[TUHS] 3bsd tape image
KenUnix
ken.unix.guy at gmail.com
Wed Aug 30 21:11:58 AEST 2023
Hi all.
Got a question. With 3BSD I have been unable to find where the time zone is
set. I have looked at
date.c, time.h and timebuf.h. In the meantime I fixed date.c to handle Y2K
dates.
I live on the east coast but the date displays the date as: Wed Aug 30
06:55:36 *PDT* 2023 Pacific time.
-Ken
On Tue, Aug 29, 2023 at 1:18 PM KenUnix <ken.unix.guy at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all. I made a couple of changes to 3bsd-dboot.ini so it will do the
> loading for you:
>
> set tto 7b
> set rq dis
> set lpt dis
> set rl dis
> set hk dis
> set rq dis
> set rqb dis
> set rqc dis
> set rqd dis
> set ry dis
> set ts dis
> set tq dis
> set dz 7b
> set dz lines=16
> att dz -m 2311
> set rp0 rp06
> at rp0 rp06.disk
> set tu0 te16
> D 30000 00009FDE
> D 30004 D0512001
> D 30008 D004A101
> D 3000C 0400C113
> D 30010 10008F32
> D 30014 D40424C1
> D 30018 8FD00CA1
> D 3001C 80000000
> D 30020 320800C1
> D 30024 A1FE008F
> D 30028 28C1D410
> D 3002C 14C1D404
> D 30030 C139D004
> D 30034 c1d00400
> D 30038 e1500404
> D 3003C 00f75007
> go 30000 <-- Change below this line and note "go
> 2" has moved
> expect "Boot" send "hp(0,0)vmunix\r";c
> expect "#" send "\004\r";c
> go 2
>
> Enjoy...
>
> On Mon, Aug 28, 2023 at 7:03 PM Phil Budne <phil at ultimate.com> wrote:
>
>> I got curious, and decided to try booting the 3bsd tape image:
>> >
>> http://sourceforge.net/projects/bsd42/files/Install%20tapes/3%20BSD/3bsd.tap.bz2/download
>>
>> I didn't try building anything
>>
>> Install instructions viewable (once installed, or from
>> https://www.tuhs.org/Archive/Distributions/UCB/3bsd.tar.gz) via:
>>
>> nroff -ms /usr/doc/vmunix/newsetup.t
>>
>> ================ 3bsd-tboot.ini
>>
>> set tto 7b
>> ; from https://gunkies.org/wiki/Installing_32V_on_SIMH#tboot.ini
>> set rq dis
>> set lpt dis
>> set rl dis
>> set hk dis
>> set rq dis
>> set rqb dis
>> set rqc dis
>> set rqd dis
>> set ry dis
>> set ts dis
>> set tq dis
>> set dz lines=8
>> set rp0 rp06
>> at rp0 rp06.disk
>> set tu0 te16
>> at tu0 3bsd.tap
>> D 30000 20009FDE
>> D 30004 D0512001
>> D 30008 3204A101
>> D 3000C C113C08F
>> D 30010 A1D40424
>> D 30014 008FD00C
>> D 30018 C1800000
>> D 3001C 8F320800
>> D 30020 10A1FE00
>> D 30024 00C139D0
>> D 30028 04c1d004
>> D 3002C 07e15004
>> D 30030 0000f750
>> go 30000
>> go 0
>>
>> ================ installing from tape
>>
>> $ ./simh/BIN/vax780 3bsd-tboot.ini
>>
>> VAX 11/780 simulator Open SIMH V4.1-0 Current git commit id:
>> 348f5f29
>> /media/INTERNAL/SCRATCH/3bsd/3bsd-tboot.ini-17> at tu0 3bsd.tap
>> %SIM-INFO: TU0: Tape Image '3bsd.tap' scanned as SIMH format
>>
>> HALT instruction, PC: 00030033 (HALT)
>> =mkfs
>> file sys size: 7942
>> file system: hp(0,0)
>> isize = 5072
>> m/n = 3 500
>> =restor
>> Tape? ht(1,1)
>> Disk? hp(0,0)
>> Last chance before scribbling on disk. <RETURN>
>> End of tape
>> =boot
>>
>> Boot
>> : hp(0,0)vmunix
>> 61856+61008+70120 start 0x4B4
>> VM/UNIX (Berkeley Version 2.7) 2/10/80
>> real mem = 8323072
>> avail mem = 8062976
>> ERASE IS CONTROL-H!!!
