20 Jun
2006
20 Jun
'06
2:54 a.m.
So has anyone used XXDP via the TU58 emulator? I was looking at doing this
as I have two serial interfaces on my 11/34 and am still evaluating disk
memory solutions.
I figure I might as well tool around with diags and get something done while
I'm shopping for disk-ness.
20 Jun
20 Jun
3:46 a.m.
Julian Wolfe wrote:
So has anyone used XXDP via the TU58 emulator? I was
looking at doing this
as I have two serial interfaces on my 11/34 and am still evaluating disk
memory solutions.
I figure I might as well tool around with diags and get something done while
I'm shopping for disk-ness.
I do this all the time on my 11/34 and 11/44 ... I recently put up a web
page:
http://www.ak6dn.com/PDP-11/TU58-images/
with my suite of bootable XXDPv25 TU-58 images. I haven't posted it yet,
but I also have a serial line TU-58 emulator (originally based on the
Dan T'so
source, but it has now been massively rewritten). It works well with XXDP
and RT-11, and I have even put in hooks for it to pass the DEC TU-58
diagnostic ZTUUF0 TU58 Performance Exerciser. Right now it is in 'beta
test' mode so contact me directly if you want executable/sources.
Don North
7:02 a.m.
At 8:46 PM -0700 6/19/06, Don North wrote:
Julian Wolfe wrote:
Now that is seriously cool! This is just about the best use I've
heard of for a TU-58 emulator!
Zane
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So has anyone used XXDP via the TU58 emulator? I
was looking at doing this
as I have two serial interfaces on my 11/34 and am still evaluating disk
memory solutions.
I figure I might as well tool around with diags and get something done while
I'm shopping for disk-ness.
I do this all the time on my 11/34 and 11/44 ... I recently put up a web page:
http://www.ak6dn.com/PDP-11/TU58-images/
with my suite of bootable XXDPv25 TU-58 images. I haven't posted it yet,
but I also have a serial line TU-58 emulator (originally based on the Dan T'so
source, but it has now been massively rewritten). It works well with XXDP
and RT-11, and I have even put in hooks for it to pass the DEC TU-58
diagnostic ZTUUF0 TU58 Performance Exerciser. Right now it is in 'beta
test' mode so contact me directly if you want executable/sources.
23 Jun
23 Jun
7:47 a.m.
Zane H. Healy wrote:
At 8:46 PM -0700 6/19/06, Don North wrote:
Actually, I think it is the *only* use that a TU-58, real or emulated,
is or ever was, good for :-).
Also due to numerous requests I have added a link/page to my website for
my emulator 'tu58em'.
Follow the link on the page http://www.ak6dn.com/PDP-11/TU58-images/
to get to a ZIP file.
Don
I do this all the time on my 11/34 and 11/44 ...
I recently put up a
web page:
http://www.ak6dn.com/PDP-11/TU58-images/
with my suite of bootable XXDPv25 TU-58 images. I haven't posted it yet,
but I also have a serial line TU-58 emulator (originally based on the
Dan T'so
source, but it has now been massively rewritten). It works well with
XXDP
and RT-11, and I have even put in hooks for it to pass the DEC TU-58
diagnostic ZTUUF0 TU58 Performance Exerciser. Right now it is in 'beta
test' mode so contact me directly if you want executable/sources.
Now that is
seriously cool! This is just about the best use I've
heard of for a TU-58 emulator!
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