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/* KLT20.TXT - KL TOPS-20 system installation on KLH10
*/
/* $Id: klt20.txt,v 2.5 2001/11/19 12:14:54 klh Exp $
*/
/* Copyright © 1997, 2001 Kenneth L. Harrenstien
** All Rights Reserved
**
** This file is part of the KLH10 Distribution. Use, modification, and
** re-distribution is permitted subject to the terms in the file
** named "LICENSE", which contains the full text of the legal notices
** and should always accompany this Distribution.
*/
Once you have installed the KLH10 binaries, you will need to
install a PDP-10 operating system on the KN10's virtual disks. This
file documents the basic procedure for TOPS-20 on a KL10B.
The TOPS-20 installation procedures are described in a Digital
document titled "TOPS-20 KL Model B Installation Guide", available
online as a file called "install.mem" from some sites. Some of the
steps on a KN10 (aside from the obvious lack of hardware) may be
different, however.
You will need an "installation" tape or tape image to get started, and
almost certainly will want to install the accompanying sources and
tools. You should already have a valid TOPS-20 license (personal or
otherwise) in order to use them.
These are the tapes containing the last known DEC TOPS-20 distribution
for the KL10B (DEC-2065), which was TOPS-20 V7.0:
BB-H137F-BM TOPS-20 V7.0 INSTL 16MT9
BB-EV83B-BM TCP/IP-20 V4.0 DISTR 16MT9
BB-H138F-BM T20 V7.0 DIST 16MT9 TAPE 1OF2
BB-LW55A-BM T20 V7.0 DIST 16MT9 TAPE 2OF2
BB-M780D-SM TOPS-20 V7.0 MONITOR SRC 16MT
BB-GS97B-SM TOPS-20 EXEC SRC 16MT9
BB-M080Z-SM T20 V7.0 #04 MON SRC MOD 16MT
BB-M081Z-SM T20 V7.0 #04 EXEC SRC MOD 16M
BB-PENEA-BM TOPS-20 V7.0 TSU04 TP 1 OF 2
BB-KL11M-BM TOPS-20 V7.0 TSU04 TP 2 OF 2
BB-M836D-BM TOPS-20 V7.0 TOOLS 16MT9
It should be possible to obtain these from www.trailing-edge.com. In
particular, start with the first of these, which is the installation
tape:
ftp://ftp.trailing-edge.com/pub/pdp10/bb-h137f-bm.tap.gz
The script that follows assumes you have uncompressed this into
"bb-h137f-bm.tap" in your $KLH10_HOME.
NOTE: the installation tape does not contain a TCP/IP monitor
image. Before you can use the network, you will need to also restore
the files from the tape "BB-EV83B-BM TCP/IP-20 V4.0 DISTR 16MT9"
(there was more than one version; only the latest has monitor
images).
In the transcript that follows, all notes are prefaced by triple
semicolons (;;;), and user input is presented in lowercase where
possible -- note that the monitor sometimes echoes typein in
uppercase. Where there might be some confusion, a note such as "Type
CR" will identify what you need to type.
=====================================================
QUICK SUMMARY:
$ ./kn10-kl inst-klt20.ini ;;; Configure and load tape bootstrap
KLH10> go
MTBOOT>/l ;;; Load rest of monitor
MTBOOT>/g143 ;;; Start at FS-creation entry point
;;; After quiets down, ^C to get MEXEC, and carry on
;;; After installation finished:
$ ./kn10-kl klt20.ini ;;; Configure and load disk bootstrap
KLH10> go
BOOT> ;;; Type CR to load and start MONITR.EXE
=====================================================
FULL SCRIPT:
;;; Here we go...
;;;
$ ./kn10-kl inst-klt20.ini ;;; You type this
KLH10 V2.0 beta (MyKL) built Nov 10 2001 02:14:29
Copyright © 2001 Kenneth L. Harrenstien -- All Rights Reserved.
