10 Aug
2002
10 Aug
'02
5:27 p.m.
What emulations have you heard of under Linux.
I think I heard about a copy of Bob Suptnik's PDP-11...
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Ron.
10 Aug
10 Aug
5:35 p.m.
On Sat, 10 Aug 2002, Ron Hudson wrote:
What emulations have you heard of under Linux.
I think I heard about a copy of Bob Suptnik's PDP-11...
I've done a little fooling around with simh under Linux. The PDP-11
seems to be pretty stable, and the VAX emulator is getting there.
IIRC, Charon has a Linux beta, but I haven't tried it.
Doc
5:45 p.m.
On Sat, 10 Aug 2002, Doc Shipley wrote:
The VAX is /getting there?/ Hell, I run NetBSD/vax on it! I'm fairly
certain that OpenVMS/VAX is also supported. It's not the fastest VAX
in the world, but on a PIII/1GHz, it does rather well. I've no
complaints with it, except for a lack of support for a network
interface.
-brian.
On Sat, 10 Aug 2002, Ron Hudson wrote:
What
emulations have you heard of under Linux.
I think I heard about a copy of Bob Suptnik's PDP-11...
I've done a little fooling around with simh under Linux. The PDP-11
seems to be pretty stable, and the VAX emulator is getting there.
IIRC, Charon has a Linux beta, but I haven't tried it.
5:53 p.m.
On Sat, 10 Aug 2002, Brian Chase wrote:
The VAX is /getting there?/ Hell, I run NetBSD/vax on it! I'm fairly
certain that OpenVMS/VAX is also supported. It's not the fastest VAX
in the world, but on a PIII/1GHz, it does rather well. I've no
complaints with it, except for a lack of support for a network
interface.
The last time I tried the VAX emulator it pegged the CPU and left it
at 100% on a 1.6GHz Athlon. To me, that means it ain't there yet.
Doc
6:13 p.m.
The VAX is
/getting there?/ Hell, I run NetBSD/vax on it! I'm fairly
certain that OpenVMS/VAX is also supported. It's not the fastest VAX
in the world, but on a PIII/1GHz, it does rather well. I've no
complaints with it, except for a lack of support for a network
interface.
The last time I tried the VAX emulator it pegged the CPU and left it
at 100% on a 1.6GHz Athlon. To me, that means it ain't there yet.
5:48 p.m.
What
emulations have you heard of under Linux.
I think I heard about a copy of Bob Suptnik's PDP-11...
I've done a little fooling around with simh under Linux. The PDP-11
seems to be pretty stable, and the VAX emulator is getting there.
IIRC, Charon has a Linux beta, but I haven't tried it.
6:10 p.m.
I find the VAX
emulation in the latest simh to be pretty stable.
The VAX emulation in the latest ts10 is also pretty stable, and
has network support.
VERY cool. Where is this wondrous creature? 
6:24 p.m.
Ron Hudson wrote:
What emulations have you heard of under Linux.
I think I heard about a copy of Bob Suptnik's PDP-11...
Jerome Fine replies:
There is also a commercial version of Ersatz-11 for Linux.
Sincerely yours,
Jerome Fine
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9:54 p.m.
Jerome Fine replies:
There is also a commercial version of Ersatz-11 for Linux.
With the recent release of Ersatz-11 V3.1, there is now a demo
version for Linux as well. And the limits on the demo versions
have been relaxed a bit. It's quite usable for hobby purposes.
http://www.dbit.com/demo.html
SIMH is very good, but E11 is a truly industrial-strength PDP-11
simulator. Of course, SIMH also simulates a lot of systems other
than just PDP-11s, from DEC and from other manufacturers.
11 Aug
11 Aug
2:50 a.m.
Have any of you played with UAE (amiga emulator) under Linux? Just
wondering if it is worth the hassles.
Gary Hildebrand
St. Joseph, MO
5:01 a.m.
On Sun, 11 Aug 2002, Gary Hildebrand wrote:
Have any of you played with UAE (amiga emulator) under
Linux? Just
wondering if it is worth the hassles.
Yes, and yes. I pretty much stumble around in AmigaOS, but if you
have a ROM image, it's stable and very configurable. I, of course,
mostly use it to play games. Sound works well, and I understand serial
networking does too.
Doc
6:09 a.m.
UAE is pretty much complete,with some forms of networking (I've used serial
to an A500, but some people use TCPIP) and high colour (Picasso96) support.
I've even had to use it in anger (converting a couple hundred IFF's to a PC
format).
Bye,
Deano
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From: "Doc Shipley" <doc(a)mdrconsult.com>
To: <cctalk(a)classiccmp.org>
Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2002 3:00 PM
Subject: Re: Emulations under Linux
On Sun, 11 Aug 2002, Gary Hildebrand wrote:
Have any of you played with UAE (amiga emulator)
under Linux? Just
wondering if it is worth the hassles.
Yes, and yes. I pretty much stumble around in AmigaOS, but if you
have a ROM image, it's stable and very configurable. I, of course,
mostly use it to play games. Sound works well, and I understand serial
networking does too.
Doc
4:40 a.m.
Eric Smith wrote:
Jerome Fine
replies:
There is also a commercial version of Ersatz-11 for Linux.
With the recent release
of Ersatz-11 V3.1, there is now a demo
version for Linux as well. And the limits on the demo versions
have been relaxed a bit. It's quite usable for hobby purposes.
http://www.dbit.com/demo.html
SIMH is very good, but E11 is a truly industrial-strength PDP-11
simulator. Of course, SIMH also simulates a lot of systems other
than just PDP-11s, from DEC and from other manufacturers. 
12 Aug
12 Aug
10:16 p.m.
New subject: Cosmac 50-pin connector question
There's a 50 pin connector on the back of my Cosmac Development System, using a
17-16-17 layout. Does anyone know if this is an MFM drive connector?
-W
10 Aug
10 Aug
6:59 p.m.
On Sat, 10 Aug 2002, Ron Hudson wrote:
What emulations have you heard of under Linux.
I think I heard about a copy of Bob Suptnik's PDP-11...
-- Emulation - you can have more machines than Sellam, in much less space
Mmmmmm, maybe.
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