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by lyokoboy0＠gmail.com

This past week I managed to pick up a pdp 11/23. Excited to finally have a qbus system, it is quite small compared to my 11/34. Attached are some pictures showing what i picked up. I am in the process of stress testing the power supply before turning it on. The whole machine was quite dirty and is being cleaned out as well. A whole corner of the machine corroded away, thankfully there is a metal shop around the corner with a press, I am going to replace the corroded sides. https://postimg.org/gallery/11t1el096/ --Devin

8 years, 11 months

server downtime

by jwest＠classiccmp.org

The classiccmp host will be going down tonight around 8pm. It should be back up by 2am tomorrow. This will affect the mailing list as well as any and all websites hosted by the classiccmp server. While we provide DNS for most of those websites, there are a few that still maintain their own DNS elsewhere. For those folks, the new IP address of the server will be 71.91.242.75 Best, J

8 years, 11 months

Tektronix Terminal Emulation

by blstuart＠bellsouth.net

On Sat, 3/11/17, Douglas Taylor via cctalk <cctalk at classiccmp.org> wrote: > One of the things that I tried > was running kermit inside the xterm window, I was able to > connect to the Vax but was unable to test the graphics portion. There are two things that come to mind as possibilities. First, if xterm isn't getting switched into Tek mode, who knows what you'll see displayed. To force it into Tek mode, start it with the -t option or in a vt100 xterm window do a ctrl-middle click and you'll get a menu where you can select "Switch to Tek Mode." The other possibility is that depending on setting, kermit might not be 8-bit clean. IIRC the Tek escape codes need the terminal line to be in 8-bit mode. When I'm connecting to a device speaking the Tek escape codes, I usually use cu instead, and it's generally worked pretty well for me. BLS

8 years, 11 months

RT-11 5.x install tapes?

