Are you still looking for copies of the TAM disks? I have a complete set,
and will complete whatever you're missing. Let me know what you can trade,
or send me the number of blanks and a postage paid mailer...
David
Hi,
I need some help with Procomm. I've been trying to log onto an Intel
320 computer that runs iRMX. I have a terminal connected to the Intel and
I've been able run the diagnostics and to load the OS and boot up but
didn't have the correct account names or passwors to log into the system. I
searched the net last night and found some iRMX manuals. Read them and
found a couple of default account names and passwords. Today I tried them
on the 320. The Superuser password didn't work but one of the regular
account names and password did work so I was able to get into the system.
:-) But once it logged in it executed the user profile and that changed the
terminal setting so that all I got was garbage. :-( (I'll go back to
reading and see if there's a way to stop it from executing the user
profile.) I also tried using a PC with Procomm as a terminal. Procomm will
emulate a lot of terminals and I thought that maybe one of them would
display properly. But I could never get Procomm to work. It always said
"Off-line" and I could never get anything to display on the screen. Data
was going out to the computer and data was coming back from it but none of
it showed up on the screen or in the log file. Any ideas? I'm guessing
some kind of handshaking problem. I connected up my data display boxs with
about six LEDs connected to the most important signal lines and everything
looked fine so it must be one of the less common signals. I used the same
cable and connected it to a terminal and set it for the same baud rate, #
of data and stop bits, parity etc and it worked fine. Also tried another
cable and it worked for the terminal but not for the PC with Procomm. I
have used this same PC with Procomm and the same cable to successfully
connect to other older Intel boxs with no trouble. Anyone have any idea why
Procomm doesn't recognize this system?
Joe
A better solution would be to write
a program that does a simple array-based look-up. Assuming the
Flex-o-writer uses EBCIDC, here's a chart that might be handy
--
you mean, like the one I posted here yesterday?
does ANYONE bother to read my posts here?
FWIW, it is NOT EBCIDC, and has upper/lower case state which
has to be remembered.
Guys, it gets better... I've got a working ISO and can boot to the
SYSBOOT> prompt (b/10000001 dua3) from sys1 on the CD but the system
Fails to boot further reporting DUA3 (CD/ISO) has been write locked
And mount verification is in progress..
I have seen this reported elsewhere for the 7.2 hobbyist kit..
So what's the fix?? How do I boot a vax without a vax (simh)
Installation?
Do I need to beg a dummy (minimal) system disk file from someone?(DUA0)
David
David at bitsolve dot com
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My RRD43 reads CDR's fine.
BTW, I know it was asked, but not sure if it was answered. I have read
VMS install CD's into PC ISO files using Nero, then used them with SIMH
to create a VMS system from scratch. I've also read the same discs with
Easy CD Creator (don't remember which version) and although the files
were slightly different sizes, they still worked fine.
I know I gave someone on this forum (was it you, Ethan?) some ISO's...
They were made with Easy CD Creator.
- Bob
-----Original Message-----
From: cctalk-admin(a)classiccmp.org [mailto:cctalk-admin@classiccmp.org]
On Behalf Of Ethan Dicks
Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 1:38 PM
To: cctalk(a)classiccmp.org
Subject: RE: Reading a VMS CD-ROM for SIMH under Windows?
--- Antonio Carlini <arcarlini(a)iee.org> wrote:
> I've not actually attempted to use the results with SIMH, so all I'm
> reporting is that CDRWin is reading *something* from the CD! I'd burn
> the result to a CDRW if I thought any of my RRD4x devices could cope.
I already have verified that my RRD42 does _not_ like CD-R media. :-(
-ethan
hi eric!my name is alex and i am olso looking for documantation about nec\'s v20 controller.i search on their site but i found nothing.can you please send my what you could find about it?i am interested in anything about v20!thank you!
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http://www.home.ro
On Aug 5, 23:48, Paul Williams wrote:
> No, that's ECMA Technical Report TR/46, "Security in Open Systems - A
> Security Framework".
Oops, sorry. However, you might like to look round the site -- there
used to be a way to order a free copy of most reports that weren't
online.
--
Pete Peter Turnbull
Network Manager
University of York
Chris Whitfield and Ian Young have interfaced the borrowed optical
paper tape reader that we were kindly loaned and have it working on
a PC. Before we go to the site that has the paper tapes (several
dozens) does anyone have a winder we could borrow to save winding them
all back up by hand?
Also before I write it (I have some paper documentation to work from
describing the Atlas Autocode character set, which is from the
Flexowriter printers that were attached to it) does anyone already have
any code to convert from the flexowriter char set to ascii in any form?
We're hoping to get a copy of the Atlas Autocode compiler on paper
tape...
Graham