Richard L. Hamilton searches:
>The files
>
>http://minnie.tuhs.org/UnixTree/V7/usr/sys/dev/rl.c
>http://minnie.tuhs.org/UnixTree/V7/usr/sys/conf/mkconf.c
>
>don't seem to match - mkconf.c wants to generate references to
>rlopen() and rlclose(), which don't exist in that version of rl.
>What I'm really looking for is the right version of driver(s) etc.
It seems that a version of the rl driver that matches
mkconf, was never supplied by the bell labs.
As a workaround delete the rl entry in cdevsw and the line
"int rlopen,..." from c.c. This will give you a block device of the rl disk,
but no raw device.
Greetings,
Wolfgang
The files
http://minnie.tuhs.org/UnixTree/V7/usr/sys/dev/rl.chttp://minnie.tuhs.org/UnixTree/V7/usr/sys/conf/mkconf.c
don't seem to match - mkconf.c wants to generate references to
rlopen() and rlclose(), which don't exist in that version of rl.c.
What I'm really looking for is the right version of driver(s) etc.
so that I can regenerate the rl2unix kernel in the V7 image
available for use with simh, so that I can add or tweak drivers, eventually
adding the dz driver so I can run multiple "terminals" with telnet access.
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Hi,
tinkering at V6--now I need db(I). It works fine, but three features
that are described in its manual page seem to be missing:
- The names of the general registers (r0, ...) are not build in, at least
db only responds with `?' to `r0'. I can examine the registers
via the `$' command though.
- The '*' feature doesn't work, i.e. `*_main' gives me a `?'.
- I can't specify a number being relocatable, i.e. '10r' gives me a `?'.
Is this an exercise to the user? Did anyone solve the exercise. Or did I
just not understand the manual page?
Greetings,
Wolfgang
