On 5/24/06, Andru Luvisi <luvisi@andru.sonoma.edu> wrote:
On Wed, 24 May 2006, John Floren wrote:
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> I can boot into what appears to be a workable system, but I'd like to have
> networking and a larger hard drive. Can somebody help me out with getting
> this set up? If anybody else out there has done the same thing, I'd like to
> hear exactly what you did.
> Thank you very much

For networking, you need to:
   compile simh with networking support
   edit 211bsd.simh to
     attach to the correct network device
     use the hardware address that you want
   Inside the system, you will need to edit /etc/hosts and /etc/netstart
   to configure your hostname and networking options.
   Reboot

As for getting a bigger disk, you've got two options.  Reinstall on a
larger disk image, or just mount a larger disk image onto the file system.

To reinstall, read the directions in README.networked.211BSD and
docs/2.11bsd_setup.txt .  If you do a fresh reinstall, you will need to
recompile the kernel (as described in docs/2.11bsd_setup.txt) to get
networking support.

Or you can create a second, larger, disk image with dd, attach it, and
label, format, and mount it from within the emulator.

Best of luck,
Andru
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Andru Luvisi

When you say "use the hardware address you want", do you mean set it to the host machine's MAC, or to something I make up?

John