This program comes "AS IS" with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
Compiled for LINUX on I386 with word model USEHWD
Emulated config:
CPU: KL10-extend SYS: T20 Pager: KL APRID: 1
Memory: 8192 pages of 512 words (SHARED)
Time interval: INTRP Base: OSGET
Interval default: 60Hz
Internal clock: OSINT
Other: MCA25 JPC DEBUG PCCACHE CTYINT EVHINT
Devices: DTE RH20 RPXX(DP) TM03(DP) NI20(DP)
[MEM: Allocating 8192 pages shared memory, clearing...done]
KLH10> ; Sample KLH10.INI for initial installation
KLH10>
KLH10> ; Define basic device config - one DTE, one disk, one tape.
KLH10> ; Use two RH20s because TOPS-10 doesn't like mixing disk and tape on
KLH10> ; the same controller (TOPS-20 is fine).
KLH10>
KLH10> devdef dte0 200 dte master
KLH10> devdef rh0 540 rh20
KLH10> devdef rh1 544 rh20
KLH10> devdef dsk0 rh0.0 rp type=rp06 format=dbd9
[Creating RP06 disk file "RH20.RP06.1"]
KLH10> devdef mta0 rh1.0 tm03 type=tu45
KLH10>
KLH10> ; Need KLNI to avoid LAPRBF BUGCHKs - use valid address if known
KLH10> ;
KLH10> devdef ni0 564 ni20 ipaddr=10.0.0.51
KLH10>
KLH10> ; Mount installation tape (no ucode or boot to skip)
KLH10> devmount mta0 bb-h137f-bm.tap
Mount requested: "bb-h137f-bm.tap"
KLH10>
KLH10> ; Load tape bootstrap directly
KLH10> load mtboot.sav
Using word format "c36"...
Loaded "mtboot.sav":
Format: DEC-CSAV
Data: 4067, Symwds: 0, Low: 040000, High: 054641, Startaddress: 040000
Entvec: JRST (120 ST: 0, 124 RE: 0, 137 VR: 0,,0)
KLH10>
KLH10> ; Now ready to GO
KLH10> [EOF on inst-klt20.ini]
KLH10>
[mta0: Tape online] ;;; Init file now done.
KLH10> go ;;; Boot is loaded, type "go" to start KN10!
Starting KN10 at loc 040000...
BOOT V11.0(315)
MTBOOT>/l ;;; Type "/l" to load monitor
[BOOT: Loading] [OK]
MTBOOT>/g143 ;;; Now type "/g143" to start monitor
;;; at the filesystem-create entry address.
;;; Answer the following questions as shown,
;;; unless you know what you're doing.
[FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION TYPE "?" TO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS.]
DO YOU WANT TO REPLACE THE FILE SYSTEM ON THE SYSTEM STRUCTURE? Y ;;;
DO YOU WANT TO DEFINE THE SYSTEM STRUCTURE? Y ;;;
HOW MANY PACKS ARE IN THIS STRUCTURE: 1 ;;;
ON WHICH "CHANNEL,CONTROLLER,UNIT" IS LOGICAL PACK # 0 MOUNTED? 0,-1,0 ;;;
DO YOU WANT THE DEFAULT SWAPPING SPACE? Y ;;;
DO YOU WANT THE DEFAULT SIZE FRONT END FILE SYSTEM? Y ;;;
DO YOU WANT THE DEFAULT SIZE BOOTSTRAP AREA? Y ;;;
DO YOU WANT TO ENABLE PASSWORD ENCRYPTION FOR THE SYSTEM STRUCTURE? Y ;;;
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THIS STRUCTURE? PS ;;;
[STRUCTURE "PS" SUCCESSFULLY DEFINED]
[PS MOUNTED]
?PS UNIT 0 HAS NO BAT BLOCKS.
DO YOU WANT TO WRITE A SET OF PROTOTYPE BAT BLOCKS? Y
%%NO SETSPD.