by j_hoppe＠t-online.de

Alan, thanks! - I saw that neither 5.5 nor 5.6 has no DD, but 5.0 -5.4G and 5.7 has. Didn't understand the reason. - Also DD.MAC in the 5.0 - 5.4 and 5.7 changes often. I tested tu58fs with oversized TU58 tape for 5.3 and 5.7, the number of blocks is always patched into into offset 0x2c, 0x2d in DD.SYS - I made a working DD.SYS with .macro DD, .link DD, .rename DD.SAV DD.SYS Do you know how to make DDX.SYS? Must be a conditional MACRO symbol. Joerg > >> for work on TU58 emulator "tu58fs" I'd like to experiment with >> oversized tape images under RT-11 5.5, 5.6 and 5.7. The images I >> know about are the classiccmp collections, Earl Evans pointed me >> to the RT11DV50.ISO archive. >> However, in these images the TU58 driver files >> DD.MAC/DD.SYS/DDX.SYS are mostly missing. Strange, because they >> claim to be pristine. >> Somebody knows about original RT-11 V5 installation tape images? > Here is the DD.MAC file you are looking for. It was part of > the RT-11 v5.6 sources that Mentec supplied to the Y2K update > team to make v5.7. Since the last modification was in 1979, > it is safe to assume that it applies to all recent versions. > > Have fun! > > Alan > > -------------------------------------------------- > .MCALL .MODULE > .MODULE DD,VERSION=21,COMMENT=<DECtape II Handler>,AUDIT=YES > > ; COPYRIGHT (c) 1989 BY > ; DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION, MAYNARD, MASS. > ; ALL RIGHTS RESERVED > ; > ;THIS SOFTWARE IS FURNISHED UNDER A LICENSE AND MAY BE USED AND COPIED > ;ONLY IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS OF SUCH LICENSE AND WITH THE > ;INCLUSION OF THE ABOVE COPYRIGHT NOTICE. THIS SOFTWARE OR ANY OTHER > ;COPIES THEREOF MAY NOT BE PROVIDED OR OTHERWISE MADE AVAILABLE TO ANY > ;OTHER PERSON. NO TITLE TO AND OWNERSHIP OF THE SOFTWARE IS HEREBY > ;TRANSFERRED. > ; > ;THE INFORMATION IN THIS SOFTWARE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE > ;AND SHOULD NOT BE CONSTRUED AS A COMMITMENT BY DIGITAL EQUIPMENT > ;CORPORATION. > ; > ;DIGITAL ASSUMES NO RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE USE OR RELIABILITY OF ITS > ;SOFTWARE ON EQUIPMENT THAT IS NOT SUPPLIED BY DIGITAL. > > .SBTTL CONDITIONAL ASSEMBLY SUMMARY > ;+ > ;COND > ; DD$PRI (4) Interrupt Priority > ; 4-7 possible interrupt priorities > ; > ; DDT$O (0) two controller support > ; 0 1 controller > ; 1 2 controllers > ; > ; DD$CSR (176500) 1st controller CSR > ; DD$VEC (300) 1st controller VECTOR > ; > ; DD$CS2 (176510) 2nd controller CSR > ; DD$VC2 (310) 2nd controller VECTOR > ; > ; EIS$I (MMG$T) Use SOB instruction (no code effects!) > ; 0 simulate SOB > ; 1 use SOB > ; > ; MMG$T std conditional > ; TIM$IT std conditional (no code effects) > ; ERL$G std conditional > ;- > > .SBTTL GENERAL COMMENTS > > .ENABL LC > > ;+ > ; ABSTRACT FOR CODE FROM WHICH THIS WAS TAKEN: > ; > ; THIS MODULE MAY BE ASSEMBLED TO YIELD EITHER THE RAM PORTION OF A PDT > ; DRIVER WITH PRIMITIVES IN ROM OR A MODULE TO BE LINKED WITH ANOTHER > ; MODULE TO MAKE AN RT11 DRIVER FROM THE ROM PRIMITIVES. > ; > ; AUTHOR: > ; > ; BILL CLOGHER VERSION 1 > ; DARRELL DUFFY VERSION 2 27-APR-78 > ; > ; MODIFIED BY: > ; BARBARA DOERRE > ; 23-AUG-78 SINGLE MODULE RT11 DRIVER > ; DENISE LANGLAIS > ; 29-JUN-79 REMOVE 'DEVICE DRIVER LIST' (R5) AND IMPURE AREA (R4) > ; 1-AUG-79 ADD DUAL CONTROLLER CODE AND SET OPTIONS > ;- > > .SBTTL MACROS AND DEFINITIONS > > .MCALL .DRDEF, .MTPS, .ASSUME .ADDR > > ; DD IS CONTROLLED VIA A SERIAL LINE OF DL TYPE > ; CONTROL REGISTERS ARE THEREFORE A DL > > .IIF NDF DD$PRI DD$PRI = 4 ;STANDARD PRIORITY FOR DL > > .IIF NDF DDT$O DDT$O = 0 ;DEFAULT TO SINGLE CONTROLLER > > .IIF NDF DD$CS2 DD$CS2 = 176510 ;DEFAULT CSR FOR SECOND CONTROLLER > .IIF NDF DD$VC2 DD$VC2 = 310 ;DEFAULT VECTOR > > .DRDEF DD,34,FILST$,512.,176500,300 > .IIF EQ MMG$T .DRPTR > .IIF NE MMG$T .DRPTR FETCH=*NO* > .DREST CLASS=DVC.DK > > .IIF NDF EIS$I EIS$I = MMG$T > .IIF EQ EIS$I .MCALL SOB ; USE SOB INSTRUCTION UNDER XM > > ;THE FOLLOWING LIST OF SYMBOLICS WERE DELETED SINCE ACCESS TO THE CSR'S > ;IS THROUGH A LIST OF THEIR ADDRESSES (@TICSRA AS OPPOSED TO @#TI$CSR) > ;TI$CSR =: DD$CSR ;INPUT CONTROL AND STATUS > ;TI$BFR =: TI$CSR+2 ;INPUT BUFFER > ;TO$CSR =: TI$CSR+4 ;OUTPUT CONTROL > ;TO$BFR =: TI$CSR+6 ;OUTPUT BUFFER > ;TI$VEC =: DD$VEC ;INPUT VECTOR > ;TO$VEC =: TI$VEC+4 ;OUTPUT VECTOR > > CS$INT =: 100 ;CONTROL INTERRUPT ENABLE > CS$BRK =: 1 ;CONTROL BREAK ENABLE > > ; ERROR LOG VALUES > > DDCNT =: 8. ;RETRY COUNT > DDNREG =: 10. ;COUNT OF REGISTERS REPORT TO EL > > ; RADIAL SERIAL CODES > > ; LEVEL 2 CODES (OPCODE BYTE) > > R$$NOP =: 0 ;NO OPERATION > R$$INT =: 1 ;INITIALIZE > R$$RED =: 2 ;READ FUNCTION > R$$WRT =: 3 ;WRITE OPERATION > R$$POS =: 5 ;POSITION > R$$END =: 100 ;END PACKET FROM PERIPHERAL > > ; LEVEL 1 CODES (FLAG BYTE) > > R$CONT =: 20 ;CONTINUE > R$INIT =: 4 ;INIT PROTOCOL > R$DATA =: 1 ;DATA PACKET > R$MSG =: 2 ;MESSAGE PACKET > R$MSIZ =: 10. ;MESSAGE PACKET SIZE > R$DSIZ =: 128. ;MAX DATA PACKET SIZE FOR DD > > ; MMU REGISTERS > > KISAR1 =: 172342 ;KERNEL PAR1 > > ; RMON REFERENCES > > SYSPTR =: 54 ; SYSCOM pointer to RMON > CONFG2 =: 370 ; second configuration word > BUS$ =: 000100 ; > PROS$ =: 020000 ; > BUS$M =: BUS$!PROS$ ;Mask for type bits > BUS$X =: BUS$!PROS$ ;Strange (busless) KXJ > BUS$C =: PROS$ ;CTI bus > BUS$Q =: BUS$ ;QBUS > BUS$U =: 0 ;UNIBUS > > SYSCHN =: 17 ; system channel number > .READ =: 375 ; EMT code for .READ/.WRITE > .WRITE =: 375 ; EMT CODE FOR .READ/.WRITE > ..READ =: 010 ; Subcode for .READ > ..WRIT =: 011 ; Subcode for .WRITE > > .SBTTL INSTALLATION CODE > > .ASECT > .IF NE DDT$O > .DRINS DD,<DD$CS2> > .IFF > .DRINS DD > .ENDC > BR 1$ ;Data device installation check > .ASSUME . EQ INSSYS > BR 15$ ;System device installation check (none) > 1$: MOV @#SYSPTR,R0 ; get address of RMON > MOV CONFG2(R0),R0 ;Get configuration word for BUS check > BIC #^C<BUS$M>,R0 ;Isolate bus bits > CMP #<BUS$X>,R0 ;Running on KXJ? > BNE 15$ ;Yes, go ahead and install > CMP #<BUS$C>,R0 ;CTI bus? > BEQ 2$ ; yes, don't install > 15$: TST (PC)+ ; clear carry, skip setting carry > 2$: SEC ; set carry > RETURN > > ; The EMT area for reading/writing the bootstrap is placed here > ; to leave room for set option code. > > BAREA: .BYTE SYSCHN,..READ ;CHANNEL 17, READ > .BLKW ;BLOCK NUMBER > .BLKW ;BUFFER ADDRESS > .WORD 256. ;WORD COUNT > .WORD 0 ;COMPLETION (WAIT) > > > O.RTR1: CMP R0,R3 ;ASKING FOR TOO MANY RETRIES? > BHI O.BAD ;USER IS BEING UNREASONABLE... > TST R0 ;WERE NON-ZERO RETRIES SPECIFIED? > BEQ O.BAD ;CAN'T ASK FOR NO RETRIES > MOV R0,DRETRY ;OKAY, SET IT > BR O.GOOD > > O.SYWL: > MOV @SP,R0 ; copy return address > INC R0 ; point to opcode at return > CMPB #BR/400,(R0)+ ; is it a BR xxx? > BNE O.BAD ; NO, old style SET > MOV R0, at SP ; use alternate return (RET+2) > BR O.BAD ; with carry set > > .ASSUME . LE 400,MESSAGE=<;Install area too big> > > .SBTTL SET OPTIONS > > .DRSET CSR, 160000, O.CSR, OCT > .DRSET VECTOR, 500, O.VEC, OCT > > .IF NE DDT$O > .DRSET CSR2, 160000, O.CSR2, OCT > .DRSET VEC2, 500, O.VEC2, OCT > .ENDC ;NE DDT$O > > .DRSET RETRY, 127., O.RTRY, NUM > > .IF NE ERL$G > .DRSET SUCCES, -1, O.SUCC, NO > .ENDC ;NE ERL$G > > BTCSR = <DDEND-DDSTRT> + <BOTCSR-DDBOOT> + 1000 > > O.RTRY: BR O.RTR1 ; MOVED TO INSTALL AREA > > O.CSR: CMP R0,R3 ;CSR IN RANGE? (>160000) > BLO O.BAD ;NOPE... > MOV R0,INSCSR ;YES, INSTALLATION CODE NEEDS IT > MOV R0,DISCSR ;AND SO DOES RESORC > > ; When the CSR for units 0 and 1 is changed, the bootstrap must > ; be altered such that it will use the correct controller. > > ;R1->EMT AREA > .ADDR #BAREA+4,R1 ; (BUFFER ADDRESS WORD) > ;R2->READ/WRITE BUFFER > .ADDR #1000,R2 ; (OVERWRITES CORE COPY OF BLOCK 1) > MOV R2,(R1) ;SET THE BUFFER ADDRESS > MOV #BTCSR/1000,-(R1) ; AND THE BOOT BLOCK TO READ/WRITE > TST -(R1) ;R1->EMT AREA > MOV R0,R3 ;SAVE CSR ELSEWHERE, EMT NEEDS R0 > MOV R1,R0 ;R0->EMT AREA FOR READ > EMT .READ ; *** (.READW) *** > BCS O.BAD > MOV R3,<BTCSR&777>(R2) ;SET THE NEW CSR > ADD #4,<BTCSR&777>(R2) ; (+4) > MOV R1,R0 ;R0->EMT AREA AGAIN > .ASSUME ..READ+1 EQ ..WRIT > INCB 1(R0) ;CHANGE FROM 'READ' TO 'WRITE' > EMT .WRITE ; *** (.WRITW) *** > BCS O.SYWL > MOV R1,R0 ;R0->EMT AREA (LAST TIME, HONEST) > .ASSUME ..WRIT-1 EQ ..READ > DECB 1(R0) ;CHANGE BACK TO A 'READ' > MOV #1,2(R0) ; OF BLOCK 1 OF HANDLER > EMT .READ ; ** (.READW) *** > BCS O.BAD > > .IF NE DDT$O > MOV R3,SET$L1+2 ;SET NEW CSR FOR CREATING ADDR LIST > .ENDC ;NE DDT$O > > ;GET ADDR OF CSR ADDRESS TABLE > .ADDR #TICSRA,R1 ; IN A PIC FASHION > MOV #2,R0 > MOV R3,(R1)+ ;SAVE RCSR, > ADD R0,R3 > MOV R3,(R1)+ ; RBUF, > ADD R0,R3 > MOV R3,(R1)+ ; XCSR, > ADD R0,R3 > MOV R3, at R1 ; AND XBUF > O.GOOD: TST (PC)+ ;GOOD RETURN (CARRY CLEAR) > O.BAD: SEC ;BAD RETURN (CARRY SET) > RETURN > > O.VEC: CMP R0,R3 ;VECTOR IN RANGE? (<500) > BHIS O.BAD ;NOPE... > BIT #3,R0 ;YES, BUT ON A VECTOR BOUNDRY? > BNE O.BAD ;NOPE... > MOV R0,VECTAB ;VECTOR ADDR TO DRIVER TABLE > TST (R0)+ ;+2 FOR PSW > > .IF NE DDT$O > MOV R0,SET$L2+2 ;SET VECTOR USED TO CREATE ADDR LIST > .ENDC ;NE DDT$O > > ;GET POINTER TO TIVECA > .ADDR #TIVECA,R1 ; IN A PIC FASHION > MOV R0,(R1)+ ;STORE ADDR OF INPUT PSW > TST (R0)+ ;+2 FOR OUTPUT VECTOR > MOV R0,VECTAB+6 ;VECTOR ADDR TO DRIVER TABLE > TST (R0)+ ;+2 FOR PSW > MOV R0, at R1 ;STORE ADDR OF OUTPUT PSW > RETURN > > .IF NE DDT$O > O.CSR2: CMP R0,R3 ;CSR IN RANGE? (>160000) > BLO O.BAD ;NOPE... > MOV R0,SET$L3+2 ;CHANGE CSR USED TO CREATE ADDR LIST > MOV R0,DISCS2 ;AND FOR RESORC > RETURN > > O.VEC2: CMP R0,R3 ;VECTOR IN RANGE? (<500) > BHIS O.BAD ;NOPE... > BIT #3,R0 ;YES, BUT ON A VECTOR BOUNDRY? > BNE O.BAD ;NOPE... > MOV R0,VECTAB+14 ;VECTOR ADDR TO DRIVER TABLE > TST (R0)+ ;+2 FOR PSW > MOV R0,SET$L4+2 ;SET VECTOR USED TO CREATE ADDR LIST > TST (R0)+ ; +2 FOR OUTPUT VECTOR > MOV R0,VECTAB+22 ;VECTOR ADDR TO DRIVER TABLE > BR O.GOOD > .ENDC ;NE DDT$O > > .IF NE ERL$G > O.SUCC: MOV #0,R3 ;'SUCCESS' ENTRY POINT > ; (MUST TAKE UP TWO WORDS) > N.SUCC: MOV R3,SCSFLG ;'NOSUCCESS' ENTRY POINT > .ASSUME O.SUCC+4 EQ N.SUCC > BR O.GOOD > .ENDC ;NE ERL$G > > .Assume . LE 1000,MESSAGE=<;SET area too big> > > .SBTTL START I/O ENTRY > > .DRBEG DD > > CALL STARIO ;CALL START I/O - ONLY RETNS IF ERROR > ERR1: MOV DDCQE,R4 ;ERROR, R4 -> CURRENT QUEUE ELEMENT > .ASSUME Q$BLKN-2 EQ Q$CSW > BIS #HDERR$, at -(R4) ;SET HARD ERROR BIT IN CSW > BR PDEXIT ;EXIT ON HARD ERROR > > ; FOR SET OPTIONS TO ALLOW VECTORS TO BE CHANGED > ; KEEP .DRVTB MACRO CALLS IN THIS ORDER > > VECTAB: .DRVTB DD,DD$VEC,DDINT > .DRVTB ,DD$VEC+4,DDINT > .ASSUME .-DDSTRT LE 1000 > .IF NE DDT$O > .DRVTB ,DD$VC2,DDINT > .DRVTB ,DD$VC2+4,DDINT > .ASSUME .-DDSTRT LE 1000 > .ENDC ;NE DDT$O > > .IF NE ERL$G > SCSFLG: .WORD 0 ; :SUCCESSFUL LOGGING FLAG (DEFAULT=YES) > .ASSUME .-DDSTRT LE 1000 > ; =0 - LOG SUCCESSES, > ; <>0 - DON'T LOG SUCCESSES > .ENDC ;NE ERL$G > > .SBTTL DD VECTOR AND CSR ADDRESS LIST > > ; NOTE: > ; THIS LIST WAS CREATED TO IMPLEMENT THE DUAL CONTROLLER CODE, HOWEVER > ; THE LIST DEFAULTS TO THE CORRECT ADDRESSES FOR A SINGLE CONTROLLER > ; SINCE ALL REFERENCES TO THE CSR'S AND VECTORS ARE THROUGH THIS LIST. > ; NOT ONLY IS THE ORDER CRITICAL BUT ALSO THE FACT THAT THIS LIST MUST > ; BE LOCATED IN THE FIRST BLOCK OF THE HANDLER IN ORDER FOR THE SET > ; OPTIONS TO WORK (I.E. KMON READS ONLY THE FIRST 2 BLOCKS FOR A SET > ; COMMAND) > > ; *ORDER* > > TICSRA: .WORD DD$CSR > TIBFRA: .WORD DD$CSR+2 > TOCSRA: .WORD DD$CSR+4 > TOBFRA: .WORD DD$CSR+6 > TIVECA: .WORD DD$VEC+2 > TOVECA: .WORD DD$VEC+6 > > ; *END ORDER* > .ASSUME .