Installation of 2.11BSD

Mahlzeit My hardware: Mentec M70 with 512kB RAM (that must be enough) which can boot from DX DY DL DU DM DB MS MT and has 4 serial ports. MSCP/DU-Controller which can boot from DM, DP, DL, DR, MS, MT, MU, SY, DU. It is connected to a 1.2MB-5.25"-FDD and a MFM-HDD of unknown size wich I will get tomorrow. (I have now the dox for my controller.) Kernel: To use these 4 serial ports, do I have to set "NKL 4" or are these not KL11/DL11s? One of these is the normal console unter RT-11. Is "NBUF 32" OK for 512kB RAM? Should I set UCB_CLIST NO or YES? Installation: I think there are three possible ways of installing it: 1) Boot from a RT-11-Floppy and transfer the whole disk with rtkerm. The disk will be bigger than 32MB, so this does not work? 2) Boot from a RT-11-Floppy and transfer the root-fs and the swap-partition then boot BSD and transfer somehow the usr-data (kermit? write simple program?). This sould also install the disklabel. 3) Boot from a BSD-Floppy, disklabel, mkfs, transfer data (kermit? write simple program?). The kernel and diskimages will allways be made on an emulator. What do you think is the best/easiest way? Or have you a better idea? (Make a tape and use the TU58-emulator?) Thanks endergone Zwiebeltuete -- insanity inside Received: (from major@localhost) by minnie.cs.adfa.oz.au (8.8.8/8.8.8) id PAA06631 for pups-liszt; Wed, 6 May 1998 15:59:52 +1000 (EST)