System restarting, wait...
DATE AND TIME IS: SATURDAY, 29-SEPTEMBER-2001 10:40PM
WHY RELOAD? NEW ;;; Type "new" or whatever.
PROBLEM WITH <SYSTEM>ACCOUNTS-TABLE.BIN
CANNOT FIND ERROR MESSAGE FILE - ACCOUNT VALIDATION IS DISABLED
RUNNING DDMP
NO SYSJOB
;;; Unless you have fixed up the NI20 definition
;;; in the klh10.ini file, you will probably see
;;; a few KNI BUGCHKs which are harmless at this
;;; point, such as the following:
********************
*BUGCHK "KNICFF" AT 29-SEP-2001 22:40:28
*PHYKNI - CANNOT RELOAD THE KLNI
*JOB: 0, USER: OPERATOR
*ADDITIONAL DATA: 600104
********************
;;; After you get "NO SYSJOB" you can type either
;;; a CR or ^C to get to the MEXEC prompt ("MX>").
NO EXEC
MX>GET FILE MTA0: ;;; Type just "g" then "mta0:" and CR.
? ;;; Monitor will read an EOF and do nothing.
MX>GET FILE MTA0: ;;; Repeat, to read EXEC.EXE from tape.
MX>START ;;; Type just "s" then CR.
TOPS-20 Command processor 7(4143)
@TER NO RAI ;;; Success! Let's stop uppercasing our input,
@ena ;;; and must get enabled.
$run mta0: ;;; Now read and start DLUSER.EXE from tape.
DLUSER>load mta0: ;;; Now read DLUSER data to set up directories.
DONE.
DLUSER>exit ;;; Get out.
$run mta0: ;;; Now read and start DUMPER.EXE from tape.
DUMPER>tape mta0: ;;; Point to tape drive and start restoring files!
;;; Note in the next command it is important to
;;; explicitly specify "<system>", otherwise the
;;; files will be restored into "<NEW-SYSTEM>".
DUMPER>restore <*>*.*.* (TO) <system>*.*.*
Saveset "SYSTEM Files for TOPS-20 V7.0" 22-Jun-88 2035
Loading files into PS:<SYSTEM>
End of Saveset.
Total files restored: 26
Total pages restored: 1765
;;; Note in the next command it is important to
;;; explicitly specify "<subsys>", otherwise the
;;; files will be restored into "<NEW-SUBSYS>".
DUMPER>restore <*>*.*.* (TO) <subsys>*.*.*
Saveset "SUBSYS Files for TOPS-20 V7.0" 22-Jun-88 2037
Loading files into PS:<SUBSYS>
End of Saveset.
Total files restored: 176
Total pages restored: 4535
;;; Note in the next command it is important to
;;; explicitly specify "<subsys>", otherwise it
;;; will try and fail to restore the files into
;;; "<GALAXY-SUBSYS>".
DUMPER>restore <*>*.*.* (TO) <subsys>*.*.*
Saveset "GALAXY SUBSYS Files for TOPS-20 V7.0" 22-Jun-88 2043
Loading files into PS:<SUBSYS>
End of Saveset.
Total files restored: 25
Total pages restored: 586
;;; The last saveset is optional and can be skipped.
;;; If you want the UETP stuff, do:
DUMPER>
DUMPER>restore <*>*.*.* (TO) <*>*.*.*
Loading files into PS:<UETP.LIB>
End of Saveset.
Total files restored: 54
Total pages restored: 477
DUMPER>exit ;;; Done, with or without UETP.
