11 Oct
2007
11 Oct
'07
11:31 a.m.
Subject: Re: DEC RSX-11
From: Holger Veit <holger.veit at iais.fraunhofer.de>
Date: Thu, 11 Oct 2007 09:48:20 +0200
To: General Discussion: On-Topic Posts Only <cctech at classiccmp.org>
Allison schrieb:
- some of the resident libraries are missing/not INStalled (because on
that turn-key application there were not required)
Exactly the case.
Was [7,*] also privileged? I am not sure anymore after
several years.
The point may be though that
the password file is actually owned by [1,2] - in this case you might
not be able modify it from [7,21].
It was sufficient to perform ACNTRES actions.
Very helpful, save for Acrobat say the files are corrupt for any of the more
useful ones and crashes for manuals over 25MB.
I had downloaded them, as well as the ones at John Dundas's site, and
did not find corruptions. The files
at the Australian computer museum are large, though; the first thing I
did was to compress them with an
Adobe Acrobat. There it should have been detected if they were corrupt. So I guess its you having some transfer problem.
May be the case but ??>? Or Acrobat reader V5.05 is broken.
I'm not
sure anything useful other than a "Pregen"ned system is on
the disk as I havent found any languages.
Hmmm, to sysgen a new system, the installation set is required. One
indicator you might have sysgen stuff
on the system is the presence of some [200,200]SYSGEN*.CMD scripts, and
the current configuration
should be in [200,200]SYSSAVED.CMD;*