Hobbyist DECnet Network - Update

"Tim" wrote: Well, I would connect them both to the same net via hub. I'd rcp you should see it probed at boot time then. I believe it will print out the mac address (the physical address in 00:00:00:00:00:00 form) generally /usr exist on the root directory, but it's only used as a mount point. that is, you'll mount another disk partition "on top" of that directory. something like "mount /dev/rra0g /usr" I can't remember the exact device names, it depends on the disk controller and paritition (the partitions all have letters, a,b,c,d,... but the space on the disk they refer to is arbitrary. Generally the 'a' partition is for root, b for swap, c is the entire disk, etc... I don't mind going through it in excrutiating detail as I just did it on an 11/73 qbus machine to build up a disk I want to boot on my unibus 11/44. The 11/73 working like a champ but the 11/44 has had 'issues' but is close... -brad