$conn <system>
$vdir ;;; Check out what we have in <SYSTEM>
PS:<SYSTEM>
2060-MONBIG.EXE.1;P777752 597 305664(36) 26-May-88 17:05:33 BROOKS
2060-MONMAX.EXE.1;P777752 597 305664(36) 26-May-88 17:28:27 BROOKS
7-PTYCON.ATO.1;P777752 1 823(7) 2-Jun-88 22:29:16 BROOKS
7-SETSPD.EXE.1;P777752 14 7168(36) 28-May-88 02:21:05 BROOKS
7-SYSJOB.EXE.1;P777752 7 3584(36) 28-May-88 03:11:07 BROOKS
.RUN.1;P777752 1 158(7) 2-Jun-88 21:41:35 BROOKS
BOOT.EXB.1;P777752 12 11658(18) 27-May-88 21:36:22 BROOKS
BUGS.MAC.1;P777752 155 395399(7) 23-May-88 18:14:48 BROOKS
BUGSTRINGS.TXT.1;P777752 22 54680(7) 26-May-88 17:28:13 BROOKS
CHECKD.EXE.1;P777752 22 11264(36) 27-May-88 21:42:19 BROOKS
ERRMES.BIN.1;P777752 24 12013(36) 28-May-88 01:48:31 BROOKS
EXEC.EXE.1;P777752 125 64000(36) 27-May-88 11:40:08 BROOKS
FEDDT.EXE.1;P777752 9 4608(36) 14-Feb-79 20:37:17 BROOKS
IPALOD.EXE.1;P777752 28 14336(36) 28-May-88 00:53:56 BROOKS
KNILDR.EXE.1;P777752 26 13312(36) 28-May-88 00:58:59 BROOKS
MTBOOT.EXB.1;P777752 11 10247(18) 27-May-88 21:37:31 BROOKS
PROGRAM-NAME-CACHE.TXT.1;P777752 1 78(7) 9-Mar-81 15:24:00 BROOKS
RP2DBT.EXB.1;P777752 18 17687(18) 27-May-88 21:38:15 BROOKS
RP2MBT.EXB.1;P777752 16 16276(18) 27-May-88 21:39:26 BROOKS
RSX20F.MAP.1;P777752 29 74007(7) 22-Mar-88 14:17:44 BROOKS
SYSJOB.HLP.1;P777752 3 5679(7) 29-Mar-82 15:47:02 BROOKS
SYSTEM.CMD.1;P777752 1 598(7) 24-Feb-84 20:01:23 BROOKS
TGHA.EXE.1;P777752 29 14848(36) 28-May-88 03:20:32 BROOKS
.HLP.1;P777752 1 214(7) 11-Nov-86 20:49:44 BROOKS
TOPS20.BWR.1;P777752 3 1425(36) 1-Jun-88 18:17:20 BROOKS
.DOC.1;P777752 13 6432(36) 21-Jun-88 15:25:11 LOMARTIRE
Total of 1765 pages in 26 files
$
$ ;;; For convenience, now is a good time to
;;; make MONITR.EXE be your desired monitor!
$renAME (EXISTING FILE) 2060-monbig.EXE.* (TO BE) monitr.exe
2060-MONBIG.EXE.1 => MONITR.EXE.1 [OK]
$^Ecease now ;;; OK, now we can try a disk boot.
TOPS20 Will be shut down IMMEDIATELY
[Confirm]
$
[Timesharing is over]
OPERATOR - Wait for the message "Shutdown complete" before
entering commands to PARSER.
Shutdown complete ;;; When you see this, type ^\ (CTRL-\)
[HALTED: FE interrupt] ;;; to return to KLH10
KLH10> shutdown ;;; Then give "shutdown" command.
Continuing KN10 at loc 01047523...
**HALTED**
[HALTED: Program Halt, PC = 1050257]
KLH10> q ;;; OK to quit KLH10 now!
Are you sure you want to quit? [Confirm]
Shutting down...Bye!
$ ;;; Back at unix shell prompt
$
$ ./kn10-kl klt20.ini ;;; Fire it up again, with different ini file
KLH10 V2.0 beta (MyKL) built Nov 10 2001 02:14:29
Copyright © 2001 Kenneth L. Harrenstien -- All Rights Reserved.
This program comes "AS IS" with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY.