>> # ps ax
>> PID TTY TIME COMMAND
>> 0 ? 0:17 swapper
>> 1 ? 0:00 init.vm
>> 2 ? 0:00 pagedaemon
>> 3 co 0:00 - (sh)
>> 7 co 0:00 ps ax
>> # vmstat
>> Procs Virtual Real Page Swap Disk
>> Cpu
>> RQ DW PW SL SW AVM TX FRE RE PI PO FR DE SR I O D0 D1 D2 CS US NI
>> SY ID
>> 0 0 0 3 0 80 5515518 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
>> 0 0100
>> # chk /dev/rrp0a
>> icheck /dev/rrp0a
>> /dev/rrp0a:
>> files 154 (r=112,d=12,b=8,c=22)
>> used 1078 (i=28,ii=0,iii=0,d=1050)
>> free 6545
>> missing 0
>> dcheck /dev/rrp0a
>> /dev/rrp0a:
>> entries link cnt
>> 1 0 0
>> # /etc/mkfs /dev/rrp0g 145673
>> isize = 65488
>> (or 43147 on RM03)
>> m/n = 3 500
>> # /etc/mount /dev/rp0g /usr
>> # cd /usr
>> # cp /dev/rmt5 /dev/null
>> # cp /dev/rmt5 /dev/null
>> # tar xvbf 20 /dev/rmt1
>> x ./adm/msgbuf, 0 bytes, 0 tape blocks
>> ....
>>
>> # dd if=/usr/mdec/uboot of=/dev/rrp0a bs=1b count=1
>> 1+0 records in
>> 1+0 records out
>>
>> # passwd root
>> .....
>> # sync
>> # sync
>> # sync
>> # <CTRL/E>
>> simh> quit
>>
>> ================ 3bsd-dboot.ini
>>
>> ; from https://gunkies.org/wiki/Installing_32V_on_SIMH#dboot.ini
>> ; (just removed attach tu0)
>> set tto 7b
>> set rq dis
>> set lpt dis
>> set rl dis
>> set hk dis
>> set rq dis
>> set rqb dis
>> set rqc dis
>> set rqd dis
>> set ry dis
>> set ts dis
>> set tq dis
>> set dz 7b
>> set dz lines=16
>> att dz -m 2311
>> set rp0 rp06
>> at rp0 rp06.disk
>> set tu0 te16
>> D 30000 00009FDE
>> D 30004 D0512001
>> D 30008 D004A101
>> D 3000C 0400C113
>> D 30010 10008F32
>> D 30014 D40424C1
>> D 30018 8FD00CA1
>> D 3001C 80000000
>> D 30020 320800C1
>> D 30024 A1FE008F
>> D 30028 28C1D410
>> D 3002C 14C1D404
>> D 30030 C139D004
>> D 30034 c1d00400
>> D 30038 e1500404
>> D 3003C 00f75007
>> go 30000
>> go 2
>>
>> ================ boot from disk
>>
>> $ ./simh/BIN/vax780 3bsd-dboot.ini
>>
>> VAX 11/780 simulator Open SIMH V4.1-0 Current git commit id:
>> 348f5f29
>> /media/INTERNAL/SCRATCH/3bsd/3bsd-dboot.ini-15> att dz -m 2311
>> %SIM-INFO: Listening on port 2311
>> Modem control activated
>>
>> HALT instruction, PC: 00030040 (HALT)
>>
>> Boot
>> : hp(0,0)vmunix
>> 61856+61008+70120 start 0x4B4
>> VM/UNIX (Berkeley Version 2.7) 2/10/80
>> real mem = 8323072
>> avail mem = 8062976
>> ERASE IS CONTROL-H!!!
>> # <CTRL/D>
>> Sat Sep 27 12:51:17 PDT 1980
>> entering rc
>> clearing mtab
>> mounting /usr on /dev/rp0g
>> preserving Ex temps and clearing /tmp
>> starting update
>> starting cron
>> leaving rc
>>
>>
>>
>> Virtual VAX/UNIX (Ernie Co-vax)
>>
>> login:
>>
>> (was able to log in on console
>> and tty1 via telnet localhost 2311)
>>
>>
>> ================ shutdown from multi-user
>>
>> # kill 1
>> # ERASE IS CONTROL-H!!!
>> # sync
>> # sync
>> # sync
>> # <CTRL/E>
>> Simulation stopped, PC: 8000085F (BLBC 80010FA0,8000085F)
>> sim> q
>> Goodbye
>>
>
>
> --
> End of line
> JOB TERMINATED
>
>
>
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