a tape when you press the AutoLoad button on the keypad. The Tek System Verification tape actually prompts you "TERMINAL CONFIG(1-YES,2-NO)" at the beginning and allows you to key in RS232 parameters which are then saved to the Verification Tape. Using your "keyboard" try the following commands: SET DRIVER "COMM(BAU=2400,BIT=7,PAR=ODD):" SET CONSOLE "COMM(CON=YES):" If you have two serial ports on your 4041 you may have to add a zero device number to each of the lines (COMM0 instead of COMM). Permitted COMM parameters and ranges: BAUd 75,150,300,600,1200,2400,4800 default 2400 IBaud any integer from 2 to 9600 if 0, use the BAUd parameter BIT 5,6,7,8,9 default 8, includes parity if used (BIT=5 has no parity, BIT=9 must include parity) PARity NO,ODD,EVEn,HIGh,LOW default NO STOp 1 or 2 default 2, for BIT=5 and STOp=2 uses 1.5 stop bits FLAgging NO,INPut,OUTput,BIDirectional, default OUTput MODem,AMOdem,EMOdem EDit RASter,STOrage,402,ANSi,850 default RASter FORmat ASCii,ITEm default ASCii. ITEm allows full 8bit codes TYPe-ahead =>100 default 100. max 32K DS OFF,ON default ON. Data Set Ready output line CTS OFF,ON default ON. Clear to Send output line DCD OFF,ON default ON. Data Carrier Detect output line ERR LOG,REPort default REP. errors displayed immediately ECHO YES,NO default YES CONtrol YES,NO default YES CR CR,CRLf,LFCr default CRLf LF LF,CRLf,LFCr default CRLf For the BASIC OPEN command, from my programmers reference guide: OPEN #logical unit: stream spec [,string var] ex: 1020 OPEN #1: "TAPE: FILEB (OPEN=UPDATE)",LU1$ Logical Unit 1 is designated as the tape file FileB, to be updated. LU1$ is given the entire stream spec string. Here is an input from GPIB device example: INPUT #"GPIB(PRI=21):": Var The numeric value Var is read from device 21 on GPIB I found GET in the full Programmers Reference book - it issues a GPIB Group Execute Trigger command. Syntax: GET[(numexp[,numexp]...)] Bus Traffic: [ATN UNL] [ATN Listen-Address-1] [{ATN Listen-Address-2}...] ATN 8 Hope this helps, Monty McGraw Spring TX Tek 4041,4052,4054,4631,4662,4957... :)

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test-drb January 2002