Compiled for LINUX on I386 with word model USEHWD
Emulated config:
CPU: KL10-extend SYS: T20 Pager: KL APRID: 1
Memory: 8192 pages of 512 words (SHARED)
Time interval: INTRP Base: OSGET
Interval default: 60Hz
Internal clock: OSINT
Other: MCA25 JPC DEBUG PCCACHE CTYINT EVHINT
Devices: DTE RH20 RPXX(DP) TM03(DP) NI20(DP)
[MEM: Allocating 8192 pages shared memory, clearing...done]
KLH10> ; Sample KLH10.INI for initial installation
KLH10>
KLH10> ; Define basic device config - one DTE, one disk, one tape.
KLH10> ; Use two RH20s because TOPS-10 doesn't like mixing disk and tape on
KLH10> ; the same controller (TOPS-20 is fine).
KLH10>
KLH10> devdef dte0 200 dte master
KLH10> devdef rh0 540 rh20
KLH10> devdef rh1 544 rh20
KLH10> devdef dsk0 rh0.0 rp type=rp06 format=dbd9
KLH10> devdef mta0 rh1.0 tm03 type=tu45
KLH10>
KLH10> ; Need KLNI to avoid LAPRBF BUGCHKs - use valid address if known
KLH10> ;
KLH10> devdef ni0 564 ni20 ipaddr=10.0.0.51
KLH10>
KLH10> ; Load disk bootstrap directly
KLH10> load boot.sav
Using word format "c36"...
Loaded "boot.sav":
Format: DEC-CSAV
Data: 4630, Symwds: 0, Low: 040000, High: 054641, Startaddress: 040000
Entvec: JRST (120 ST: 0, 124 RE: 0, 137 VR: 0,,0)
KLH10>
KLH10> ; Now ready to GO
KLH10> [EOF on klt20.ini]
KLH10> go
Starting KN10 at loc 040000...
BOOT V11.0(315)
BOOT> ;;; Type just CR, will default to MONITR.EXE
[BOOT: Loading] [OK]
[PS MOUNTED]
System restarting, wait...
DATE AND TIME IS: SATURDAY, 29-SEPTEMBER-2001 10:46PM
WHY RELOAD? NEW ;;; Or whatever reason you want
PROBLEM WITH <SYSTEM>ACCOUNTS-TABLE.BIN
CANNOT GET A JFN FOR <SYSTEM>ACCOUNTS-TABLE.BIN - ACCOUNT VALIDATION IS
DISABLED
RUN CHECKD? N ;;; Type "n". Shouldn't be necessary yet.
RUNNING DDMP
SYSJOB 7(78) STARTED AT 29-SEP-2001 2246
RUN SYS:INFO
RUN SYS:MAPPER
JOB 0 /LOG OPERATOR XX OPERATOR
ENA
^ESET LOGIN PSEUDO
^ESET LOGIN CONSOLE
^ESET OPERATOR
PTYCON
GET SYSTEM:7-PTYCON.ATO
/
SJ 0: @LOG OPERATOR OPERATOR
SJ 0: JOB 1 ON TTY172 29-SEP-2001 22:46:51, LAST LOGIN NEVER
SJ 0:
[dpni20: Using default interface "eth0"]
[KNILDR: LOADING MICROCODE VERSION 1(172) INTO ETHERNET CHANNEL 0
]
@ENA
SJ 0: $^ESET LOGIN PSEUDO
SJ 0: $^ESET LOGIN CONSOLE
SJ 0: $^ESET OPERATOR
SJ 0: $PTYCON
SJ 0: PTYCON> GET SYSTEM:7-PTYCON.ATO
SJ 0: PTYCON> SILENCE
SJ 0: PTYCON> W ALL
SJ 0: GAL(0) 2 OPERATOR EXEC TI 0:0:0
SJ 0: BAT(1) 3 OPERATOR EXEC TI 0:0:0
SJ 0: NEB(2) 4 OPERATOR EXEC TI 0:0:0
SJ 0: OPR(3) 5 OPERATOR EXEC TI 0:0:0
SJ 0: MAILS(4) 6 OPERATOR MX RN 0:0:0
SJ 0: PTYCON> CONN OPR
SJ 0: [CONNECTED TO SUBJOB OPR(3)]
;;; When things seem quiet, type CR to get an EXEC.
