HOPE 11
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HOPE 11 |
by Bill Degnan - 07/22/2016 00:25 |
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Friday night - I have simh installed on my raspberry pi, and I am using my laptop to connect via the serial port, two usb to serial cables and a null modem adapter. works well.
root@raspberrypi: CD BIN root@raspberrypi: ./pdp11 sim> SET CPU 11/40 sim> SET CPU 16K etc. To make sure everything was working correctly I set up a PDP 11/05 per this page and loaded BASIC http://iamvirtual.ca/PDP-11/Basic-11/Basic-11.htm To exist BASIC - use ctrl+E to return to the sim> prompt. Next I attempted RT-11 by following the directions here: http://gunkies.org/wiki/...lling_RT-11_5.3_on_SIMH (Noel's site) root@raspberrypi: cd /bin root@raspberrypi: ./pdp11 sim> do inst.ini ... Overwrite last track? [N] y etc. follow directions on Noel's site to set up your PDP 11/23+ environment. Noel finishes with directions to create a run.ini that you can load and bypass the install steps. sim> do run.ini NEXT: Adapt this for a 16K system, to see if one can load and run RT11 5. Reply |
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RT 11 v 5.3 needs 32K |
by Bill Degnan - 07/23/2016 11:24 |
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I altered the run.ini file (pdp 11/23+ 256K RAM) to emulate an 11/20 with 32K instead. The reduced configuration will load RT-11 v5.3. Next I attempted the 11/20 with only 16K RAM. This appears to be too little RAM, simh bombs, I cannot load the operating system.
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