Ultrix Distribution tapes - what do they all mean?

I was lucky enough to be able to borrow a box of random Ultrix TK50 distribution tapes. Unfortunately I have to give it back, but before I do I'd like to be able do a complete Ultrix installation on some system that I have. The printed labels on the tapes are somewhat cryptic, however - here's a sampling of what I have DECNET-ULTRIX V2.0 BIN ULTRIX-32W V1.0 BIN ULTRIX WS 1.1 UNSUPP VAX C/ULTRIX V1.0 ULTRIX-32 V2.0 SUPPORTED ULTRIX-32 V2.0 STAND ALONE / ULTRIX TK50 #1 ULTRIX WS V2.0 (RISC) FORTRAN FOR RISC V1.0 ULTRIX AND UWS (VAX) UNSUPPORTED SUBSETS ULTRIX/UWS T4.0A-1 (RISC) / SUPPORTED VOL 1 Dumb question #1 - I assume that the ones that say (VAX) are VAX, and the ones that say (RISC) are PMAX/MIPS, but are the ones that don't specify (e.g. "DECNET-ULTRIX V2.0" or "ULTRIX-32W V1.0 BIN") also assumed to be VAX? What actually constitutes a complete Ultrix base system distribution? Is it three tapes - SUPPORTED, UNSUPPORTED, and (if necessary) WORKSTATION ? Are the SUPPORTED tapes supposed to be bootable? Roughly what hardware is supported by the VAX versions? I would guess a MicroVAX/VAXstation-II/2000 should work, but what about a KA650/655 (uVAX-III/III+) ? Was there any Ultrix version that ran on a VAXstation-4000/60/90/VLC? Does the DECNET version correspond to the Ultrix version (e.g. DECNET V2.0 for Ultrix V2.0)? Probably the most important question - are there any scanned Ultrix SPDs and/or installation instructions online anywhere? This would probably answer all my other questions :-) Thanks, Bob Armstrong