On Oct 14, 2004, at 5:12 PM, Ed Kelleher wrote:
At 07:49 PM 10/14/2004, you wrote:
Please
pardon my ignorance here, I'm going out on a limb ...
vt50dpy as in VT50/VT52??
VT100's were ANSI, VT50/VT52 were DEC specific.
They used way different programming codes.
I suspect I misunderstood the manual when it said "Use VT50DPY for
vt50,vt52 and vt100 terminals."
The manual also mentions command options like /24 (use 24 lines
instead of 12) and /DCA (use cursor
control instead of spacing) but I am not sure how to supply those via
the run command as in
run $vt50dpy /24 /dca
like that? It complains that it can't find some file, where run
$vt50dpy starts up fine.
I suppose I need to make a CCL.. right? :^)
Ohhhhh RSTS!
Light bulb goes off in head - light leaks out nose and ears from empty
skull.
Thought that sounded familiar, VT50DPY was the continuously updating
SYSTAT thing?
The "bring the system to it's knees" program (along with Plane)?
Plane?
What is this, Plane?
PLANE? ooh nooo a flight simulator on a teletype :^)
(frame rate? We don't need no steenking frame rate)
Real VT100's had a hardware VT52 emulation mode,
or you could NOT use
DCA and it should run on a VT100.
Hmm play with kermit summore and get it to be a vt52.
But, a 7 character program name?? Thought RSTS and
the others were
6.3?
Gotta get RSTS system going here.
As soon as I get my SCSI drives going: 1 for RT11, 1 for RSX11M, 1 for
RSTS,
as soon as I get my UC08 going,
as soon as I .... get my teletype <he he>
:-)
Ed K.