-DDSTRT LE 1000 > > .SBTTL INTERRUPT ENTRY > > .ENABL LSB > > BR DDABRT > DDINT:: BCS 1$ ;DON'T DO .INTEN IF C=1 ON INTERRUPT (SPEED) > JSR R5,@$INPTR ;JUST LIKE THE .DRAST MACRO WOULD DO > .WORD ^C<DD$PRI*^O40>&^O340 ;.DRAST DD,DD$PRI,DDABRT > CLR (PC)+ ;CLEAR FORK FLAG - NEEDED FOR ERROR LOGGER > FKFLG: .WORD 0 ;FLAG=0 UNTIL .FORK IS DONE > JMP @I$INTR ;GO TO INTERRUPT SERVICE > > ; HIGH SPEED INTERRUPT ENTRY > > 1$: MOV R4,-(SP) ;SAVE R4 > CALL @I$INTR ;CALL WHERE WE LEFT OFF > MOV (SP)+,R4 ;RESTORE > RTI ;RETURN FROM INTERRUPT > > .DSABL LSB > > .SBTTL INTERRUPT EXIT > > ;+ > ; INIRTN - ENABLES THE INPUT INTERRUPT AND BRANCHES TO INPRTN > ; SAME INPUT AND OUTPUT AS INPRTN > ; > ; OUTCHR - OUTPUTS THE CHARACTER PASSED IN R5 AND FALLS INTO OUTRTN > ; SAME INPUT AND OUTPUT AS OUTRTN EXCEPT R5 ON ENTRY > ; CONTAINS THE CHARACTER TO OUTPUT > ; > ; NOTE: TWO ENTRIES (OUTRTN, INPRTN) ARE IDENTICAL > ; > ; JSR PC,XXXRTN > ; > ; RETURN SAVED IN I$INTR > ; RETURN FROM INTERRUPT > ;- > > INIRTN: BIS #CS$INT, at TICSRA ;SET THE INPUT INTERRUPT > BR INPRTN ;GO RETURN > > OUTCHR: MOV R5, at TOBFRA ;OUTPUT A CHARACTER > OUTRTN: > INPRTN: MOV (SP)+,I$INTR ;SAVE RETURN > INTRTN: RETURN > > .SBTTL COMPLETION EXIT > > COMPLT: BCS ERR1 ;IF CS, ERROR > > .IF NE ERL$G > TST FKFLG ;WAS A FORK DONE > BNE 1$ ;IF NE, YES, OK TO GO TO ERROR LOGGER THEN > CALL FORK ;NO, MUST BE AT FORK LEVEL FOR ERROR LOGGING > 1$: TST SCSFLG ;LOGGING SUCCESSES? > BNE PDEXIT ;NOPE... > MOV #DD$COD*400+377,R4 ;SUCCESSFUL I/O - CALL ERROR LOGGER > MOV DDCQE,R5 ;CALL ERROR LOGGER FOR SUCCESS > CALL @$ELPTR > .ENDC ;NE ERL$G > > PDEXIT: .DRFIN DD ;EXIT TO COMPLETION > > .SBTTL FORK ROUTINE > > ;+ > ; FORK - DO A .FORK > ; > ; R0 - R3 = SAME AS WHEN INTERRUPT SERVICE ENTERED > ; SP -> THE RETURN PC > ; FKFLG = 0 (NO .FORK DONE YET) > ; > ; JSR PC,FORK > ; > ; R0 - R3 = AVAILABLE FOR USE > ; R4, R5 = SAME AS WHEN FORK WAS CALLED > ; STACK = UNSPECIFIED. GUARANTEED NOT TO BE SAME > ; PRIORITY = 0 (FORK LEVEL) > ; FKFLG <> 0 TO INDICATE A .FORK HAS BEEN DONE > ;- > > FORK: MOV (SP)+,FKFLG ;SAVE RETURN, POPPING STACK, AND SET FORK FLAG > MOV R0,-(SP) ;SAVE REGISTERS 0-3 > MOV R1,-(SP) > MOV R2,-(SP) > MOV R3,-(SP) > MOV FKFLG,-(SP) ;GET THE RETURN ADDRESS > JSR PC,@(SP)+ ;CO-ROUTINE BACK TO IT > MOV (SP)+,R3 ;RESTORE THE REGISTERS > MOV (SP)+,R2 > MOV (SP)+,R1 > MOV (SP)+,R0 > RTS PC ;COMPLETE THE UN-WINDING > > .SBTTL DDABRT - ABORT ENTRY > > DDABRT::BIC #1, at TIVECA ;CLEAR ANY CARRY BITS SET IN > BIC #1, at TOVECA ;THE INTERRUPT PSW > .MTPS #340 ;RAISE PRIORITY TO PREVENT INTERRUPTS > BIC #CS$INT, at TICSRA ;NO INPUT INTERRUPTS FOR NOW > BIS #CS$INT, at TOCSRA ;SET UP OUTPUT INTERRUPT > CLR (PC)+ ;CLEAR THE COUNT-DOWN WORD > 5$: .BLKW > 10$: MOV #R$INIT,R5 ;SEND INIT > CALL OUTCHR ;OUTPUT IT > DECB 5$ ;WAIT A REASONABLE AMOUNT OF TIME > BEQ 15$ ; AND IF NO RESPONSE, GIVE UP TRYING > ; TO LEAVE IN A KNOWN STATE (AS PER > ; REPLY TO SPR #47883) > TSTB @TICSRA ;INPUT CHAR READY YET? > BPL 10$ ;NO,KEEP SENDING INITS > CALL TXINIT ;LEAVE IN A KNOWN STATE > 15$: BR PDEXIT ;EXIT NOW - DRFIN > > .SBTTL STARIO - START I/O CODE > > ;+ > ; STARIO - START I/O CODE > ; > ; R0-R4 AVAILABLE > ; > ; JSR PC,STARIO > ; > ; INTERRUPTS ENABLED, ALL SETUP TO START TRANSFER > ; > ; RETURN TO CALLER ON COMMAND ERROR > ; ELSE RETURN TO CALLER'S CALLER > ;- > > .ENABL LSB > > STARIO::CLR PK$UNT ;ASSUME FIRST UNIT > MOV DDCQE,R3 ;R3 -> QUEUE ELEMENT > MOVB Q$UNIT(R3),R0 ;GET THE UNIT BYTE > BIC #^C<7>,R0 ;CLEAR ALL BUT THE UNIT > ASR R0 ;SHIFT IT TO CHECK FOR ODD UNIT > > .IF EQ DDT$O > BNE 10$ ;IF UNIT > 1 ERROR > .ENDC ;EQ DDT$O > > BCC 1$ ;OK IF EVEN UNIT > INC PK$UNT ;SELECT ODD UNIT FOR TRANSFER > 1$: > .IF NE DDT$O > SET$L1: MOV #DD$CSR,R3 ;ASSUME FIRST DD CONTROLLER > SET$L2: MOV #DD$VEC+2,R2 ;CSR AND VECTOR > .ASSUME .-DDSTRT LE 1000 > ASR R0 ;SHIFT UNIT TO CHECK FOR SECOND CONTROLLER > BNE 10$ ;IF UNIT WAS 4 TO 7 ERROR > BCC 2$ ;FIRST CONTROLLER WAS RIGHT > SET$L3: MOV #DD$CS2,R3 ;IT'S THE SECOND CONTROLLER > SET$L4: MOV #DD$VC2+2,R2 ;CSR AND VECTOR > .ASSUME .-DDSTRT LE 1000 > 2$: > .ADDR #TICSRA,R1 ;POINT TO ADDRESS LIST > CMP R3, at R1 ;IS THE LIST OF ADDRESSES OK AS IS? > BEQ 4$ ;YES, DON'T BOTHER TO CHANGE AGAIN > MOV #4,R0 ;NO, THERE ARE FOUR TO CHANGE > 3$: MOV R3,(R1)+ ;STORE THE ADDRESSES IN THE TABLE > TST (R3)+ ;THEY ARE LOCATED TOGETHER SO +2 > SOB R0,3$ ;MORE? > MOV R2,(R1)+ ;NOW STORE THE VECTOR PSW LOCATIONS > CMP (R2)+,(R2)+ ;ADD FOR THE OUTPUT VECTOR PSW ADDR > MOV R2, at R1 > 4$: > .ENDC ;NE DDT$O > > DRETRY = .+2 > MOV #DDCNT,I$ERCT ;COMM RETRY COUNT > .ASSUME .-DDSTRT LE 1000 > CLR RETIO ;CLEAR THE RETRY I/O FLAG > TST I$ABRT ;DO WE NEED TO ABORT THE TX? > BNE RETRY ;NO OK ITS DONE > INC I$ERCT ;1 RETRY REQUIRED TO INIT > .ADDR #ABORT,R1 ;POINT TO ABORT > BR GO ;AND START THE BALL ROLLING > > RETRY: MOV DDCQE,R3 ;R3 -> QUEUE ELEMENT > TST RETIO ;IS I/O BEING RETRIED ? > BEQ 7$ ;NO, CONTINUE > ADD #Q$WCNT,R3 ;POINT AT THE WORD COUNT > MOV @R3,R1 ;PICK UP THE WORD COUNT > BPL 5$ ;BRANCH IF IT'S READ > NEG R1 ;MAKE WORD COUNT POSITIVE > 5$: ASL R1 ;MAKE IT A BYTE COUNT > SUB I$BYTC,R1 ;COMPUTE NUMBER OF BYTES TRANSFERED > ROR R1 ;MAKE IT WORD COUNT > CLRB R1 ;ROUND DOWN TO A BLOCK MULTIPLE > MOV R1,R2 ;COPY IT > TST @R3 ;IS WORD COUNT POSITIVE? > BPL 6$ ;YES, SUBTRACT #WORDS TRANSFERRED > NEG R1 ;NO, ADD #WORDS TRANSFERRED > 6$: SUB R1, at R3 ;UPDATE THE WORD COUNT > > .IF EQ MMG$T > .ASSUME Q$WCNT-2 EQ Q$BUFF > ADD R2,-(R3) ;UPDATE THE BUFFER ADDRESS > ADD R2, at R3 ;TWICE FOR CORRECT ADDRESS > .ASSUME Q$BUFF-2 EQ Q$FUNC > TST -(R3) ;POINT AT THE Q$FUNC > .IFF > MOV R2,R1 ;COPY THE WORD COUNT > ASHC #-5,R1 ;SHIFT IT RIGHT TO GET 32W UNIT COUNT > ADD R1,Q$PAR-Q$WCNT(R3) ;UPDATE THE BUFFER ADDRESS > .ASSUME Q$WCNT-4 EQ Q$FUNC > CMP -(R3),-(R3) ;BACK OFF THE QUEUE ELEMENT POINTER > .ENDC ;EQ MMG$T > > SWAB R2 ;GET THE NUMBER BLOCKS