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- update todo.

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- get the original "init" working so that it auto-mounts /usr during
startup
- we should get the /usr stuff onto the rk03 disk and get it mounted
- can we get fpsym?
- I don't see any mount utility in the s2 bits, we'll need one.
- init does a mount, so we might not need one.
- we should see how hard it is to get the serial ttys working.
It sounds like getting a hack working in simh might not be too
hard, but to get it integrated back in they probably want something
robust. Perhaps having 1ed around will give someone the motivation
to get dc11 support in simh?
- get sh.s building and tested
- integrate building init.s and sh.s into the build process
- consider writing a mount.s?
- can we get fpsym? What would its function be?
- push ke changes to simh back into mainline tree.
- get dc-11 support into simh. started but lots to be done
- we should investigate the original boot process and see how
much of it would be possible to restore and determine if its
worth the effort.
- I think James Markevitch might have some of this done already.
- there's a bunch of file fragments in the 1972_stuff that might
prove useful. It sounds like Warren has started to think about
how to triage these. This might be a bit of effort.
- bootstrap Early_C_Compilers compiler to build itself as a
2nd ed binary.
- at some point we should probably put together some kind of package
for others who want to run the system in simh. I'm not really
sure what this should look like and perhaps its a bit early to talk
about it... Maybe two sets - a set of rf0 and rk0 images with
a kernel that can run instantly, and a set with a cold kernel,
a normal kernel and a tape image?
- the current tree is a lot cleaner and a long ways towards this.
Done
- 0407 binaries supported through a patch.
- old init lives. not yet integrated into normal build process.
- got Early_C_Compiler working with some kernel patches to support
larger core size and 0407 binaries