Pretty cool!
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DIR
SWAP .SYS 24 24-Mar-78 DYMNSJ.SYS 60
DYMNFB.SYS 71 TT .SYS 2
LP .SYS 2 RK .SYS 2
DT .SYS 2 PC .SYS 2
DM .SYS 4 DX .SYS 2
DY .SYS 3 NL .SYS 2
MM .SYS 9 MT .SYS 8 24-Mar-78
FORMAT.SAV 6 24-Mar-78 PIP .SAV 16 24-Mar-78
DUP .SAV 21 24-Mar-78 DIR .SAV 17 24-Mar-78
RESORC.SAV 12 24-Mar-78 FILEX .SAV 11 24-Mar-78
EDIT .SAV 21 24-Mar-78 MACRO .SAV 45 24-Mar-78
LINK .SAV 29 24-Mar-78 SYSMAC.MAC 36 24-Mar-78
MBOOT .BOT 1 24-Mar-78 MSBOOT.BOT 3 24-Mar-78
INTRST.BAS 2 LIFE2 .BAS 5
LUNAR .BAS 7 ACEYDU.BAS 5
AWARI .BAS 6 MAGIC .BAS 6
MAZE .BAS 8 MARKET.BAS 16
BASIC .SAV 56 SUCNFG.DAT 7
SUCNF1.BAS 7 SUCNF5.BAS 5
SUCNF3.BAS 4 SUCNF4.BAS 4
SUCNF7.BAS 5 SUCNF2.BAS 4
SUCNF6.BAS 5 SUCNFG.BAS 3
SUCVT .BAS 6 SUCVT1.BAS 14
KING .BAS 19 HURKLE.BAS 3
BIOLOT.BAS 0 BIOPLT.BAS 7
KED .SAV 60 05-Nov-80 TESTKD.TXT 1
MMSYG1.COM 10 14-Oct-89
DXSYGN.COM 1 14-Oct-89
MMSYG5.COM 9 14-Oct-89
MMRKSY.COM 2 14-Oct-89
ADVENT.SAV 92 11-Nov-77 ADVTXT.TXT 125 11-Nov-77
58 Files, 915 Blocks
59 Free blocks
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list
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BASIC-11/RT-11 V02-03
OPTIONAL FUNCTIONS (ALL, NONE, OR INDIVIDUAL)? all
ALL
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NONAME 00:46:03
READY
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READY
READY
John B wrote:
I have set up my terminal server and put a PDP-11/35
with RX02s running
RT11v3.0B on the Internet.
Please visit this page:
http://www.pdp8.com/telnet.htm and click on the
link.
If someone is already there then you will probably get a connection error.
(soon there will be 7 available ports - only 1 now)
I will be putting online a PDP-8/S and a PDP-11/20 in the next couple of
days so I need to make sure everything is okay.
Please e-mail me: dylanb(a)sympatico.ca after you try.
Some useful reminders:
Hit ^C (Control-C) when you connect so you can abort any program running.
type BASIC to run basic... it has some games online.
type "BYE" to leave basic.
Thanks again!
john
PDP-8 and other rare mini computers
http://www.pdp8.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Jay West <west(a)tseinc.com>
To: classiccmp(a)classiccmp.org <classiccmp(a)classiccmp.org>
Date: Sunday, March 12, 2000 11:04 AM
Subject: HP 2000 TSB question
I finally finished testing out all the memory
boards in my two HP2100's. I
was getting misleading results for a long time due to my lack of
understanding of the way the memory subsystem operates - it has to be
tested
>in a very specific non-intuitive (and undocumented) way. Turns out I have
>four bad boards; three 8K SSA core stacks and one 16K ID board.
>
>These two systems ran HP2000 Access TSB, and had 32K each. My question is
>(before I spend time hunting down replacement boards) does anyone know what
>the memory requirements for the main and IOP cpu's in 2000Access is? If I
>can get by with less than 32K in each cpu I can forgo getting replacement
>boards for the time being and perhaps run with 24/16.
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Jay West
>
>
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