TRANSFERRED > .ASSUME Q$FUNC-2 EQ Q$BLKN > ADD R2,-(R3) ;UPDATE THE BLOCK NUMBER > 7$: MOV #R$$RED,PK$OPC ;GUESS READ OP, CLEAR MODIFIER BYTE > CLRB PK$SSQ ;CLEAR UP UNUSED STUFF > CLR PK$SSQ+1 ;SINCE TX DOES NOT USE IT > MOV Q$WCNT(R3),R1 ;GET WORD COUNT > BPL 8$ ;POSITIVE MEANS READ > MOVB #R$$WRT,PK$OPC ;MAKE IT WRITE > NEG R1 ; AND MAKE A POSITIVE WORD COUNT > 8$: ASL R1 ;MAKE BYTE COUNT > BNE 9$ ;NORMAL I/O > MOVB #R$$POS,PK$OPC ;COUNT=0 => SEEK, FUNCTION IS POSITION > 9$: MOV Q$BUFF(R3),I$ADRS ;ADDRESS FOR TRANSFER > > .IF NE MMG$T > MOV Q$PAR(R3),I$PAR ;SAVE PAR VALUE, TOO > .ENDC ;NE MMG$T > > MOV R1,I$BYTC ;SAVE BYTE COUNT > MOV R1,PK$BCT ;COPY BYTE COUNT INTO PACKET > MOV @R3,PK$RCD ;STORE BLOCK NUMBER IN COMMAND PACKET > .ADDR #TXGO,R1 ;MAKE THE ADDRESS OF THE TRANSFER START > GO: MOV R1,I$INTR ;OUTPUT SIDE STARTS US > BIS #CS$INT, at TOCSRA ;OUTPUT INTERRUPTS > TST (SP)+ ;RETURN DIRECT TO MONITOR > 10$: RETURN ;ERROR RETURN TO SKELETON > > .DSABL LSB > > .SBTTL TXGO - START TRANSFER FROM INTERRUPT LEVEL > > ;+ > ; TXGO - START TRANSFER > ; > ; JMP TXGO > ; > ; TRANSFER TO COMPLETION OR ERROR ENTRY > ;- > > TXGO: CALL FORK ;ENTER FORK STATE > MOV #R$MSG,PK$FLG ;MESSAGE TYPE TO FLAG BYTE > MOV #R$MSIZ,R2 ;MESSAGE SIZE FOR PACKET > ;GET ADDRESS OF MESSAGE > .ADDR #PK$OPC,R1 ;OPCODE IS FIRST BYTE > CALL SNDPKT ;SEND A PACKET TO START IO > 1$: CMPB PK$OPC,#R$$WRT ;IS IT A WRITE? > BNE 2$ ;NO > JSR R5,RCVPKT ;IF WRITE, RECEIVE THE CONTINUE PACKET > .WORD R$CONT ;EXPECTED A CONTINUE > 2$: MOV I$ADRS,R1 ;GET THE DATA ADDRESS > MOV I$BYTC,R2 ; AND THE BYTE COUNT > BEQ TXEND ;NO BYTES => POSITION (GET END PACKET) > CMP R2,#R$DSIZ ;TOO LARGE FOR ONE PACKET? > BLOS 3$ ;NOPE, USE THIS COUNT > MOV #R$DSIZ,R2 ;REDUCE TO A SINGLE PACKET TRANSFER > 3$: CMPB PK$OPC,#R$$WRT ;WRITE? > BNE 4$ ;NO > MOVB #R$DATA,PK$FLG ;YES, SET UP DATA FLAG > CALL SNDPKT ;SEND DATA PACKET > CMP I$BYTC,#R$DSIZ ;MORE LEFT TO DO? > BLOS TXEND ;NO, FINISH UP > JSR R5,RCVPKT ;YES, RECEIVE THE NEXT CONTINUE PACKET > .WORD R$CONT ;EXPECT A CONTINUE > BR 5$ ;GO SEND THE NEXT DATA PACKET > > 4$: JSR R5,RCVPKT ;READ, RECEIVE A DATA PACKET > .WORD R$DATA ;EXPECT A DATA FLAG > 5$: > .IF EQ MMG$T > ADD #R$DSIZ,I$ADRS ;ADJUST THE ADDRESS > .IFF > ADD #2,I$PAR ;ADJUST THE PAR BIAS TO UPDATE THE ADDR > .ENDC ;EQ MMG$T > > SUB #R$DSIZ,I$BYTC ;COUNT ONE PACKET FROM THE WORD COUNT > BHI 2$ ;STILL MORE TO GO > CLR I$BYTC ;ALL HAS BEEN TRANSFERRED > > .SBTTL TXEND - READ THE END PACKET AFTER A TRANSFER > > TXEND: ;POINT TO THE MESSAGE PACKET > .ADDR #I$MBFR,R1 ; BY THE PIC METHOD > MOV #R$MSIZ,R2 ;THE SIZE OF A MESSAGE > JSR R5,RCVPKT ;GET A PACKET > .WORD R$MSG ;EXPECT A MESSAGE PACKET > > .SBTTL ERROR - ANALYZE AN END PACKET > > ERROR: CMPB PK$FLG,#R$MSG ;MESSAGE PACKET? > BNE ABORTR ;NO, PROTOCOL SCREWUP, TRY REINITIALIZING > CMPB I$MOPC,#R$$END ;END PACKET? > BNE ABORTR ;NO, ERROR > TSTB I$MSUC ;CHECK FOR SUCCESS > > .IF EQ ERL$G > BPL CPLRTN ;OK, SO COMPLETE WITHOUT ERROR > .IFF > BEQ CPLRTN ;OK, SO COMPLETE WITHOUT ERROR > BLT FATAL ;FATAL ERROR > MOV I$ERCT,R2 ;DATA IS OK, BUT LOG CONTROLLER RETRIES > CALL LOGERR ;LOG THE RETRY ATTEMPT > BR CPLRTN ;NOW YOU CAN RETURN > .ENDC ;EQ ERL$G > > FATAL: TST FKFLG ;FORK DONE? > BNE 1$ ;YES, COMPLETE WITH AN ERROR > CALL FORK ;ELSE GO TO FORK LEVEL > > .IF NE ERL$G > CLR R2 ;INDICATE FATAL I/O ERROR > CALL LOGERR ;LOG THE HARD ERROR > .ENDC ;NE ERL$G > > 1$: SEC ;SET C FOR FATAL ERROR > CPLRTN: BIC R4,R4 ;ZERO R4 > BIC #CS$INT, at TICSRA ;ZAP INTERRUPT ENABLE > BIC #CS$INT, at TOCSRA ;ON BOTH SIDES > JMP COMPLT ;*C* GO TO COMPLETION EXIT > > .SBTTL ABORT - COMMUNICATIONS ERROR > > ABORTR: MOV SP,(PC)+ ;INDICATE I/O RETRY IN PROGRESS > RETIO: .WORD 0 ;RETRY I/O INDICATOR > ABORT: CALL TXINIT ;ABORT THE TRANSFER > CLR I$ABRT ;ABORT IS NEEDED (ASSUME) > TST I$ERCT ;TRIED ALL WE CAN? > BLE FATAL ;YES- NO MORE TRIES > INC I$ABRT ;NO IT WORKED THIS TIME > MOV R3,-(SP) ;SAVE > MOV R2,-(SP) ; ALL > MOV R1,-(SP) ; IMPORTANT > MOV R0,-(SP) ; REGISTERS > CALL 9$ ;CALL SIMULATES MONITOR CALL TO STARTIO > MOV (SP)+,R0 ;RESTORE > MOV (SP)+,R1 ; ALL > MOV (SP)+,R2 ; IMPORTANT > MOV (SP)+,R3 ; REGISTERS > RETURN ;RETURN FROM INTERRUPT > > 9$: CALL RETRY ;RETRY ENTRY IN MAIN START CODE > TST (SP)+ ;DUMP NEXT RETURN TO CLEAN STACK > MOV (SP)+,R0 ;RESTORE > MOV (SP)+,R1 ; ALL > MOV (SP)+,R2 ; IMPORTANT > MOV (SP)+,R3 ; REGISTERS > BR FATAL ;RETURN HERE IS FATAL > > .IF NE ERL$G > > .SBTTL LOGERR - SET UP AND CALL ERROR LOGGER > > ;+ > ; R2 > 0 => RETRY ATTEMPT (SOFT ERROR) > ; = 0 => HARD ERROR > ; > ; JSR PC,LOGERR > ; > ; ALL REGISTERS RESTORED > ;- > > LOGERR: MOV R2,R4 ;R4 LOB = CURRENT RETRY COUNT > BIS #DD$COD*400,R4 ;R4 HOB = DEVICE ID CODE > MOV DRETRY,R3 > SWAB R3 > ADD #DDNREG,R3 ;R3=MAX RETRIES/NUMBER OF REGISTERS > ;FORM THE ADDRESS OF THE REGISTER > .ADDR #I$LCHR,R2 ;BUFFER IN R2 > MOV DDCQE,R5 ;LOG THE ERRORS > CALL @$ELPTR > CLR I$LCHR ;CLEAR FOR NEXT TIME > RETURN ;NO NEED TO RESTORE REGISTRS > > .ENDC ;NE ERL$G > > .SBTTL TXINIT - INIT THE TU58 > > ; TXINIT - INITILIZE THE TU58 > ; > ; IF A CHECKSUM ERROR OCCURS, AN UNEXPECTED PACKET TYPE IS RECEIVED, > ; OR SOMETHING ELSE HAPPENS WHICH INDICATES THE TRANSMISSION LINE > ; OR PROTOCOL IS OUT OF SYNC, WE SEND RADIAL SERIAL 'SIGNAL' TO THE DD > ; ('SIGNAL' IS BREAK STATE ON THE COMM LINE). > ; WE TIME BREAK WITH TWO NULL CHARS, THEN SEND TWO INIT CHARS > ; AND WAIT FOR A CONT FLAG TO SAY WE ARE IN SYNC. > ; IF THINGS ARE REALLY SCREWED UP, THIS COULD OCCUR FOREVER. > ; TO AVOID THIS, IF 8 ATTEMPTS ARE MADE TO SIGNAL THE DD > ; DURING ONE TRANSFER, WE QUIT AND RETURN A HARD ERROR. > ;- > > TXINIT: BIC #CS$INT, at TOCSRA ;SET UP KNOWN STATE > BIC #CS$INT, at TICSRA > MOV (SP)+,I$SUBR ;SAVE SUBROUTINE RETURN > 1$: > .IF NE ERL$G > TST I$ABRT ;FORCED ABORT ? > BEQ 2$ ;YES, DON'T LOG AN ERROR > TST FKFLG ;AT FORK LEVEL FOR ERROR LOGGING ? > BNE 3$ ;YES, DON'T FORK AGAIN > CALL FORK ;FORK > 3$: MOV I$ERCT,R2 ;SET UP THE RETRY COUNT > CALL LOGERR ;LOG THE RETRY ATTEMPT > 2$: > .ENDC ;NE ERL$G > > .MTPS #340 ;RAISE PRIORITY TO PREVENT INTERRUPT > MOV #177777, at TOBFRA ;;;SEND ONES FOR TIMING > BIS #<CS$INT!CS$BRK>, at TOCSRA ;;;SET BREAK AND INTERRUPT ENABLE > CALL OUTRTN ;;;OUTPUT WAIT > MOV #177777,R5 ;SEND RUBOUT FOR TIMING > CALL OUTCHR ; AND WAIT ON IT > BIC #CS$BRK, at TOCSRA ;SHUT OFF BREAK > MOV #R$INIT,R5 ;SEND AN INIT > CALL OUTCHR ; AND WAIT ON IT > MOV #R$INIT,R5 ;TRY TWO JUST IN CASE > CALL OUTCHR ; AND WAIT ON THE SECOND > BIC #CS$INT, at TOCSRA ;TURN OFF OUTPUT INTERRUPTS > TST @TIBFRA ;DUMP THE INPUT CHARACTER TO CLEAR READY > CALL INIRTN ;NOW WAIT FOR THE ANSWER > MOV @TIBFRA,PK$FLG ;GET THE FLAG > BIC #CS$INT, at TICSRA ;NO MORE INPUT INTERRUPTS > DEC I$ERCT ;TOO MANY TIMES? > BLE 9$ ;YES, BAD LINE OR BAD DEVICE > CMPB PK$FLG,#R$CONT ;IS IT CORRECT? > BNE 1$ ;TRY AGAIN > 9$: CALLR @I$SUBR ;RETURN FROM THIS SUBROUTINE > > .SBTTL SNDPKT - SEND RADIAL SERIAL PACKET > > ;+ > ; SNDPKT - SEND RADIAL SERIAL PACKET > ; > ; R1 -> DATA > ; R2 = BYTE COUNT > ; PK$FLG = FLAG BYTE > ; ENTRY IN FORK STATE > ; > ; JSR PC,SNDPKT > ; > ; R0,R3 = UNDEFINED > ; PACKET SENT > ; OUTPUT INTERRUPT DISABLED > ; EXIT IN FORK STATE > ;- > > SNDPKT: MOV (SP)+,I$SUBR ;SAVE SUBROUTINE RETURN > MOV R1,I$MADR ;SAVE ADDRESS > MOVB R2,PK$MBC ;SAVE BYTE COUNT IN PACKET > MOV PK$FLG,PK$CKS ;INITILIZE CHECKSUM > .MTPS #340 ;NO INTERRUPTS > MOVB PK$FLG, at TOBFRA ;;;OUTPUT FIRST BYTE (FLAG) > BIS #CS$INT, at TOCSRA ;;;ENABLE INTERRUPTS > CALL OUTRTN ;;;WAIT FOR OUTPUT INTERRUPT > MOVB PK$MBC,R5 ;OUTPUT MESSAGE BYTE COUNT > CLRB I$TDAT+1 ;CLEAR THE HIGH BYTE OF TEMP WORD > BIS #1, at TOVECA ;SET CARRY => NO .INTEN > CALL OUTCHR ;AND WAIT FOR INTERRUPT > 2$: > .IF NE MMG$T > MOV @#KISAR1,-(SP) ;SAVE OLD PAR1 > MOV I$PAR,@#KISAR1 ;USE OUR OWN VALUE > .ENDC ;NE MMG$T > > MOVB @I$MADR, at TOBFRA ;OUTPUT DATA BYTE > MOVB @I$MADR,I$TDAT ;STORE THE BYTE JUST OUTPUT > > .IF NE MMG$T > MOV (SP)+,@#KISAR1 ;RESTORE SAVED PAR1 > .ENDC ;NE MMG$T > > INC I$MADR ;NEXT ADDRESS > ADD I$TDAT,PK$CKS ;ADD IT TO THE CHECKSUM > ADC PK$CKS ;END AROUND CARRY > SWAB PK$CKS ;SWAP CKECKSUM FOR ODD BYTE > DECB PK$MBC ;ARE WE DONE? > BEQ 3$ ;YES, TIME TO CLEAR THE CARRY > RETURN ;NO, KEEP ON SENDING THOSE CHARACTERS FAST > > 3$: BIC #1, at TOVECA ;CC => DO INTEN > ADD #4$-2$,I$INTR ;SET UP THE RETURN ADDRESS > RETURN ;GO BACK THE WAY YOU CAME > > 4$: MOVB PK$CKS,R5 ;OUTPUT CHECKSUM > CALL OUTCHR ;TIL OUT > MOVB PK$CKS+1,R5 ;HO HUM > CALL OUTCHR ;TIL GONE > BIC #CS$INT, at TOCSRA ;CLEAR INTERRUPTS, FALL THROUGH TO RETURN PKT > > ; PACKET ROUTINE RETURN > > PKTRTN: CALL FORK ;USING SKELETON DRIVER > CALLR @I$SUBR ;AND RETURN FROM SUBROUTINE > > .SBTTL RCVPKT - RECEIVE A RADIAL SERIAL PACKET > > ;+ > ; RCVPKT - RECEIVE A RADIAL SERIAL PACKET > ; > ; R1 -> DATA AREA > ; R2 = BYTE COUNT > ; I$EFLG EXPECTED FLAG BYTE > ; ENTERED IN FORK STATE > ; > ; JSR PC,RCVPKT > ; > ; R0-R3 = UNDEFINED > ; PK$FLG = FLAG RECEIVED > ; I$MBFR = PACKET IF NOT EXPECTED TYPE UNLESS > ; DATA PACKET IN WHICH CASE ABORT IS ENTERED > ; EXIT IN FORK STATE > ;- > > RCVPKT: MOV (R5)+,I$EFLG ;SAVE THE EXPECTED FLAG > MOV R5,I$SUBR ;SAVE SUBROUTINE RETURN > MOV (SP)+,R5 ;RESTORE R5 > MOV R1,I$MADR ;PACKET ADDRESS SPACE > .MTPS #340 ;LOCK OUT INTERRUPTS > CALL INIRTN ;;;AND COME BACK HERE > MOV @TIBFRA,R4 ; SAVE THE CHAR AND THE OVERRUN ERROR > BMI 6$ ; ERROR ABORT THE TRANSFER > MOVB R4,PK$FLG ; SAVE THE CHAR FOR A FLAG > CMPB R4,I$EFLG ;FLAG EXPECTED? > BEQ 2$ ;YES- OK > CMPB R4,#R$MSG ;MESSAGE PACKET ? > BNE 6$ ;NO, THEN UNEXPECTED ERROR > .ADDR #I$MBFR,-(SP) ;MAKE ADDRESS OF MESSAGE BUFFER > MOV (SP)+,I$MADR ;TO MESSAGE ADDRESS > 2$: CMPB R4,#R$CONT ;CONTINUE FLAG? > BEQ PKTRTN ;YES - NO MORE DATA NOW > BIS #1, at TIVECA ;CS => NO .INTEN > CALL INPRTN ;WAIT ON A CHAR > 1$: MOV @TIBFRA,R4 ; SAVE THE CHAR AND THE OVERRUN ERROR > BMI 8$ ; ERROR ABORT THE TRANSFER > MOVB R4,PK$MBC ;IT'S THE MESSAGE COUNT > MOV PK$FLG,PK$CKS ;INITIALIZE THE CHECKSUM > ADD #4$-1$,I$INTR ;SET UP NEW RETURN > 3$: RETURN ;RETURN FROM INTERRUPT > > 4$: MOV @TIBFRA,R4 ;SAVE THE CHAR AND OVERRUN ERROR > BMI 8$ ;ERROR ABORT THE TRANSFER > > .IF NE MMG$T > MOV @#KISAR1,-(SP) ;SAVE CURRENT PAR1 > MOV I$PAR,@#KISAR1 ;USE OUR OWN VALUE > .ENDC ;NE MMG$T > > MOVB R4, at I$MADR ;STORE THE DATA IN BUFFER > > .IF NE MMG$T > MOV (SP)+,@#KISAR1 ;RESTORE PREVIOUS PAR1 > .ENDC ;NE MMG$T > > INC I$MADR ;NEXT ADDRESS > BIC #^C<377>,R4 ;INTERESTED ONLY IN BYTE > ADD PK$CKS,R4 ;ADD IN THE CURRENT CHECKSUM > ADC R4 ;ADD IN END AROUND CARRY > SWAB R4 ;SWAP CHECKSUM BYTES FOR NEXT CHAR > MOV R4,PK$CKS ;SAVE CHECKSUM > DECB PK$MBC ;ANY MORE BYTES? > BNE 3$ ;YES, GO GET 'EM > BIC #1, at TIVECA ;DO .INTEN NEXT INTERRUPT > ADD #7$-4$,I$INTR ;SET UP NEW RETURN POINT > RETURN ;GO BACK THE WAY YOU ENTERED INTERRUPT > > 7$: MOV @TIBFRA,R4 ; SAVE THE CHAR AND THE OVERRUN ERROR > BMI 6$ ; ERROR ABORT THE TRANSFER > MOVB R4,I$TDAT ; GET THE LOW BYTE FIRST > CALL INPRTN ;HIGH BYTE NEXT > MOV @TIBFRA,R4 ; SAVE THE CHAR AND THE OVERRUN ERROR > BMI 6$ ; ERROR ABORT THE TRANSFER > MOVB R4,I$TDAT+1 ; SAVE IT > BIC #CS$INT, at TICSRA ;NO MORE INTERRUPTS > CMP I$TDAT,PK$CKS ;IS IT CORRECT? > BNE 5$ ;CHECKSUM ERROR > CMPB PK$FLG,I$EFLG ;FLAG WE EXPECTED? > BEQ PKTRTN ;YES OK GO TO COMMON RETURN > JMP ERROR ;NO SIGNAL ERROR > > 6$: > .IF NE ERL$G > MOV R4,I$LCHR ;STORE THAT LAST CHAR IN ERROR > .ENDC ;NE ERL$G > > 5$: JMP ABORTR ;NOPE- FATAL ERROR > > 8$: > .IF NE ERL$G > MOV R4,I$LCHR ;SAVE THE CHAR IN ERROR > .ENDC ;NE ERL$G > > ; GET OUT FROM INTERRUPT LEVEL > > BIC #1, at TIVECA ;CLEAR CARRY > .ADDR #ABORTR,-(SP) ;TO ABORT > MOV (SP)+,I$INTR ;AS RETURN > RETURN > > .SBTTL DATA AREA > > ; *ORDER* SOME CODE DEPENDS ON THE CURRENT ORDERING OF THIS DATA > > I$ABRT: .WORD 0 ;ZERO FOR ABORT REQUIRED ON STARTUP > I$ADRS: .WORD 0 ;ADDRESS OF DATA > I$BYTC: .WORD 0 ;BYTE COUNT FOR DATA > I$INTR: .WORD 0 ;INPUT INTERRUPT RETURN > I$ERCT: .WORD 0 ;ERROR RETRY COUNT (COMMUNICATIONS) > I$MADR: .WORD 0 ;MESSAGE ADDRESS > I$TDAT: .WORD 0 ;MESSAGE TEMP DATA > I$SUBR: .WORD 0 ;SUBROUTINE RETURN ADDRESS > > .IF NE ERL$G > I$LCHR: .WORD 0 ;LAST CHARACTER INPUT > .ENDC ;NE ERL$G > > I$EFLG: .WORD 0 ;EXPECTED FLAG BYTE > I$MBFR: ;*ORDER* MESSAGE PACKET BUFFER > I$MOPC: .BYTE 0 ;* MESSAGE OPCODE > I$MSUC: .BYTE 0 ;* SUCCESS CODE FOR END PACKET > .BYTE 0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0 ;*END* REMAINDER OF PACKET > > .IF NE MMG$T > I$PAR: .WORD 0 ;PAR VALUE TO MAP USER BUFFER > .ENDC ;NE MMG$T > > ; PACKET BUFFER FOR MESSAGE > > ; *ORDER* > > PK$FLG: .BYTE 0 ;FLAG BYTE > PK$MBC: .BYTE 0 ;BYTE COUNT FOR PACKET > PK$OPC: .BYTE 0 ;OPCODE > PK$MOD: .BYTE 0 ;MODIFIER BYTE > PK$UNT: .BYTE 0 ;UNIT > PK$SSQ: .BYTE 0,0,0 ;SWITCH AND SEQUENCE > PK$BCT: .BYTE 0,0 ;BYTE COUNT FOR DATA > PK$RCD: .BYTE 0,0 ;RECORD NUMBER OF START > PK$CKS: .BYTE 0,0 ;CHECKSUM FOR PACKET > > ; *END ORDER* > > .SBTTL BOOTSTRAP READ ROUTINE > > .DRBOT DD,BOOT1,READ > > . = DDBOOT+40 ;PUT THE JUMP BOOT INTO SYSCOM AREA > BOOT1: JMP @#BOOT-DDBOOT ;START THE BOOTSTRAP > > . = DDBOOT+210 > READ: MOV #DDCNT,RTRCNT ;INIT THE RETRY COUNT > MOV @#B$DEVU,DDUNIT ;STORE THE UNIT NUMBER > ASL R1 ;MAKE BYTE COUNT OF WORD COUNT > MOV R0,DDBLK ;MOVE IN THE BLOCK (RECORD) NUMBER > MOV R1,DDBTCT ;MOVE THE BYTE COUNT INTO PACKET > > ; INITIALIZE THE TX CONTROLLER IN CASE > > BRESTR: MOV R2,-(SP) ;SAVE THE START OF BUFFER ON STACK > MOV (PC)+,R0 ;GET THE CSR ADDRESS+4 > BOTCSR: .WORD DD$CSR+4 ;PATCH THIS WORD IF CSR CHANGED (SET) > BIS #CS$BRK, at R0 ;SET BREAK FOR SIGNAL > MOV (PC)+,R3 ;SEND ONES FOR TIMING > .WORD 177777 > CALL BCHROS ;OUTPUT THEM > CONRD1: TSTB @R0 ;READY YET ? > BPL CONRD1 ;NOT YET > BIC #CS$BRK, at R0 ;CLEAR THE BREAK > MOV (PC)+,R3 ;GET TWO INITS > .BYTE R$INIT,R$INIT ;TWO INITS FOR TX > CALL BCHROS ;OUTPUT BOTH INITS > TST -2(R0) ;DUMP OLD CHAR > CALL BICHR ;GET A CHAR FOR INPUT > CMPB R3,#R$CONT ;IS IT A CONTINUE? > BNE BFATAL ;NO > MOV #B$CHK-DDBOOT,R4 ;POINT TO THE CHECKSUM WORD IN PACKET > CLR @R4 ;INITIALIZE IT CHECKSUM > MOV #B$PKT-DDBOOT,R5 ;COMMAND PACKET PATTERN > 1$: MOV (R5)+,R3 ;GET NEXT TWO BYTES TO OUTPUT > ADD R3, at R4 ;ADD INTO THE CHECKSUM > ADC @R4 ;END AROUND > CALL BCHROS ;OUTPUT THE TWO BYTES > CMP R5,R4 ;ALL THE PACKET OUT ? > BLOS 1$ ;NO, KEEP OUTPUTTING > > ; PACKET IS OUT, NOW WAIT FOR DATA PACKET FROM TX > > BRDPKT: CALL BICHP2 ;READ TWO CHARACTERS > MOVB R3,R4 ;BYTE COUNT TO R4 > ;NOTE THE C BIT IS ALREADY CLEARED > RORB R4 ;MAKE IT A WORD COUNT > MOV R1,-(SP) ;INIT THE CHECKSUM > CMPB R1,#R$DATA ;DATA PACKET ? > BNE BEND ;NOPE, END PACKET ? > 2$: CALL @R5 ;INPUT 2 BYTES > MOV R1,(R2)+ ;STORE IN THE BUFFER > ADD R1, at SP ;BUILD THE CHECKSUM > ADC @SP ;END AROUND CARRY > DECB R4 ;DONE ? > BGT 2$ ;IF GT - NO > CALL (R5) ;GET 2 CHECKSUM BYTES > CMP R1,(SP)+ ;CHECKSUM OK ? > BNE BFATAL ;NO > BR BRDPKT ;YES, CONTINUE > > ; IF WE ARE GETTING INIT,INIT,INIT,... ITS OK SINCE THE CODE > ; WILL WORK AND FAIL TO FIND A GOOD SUCCESS CODE OR CHECKSUM > > BEND: CALL (R5) ;TWO CHARS IN > TSTB R3 ;CHECK SUCCESS CODE > BMI BOTH ;NO - DO RETRY OR GIVE ERROR > 1$: ADD R1, at SP ;COMPUTE CHECKSUM > ADC @SP ;END AROUND > CALL (R5) ;INPUT CHECKSUM > SOB R4,1$ ;DONE ? > CMP R1,(SP)+ ;CHECKSUM OK > BNE BFATAL ;WE BLEW AN END PACKET!! > MOV (SP)+,R2 ;RESTORE START OF BUFFER > CLC ;MAKE SURE C-BIT CLEAR UPON RETURN > RETURN ;EXIT > > BOTH: TST (SP)+ ;DUMP THE CHECKSUM WORD > BFATAL: MOV (SP)+,R2 ;RESTORE THE BUFFER ADDRESS > DEC RTRCNT ;ANY RETRIES LEFT ? > BNE BRESTR ;YES, TRY AGAIN > BR BIOERR ;HARD ERROR - PRINT MESSAGE > > .SBTTL BYTE INPUT ROUTINES (BOOT) > > ;+ > ; INPUT BYTE ROUTINES > ; > ; BICHP2 - INPUT BYTE IN R1 AND SWAP THE BYTES. CALLS BICHR TWICE > ; > ; BICHR - INPUT ONE BYTE IN R1 > ; > ; R0 -> TRANSMIT CSR > ; R1 = PARTIAL WORD INPUT, LOW BYTE=0 [BICHR] > ; > ; JSR PC,BICHP2/BICHR > ; > ; R1 = OLD HIGH BYTE (LOW) / NEW BYTE (HIGH) > ; R3 = DATA BYTE > ; R5 = UNDEFINED > ;- > > BICHP2: MOV PC,R5 ;STORE THE ENTRY POINT TO THE > CLR R1 ; FOLLOWING ROUTINE > CALL @PC ;ENTRY FOR TWO BYTES WITHOUT STORE > BICHR: TSTB -4(R0) ;WAIT ON READY > BPL BICHR ;TIL SET > MOVB -2(R0),R3 ;GET BYTE > BISB R3,R1 ;MAKE PARTIAL WORD > SWAB R1 ;AND SET TO MAKE NEXT PART > RETURN > > .SBTTL BYTE OUTPUT ROUTINES (BOOT) > > ;+ > ; OUTPUT BYTE ROUTINES > ; > ; BCHROS - OUTPUT 2 BYTES > ; > ; R0 -> TRANSMIT CSR > ; R3 = BYTES TO OUTPUT (LOW BYTE FIRST) > ; > ; JSR PC,BCHROS > ;- > > BCHROS: CALL @PC ;OUTPUT LOW BYTE > 1$: TSTB @R0 ;WAIT TIL DONE > BPL 1$ > MOVB R3,2(R0) ;AND OUTPUT LOW BYTE > SWAB R3 ;AND SWAP THE WORD > RETURN > > ; COMMAND PACKET PATTERN: > ; ***** THIS PACKET MUST REMAIN IN ORDER ***** > > B$PKT: .BYTE R$MSG,R$MSIZ,R$$RED,0 > DDUNIT: .WORD 0 ;UNIT BOOTED FROM > .BYTE 0,0 > DDBTCT: .WORD 0 ;BYTE COUNT > DDBLK: .WORD 0 ;RECORD NUMBER > B$CHK: .WORD 0 ;CHECKSUM > > RTRCNT: .WORD 0 ;RETRY COUNT > > . = DDBOOT+606 > BOOT: MOV #10000,SP ;SET STACK POINTER > MOV R0,@#B$DEVU ;SAVE THE UNIT NUMBER > MOV R0,-(SP) ;SAVE ON THE STACK TOO > MOV #2,R0 ;READ IN SECOND PART OF BOOT > MOV #<4*400>,R1 ;EVERY BLOCK BUT THE ONE WE ARE IN > MOV #1000,R2 ;INTO LOCATION 1000 > CALL READ ;GO READ IT IN > MOV #READ-DDBOOT,@#B$READ ;STORE START LOCATION FOR READ ROUTINE > MOV #B$DNAM,@#B$DEVN ;STORE RAD50 DEVICE NAME > MOV (SP)+,@#B$DEVU ;STORE THE UNIT NUMBER > JMP @#B$BOOT ;START SECONDARY BOOT > > .DREND DD > > .END > --------------------------------------------------

