9 Mar
2002
9 Mar
'02
7:25 a.m.
On 9 Mar, Doc wrote:
[Linux/VAX]
Use maketape for creating the tapes, pre-disklabel the disks with NetBSD
and read the setup paper. Than you will have a smooth ride on the VAX.
Ahh, once the -Tahoe kernel is running it uses 7e1 on the console...
The project is now on SourceForge, and seems to be
fairly active
again. But I have *plenty* of Linux boxen....
Hmpf. I don't like Linux.
Pollute my holy VAXen with it horrifys me.
I know about the *.Z != *.gz but I thought *.Z =
*.Z ??
Read: http://minnie.tuhs.org/Quasijarus/compress.html and the other
pages about Quasijarus to get an impression about the personality of
Michael Sokolov, the Quasijarus maintainer. Mr. Sokolov is a bit,
uhhmmm, "difficult"...
If you wane
make a boot tape, write it with
PDP-11/Distributions/ucb/2.11BSD/maketape.*
Sounds like I'm busy this week.
:^)
ftp://minnie.tuhs.org/UnixArchive/VAX/Distributions/Ultrix-32M/
Maybe the maketape utils will work with that too.
Hmm. I think that you will not
be able to generate boot tapes from
floppy disk images.
Heck, I may end up having to populate the VS-II too
(nice BA123 w/
3x RD53, TK50, totally bare QBus)
VS? You mean there is GPX graphics board set in
it? Nice. I have to
build a new bulkhead for the GPX in my MV III...
--
tschuess,
Jochen
Homepage: http://www.unixag-kl.fh-kl.de/~jkunz