TOPS-20 Big System, TOPS-20 Monitor 7(21017)
@TER NO RAI
@log operator ;;; Try logging in, pwd "DEC-20"
Job 7 on TTY145 29-Sep-2001 22:47:24, Last Login 29-Sep-2001 22:46:57
@ena
$ ;;; Now do whatever you wish...
=====================================================
Other things you probably want to do at some point:
$copy tty: monnam.txt ;;; Set the system name
MyKL TOPS-20 System
^Z
$copy tty: 4-1-config.cmd ;;; Set timezone here for now
timezone 8
^Z
$^Ecreate <operator> ;;; Change operator password
$$password tqbfjotld ;;; (use something better)
$$
$^Ecreate <me> ;;; Create your account
$$password nittfagmtc2taotp ;;; (or something better)
$$wheel
$$working 10000
$$permanent 10000
$$
$
There are large manuals devoted to TOPS-20 system maintenance, but
this is enough to make you dangerous.
TOPS-20 TCP/IP INSTALLATION
===========================
This aspect is probably the one that many KLH10 users will be
most interested in. Unfortunately I ran out of time to provide a full
script, but this should be enough to get you going:
(1) Install all of the V7 install tape (as above)
(2) Restore all files from the following tape:
BB-EV83B-BM TCP/IP-20 V4.0 DISTR 16MT9
This one is a pain, because the DLUSER.DAT on the install tape doesn't
set up the necessary directories beforehand, so you will have to create
them all by hand (make sure they are files-only!).
(3) Assign a valid IP address for your system, if you don't already have
one. This should be something consistent with your physical subnet.
(4) Create the file <SYSTEM>INTERNET.ADDRESS with either an editor or
a COPY from the TTY:, in the following format (replacing the
"192 168 0 201" with your desired IP address):
$vd internET.*.*
PS:<SYSTEM>
INTERNET.ADDRESS.1;P777752 1 57(7) 5-Oct-2001 22:06:55 OPERATOR
$ty internET.ADDRESS.1
IPNI#0,192 168 0 201,PACKET-SIZE:1500,DEFAULT,PREFERRED
$
Keep the packet size at 1500. I found it set to 1504 once and
that was breaking things.
(4) Now reboot, with this devdefine added to your KLH10 config file:
devdef ni0 564 ni20 ipaddr=192.168.0.201
(Again, use your correct IP address here)
(5) Manually specify this to the BOOT> prompt:
<NEW-SYSTEM>AN-MONMAX
Or you can just copy or rename that file to <SYSTEM>MONITR.EXE to
make it the default.
(6) After system comes up, telnet in from ANOTHER machine. Depending on
your platform it's unlikely you will be able to telnet in from the
same host that the emulator is running on, unless you are using
a separate dedicated interface.
If this succeeds, take a break and have a <favorite beverage here>.
(7) About now you will start to get really annoyed by periodic bleats that
look like this:
SJ 0: [SCHEDULER]: Waiting for UPS:
SJ 0: **** OPR(3) 22:18:48 ****
SJ 0: **** MAILS(4) 22:19:48 ****
This can be permanently turned off by removing its invocation from
the 7-PTYCON.ATO startup file, but a good temporary fix is simply
to kill the offending job.
