Mouse wrote:
> Then start
it. My memory of VAX console is fuzzy, but I think that
> would be something like (again, based at 0)
> d pc 0
> d psl 041f0000
> g
>>> g
?23 ILL CMD
Okay, I guess it's not g - at least not on your machine.
>>> he
CONTINUE
That's probably what I wanted.
START <addr>
This might do it too, but it also might want to find an RPB or an entry
mask or some such.
>>> start 0
...unfortunately it does nothing at all, I have
to halt it to get the
chevron back.
I'm not surprised. You might try using continue instead, but, really,
this was a long shot; my impression is that the more recent a VAX is
the less likely MTPR/MFPR console is to work on it.
Tried it (2 times), same as before, no x and no echo at all.
:-(
As Dave worked aout above, the OEM supplied some libraries and the VAXELN
Kernel to the customer and so it is depending of the OEM how the lowlevel
routines are implemented. The Interface for the customer was only the
library...
I don't think that this console Monitor is implemented in microcode
anymore like the PDP11s ODT, even the russians PDP11s (K1801VM2 for
example) hat it in an external ROM (with it's own address space).
So it is the OEM that's to blame in this case, not DEC I think..
(Wich doesn't make it any better at all)
Regards,
Holm
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