8 years, 11 months

Tape reel data recovery from MERA-400 polish computer

by lproven＠gmail.com

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8 years, 11 months

Vintage Computer stuff on EBAY.DE

by admin＠meiner.ch

Hello friends of vintage computing, As I need the space at home, I am parting from some of my vintage gear. They have all been listed on EBAY.DE. Among others, there are two PDP11 V03 systems, a number of CRT terminals and others. Have a look and see if you find something of interest. Head over to EBAY.DE and search for "PDP11 V03", and then see all my other actions. Just thought I'd let you know.. Martin

8 years, 11 months

HP 9815A

by jwest＠classiccmp.org

Local electronics place has a HP 9815A for sale, the appearance from a 10 foot distance was "fair" or slightly less than fair condition. If someone is serious about it, let me know and I'll inquire further. J

8 years, 11 months

Borrowing a ADF scanner near Orangeburg SC next week?

by ian.finder＠gmail.com

I'm going on an archiving trip to preserve a deserving piece of computer history, but it turns out the scanner I'm borrowing is overweight and united will charge $100-200 to check it each way. Before I buy one off amazon, I wanted to see if anyone on the list was local and could let us borrow one Tuesday-Friday. Looking for a heavy duty, double sided ADF deal. Thanks, - Ian -- Ian Finder (206) 395-MIPS ian.finder at gmail.com

8 years, 11 months

RT-11 5.x install tapes?

by j_hoppe＠t-online.de

Hi all, for work on TU58 emulator "tu58fs" I'd like to experiment with oversized tape images under RT-11 5.5, 5.6 and 5.7. The images I know about are the classiccmp collections, Earl Evans pointed me to the RT11DV50.ISO archive. However, in these images the TU58 driver files DD.MAC/DD.SYS/DDX.SYS are mostly missing. Strange, because they claim to be pristine. Somebody knows about original RT-11 V5 installation tape images? Thanks, Joerg

8 years, 11 months

FW: More 8085a oddities

by witchy＠binarydinosaurs.co.uk

Hi folks, I didn't see the message at the bottom of this one arrive since I think I sent it JUST as the list software was being changed over. Gah, having just looked again I realise I've sent it from not the address I've subbed with. PEBCAK there :) Since then I discovered the -5V rail for the 4116s had dropped to -4.2V which was out of spec for both types of RAM on this box so on Chuck's suggestion I swapped the 560ohm resistor/zener combo that was powering this rail for a 79L05 regulator and the DRAMs now have all 3 voltages steady. No change in behaviour though. I'm baffled as to why the upper address bus doesn't blip once RESET goes high. HOLD is permanently pulled low so it's not that. Any suggestions? Cheers! -- Adrian/Witchy Binary Dinosaurs creator/curator Www.binarydinosaurs.co.uk - the UK's biggest private home computer collection? ------ Forwarded Message From: Adrian Graham <witchy at binarydinosaurs.co.uk> Date: Sun, 26 Feb 2017 23:34:50 +0000 To: "Discussion: On-Topic and Off-Topic Posts" <cctalk at classiccmp.org> Conversation: More 8085a oddities Subject: More 8085a oddities Hi folks, After a few days break I came back to my 8085a-powered phone system this weekend and it's decided to go on strike. By that I mean the processor locks up after only a few cycles so doesn't get as far as attempting to read anything, when it freezes the S0/S1/WR status lines are all high which shouldn't be possible since S0/S1 high should be 'Fetch' according to the manual, not WRITE. Vcc, RESET and clock are good and I can't see any other external signal which might hold the CPU. The PSU is good and putting out +5/+12/-12 as it should. CPU checks out in another 8085 system I forgot I had. Interestingly my analyser shows the upper half of the address bus doesn't change while the lower half manages a single transition, as does the ALE signal. From the CPU both halves of the address bus go directly to a 74LS373 each which both check out OK on a breadboard circuit I made up earlier. ROMs are all OK and the lines themselves back to the LS373 and CPU check out with little resistance. I'm stumped and can't help but think this is something stupid which I'm overlooking. Maybe more sleep will help. Cheers! -- Adrian/Witchy Binary Dinosaurs creator/curator Www.binarydinosaurs.co.uk - the UK's biggest private home computer collection? ------ End of Forwarded Message

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