Do a SYS to find the job called MX, then forcibly log it out:
$sys
Fri 5-Oct-2001 23:05:45 Up 0:53:26
0+8 Jobs Load av 0.03 0.03 0.03
Job Line Program User Origin
1 206 PTYCON OPERATOR
2 207 EXEC OPERATOR
3 210 EXEC OPERATOR
4 211 EXEC OPERATOR
5 212 EXEC OPERATOR
6 213 MX OPERATOR
7* 205 SYSTAT OPERATOR
8 270 EXEC OPERATOR 192.168.0.33(TCP)
$
$logo 6
User OPERATOR on TTY213, running MX
[Confirm]
$
TOPS-20 TCP/IP - OTHER NOTES
============================
These are miscellaneous notes from my files. I have not verified
whether they apply to the vanilla DEC TCP/IP system.
SYSTEM:KNILDR.EXE -- utility that can be used to restart the NI20.
The useful commands are "HALT 0" and "START 0" which will stop and
start the KLNI in case something went wrong during startup (timing
races) or the KLH10 DPNI20 subprocess needs to be replaced with a new
version without bringing the system down. Run this from the console,
or you'll saw off the branch you're sitting on.
---- SYSTEM:INTERNET.ADDRESS -----
---- Read on system startup; no provision I can see for re-reading any
other time.
;;;Internet addresses for system
IPNI#0, 16 151 16 13,DEFAULT,PREFERRED,PACKET-SIZE:1504
---- SYSTEM:INTERNET.GATEWAYS -----
---- Read on system startup, also with "^Einit gateways"
; IP addresses of local prime gateway; if only one, not clear if
; its args matter, but provide something plausible.
PRIME 192 33 33 3, 128 18 1 1
---- SYSTEM:HOSTS.TXT -----
---- Read on system startup, also with "^Einit hosts"
; Arbitrarily long, but basically defines local nets and hosts
; we need to know about in absence of DNS (CHIVES) info.
---- SYSTEM:HOSTNAME.TXT -----
---- Can't find anything in the monitor that reads this file, but this
---- should be similar to MONNAM.TXT except for containing the FULL domain
---- name of the system. E.g.:
BOOTSTRAP.SRI.COM
---- SYSTEM:MONNAM.TXT -----
---- Now *this* definitely is read on system startup.
BOOTSTRAP
---- SYSTEM:INTERNET-ETHERNET-MAPPINGS.BIN
---- Read on system startup; can also be reloaded by running IPHOST
with a command (ETHER INIT?)
This is apparently generated by the IPHOST program using the
command BUILD, which takes SYSTEM:INTERNET-ETHERNET-MAPPINGS.TXT
and translates it into .BIN.
TXT file format *appears* to be:
HOST xx-xx-xx-xx-xx-xx ddd.ddd.ddd.ddd [/ARP] [/NOARP]
BIN file format is documented in ANAUNV.MAC.
Current file is basically empty, contains one zero entry;
apparently this just makes everything use ARP.
---- SYSTEM:NETSRV.RUN -----
---- File of NETSRV commands, executed by NETSRV.EXE (started by SYSJOB)
This basically determines what TCP/IP servers will be started.
Note: NETSRV is not a DEC program; it is one of many non-DEC utilities
produced by the ARPANET user community, in this case Mark Crispin
and Kevin Paetzold.
---- SYS:FTSCTT.EXE -----
---- In a vanilla DEC setup this is the FTP server program. You can
put the line "RUN SYS:FTSCTT" in <SYSTEM>7-SYSJOB.RUN to start it
up automatically. You may also want to set the protection of
FTPSRT.EXE from 777700 to 777752 to allow general use.
---- System:INTERNET-LOGIN-MESSAGE.TXT -----
---- Contains initial login banner presented to users. May be a feature
of the SRI-NIC EXEC only.
General stuff, not network specific:
SYSTEM:7-CONFIG.CMD
File of commands for SYSTEM:SETSPD.EXE, which is executed by
monitor at startup (prior to running SYSJOB).
SYSTEM:SYSJOB.RUN
File of commands for SYSTEM:SYSJOB.EXE, which is also run by
monitor at startup.
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