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- Installing ULTRIX-11 V3.1(1)
-
- Fred N. van Kempen, Senior Consultant
- MicroWalt Corporation, Palo Alto, CA
-
- Email: fred.van.kempen@microwalt.nl
-
-
-
- INTRO
- First of all, make _sure_ your hardware is in working order. It is
- quite hard to debug misbehaving installation procedures if you run
- it on faulty hardware !
-
- I am doing this test load on the following machine:
-
- - MicroPDP-11/53, 512KB onboard RAM, 2 SLU's (console and aux)
- - RQDX3 disk controller, with internal RD31 drive (20MB)
- - TQK50 tape controller, with internal TK50 drive
-
- I just did a new low-level format on the hard drive, so it's very,
- very empty. The system will of course complain about not having a
- bootable drive.
-
-
- SUPPORTED SYSTEMS
- Although in theory ULTRIX-11 should work on all PDP-11 processors,
- certain design and capacity issues make it (nearly?) impossible to
- get it to run on certain processors.
-
- The official list of supported processors is:
-
- 23, 23+, 24, 34, 40, 44, 45, 55, 60, 70, 73, 83, 84
-
- I have personally tested it on a 23+, 53 and 83. I know it runs
- fine on the 73. The smaller machines (34, 40 etc) should work
- akin to the 23, meaning using overlays and be very tight on RAM
- for the drivers. TCP/IP is a biiiiig load for those systems!
-
- For now, you can only load ULTRIX-11 onto your system with a
- working tape drive... TK50, magtape, etc. My distribution kit
- was made for the TK50, but future releases will have support for
- all the available (and usable... no TU58 support, sorry :) tape
- drives/controllers.
-
- Also, note that the next release of this kit will fully support
- the (very much enhanced) VTserver 2.0 system, which will allow
- you to download the distribution tape file (currently a tar file,
- but my new TDF format soon), tell VTserver about it, and install
- the kit off the VT server over serial line. Slow, but it works.
-
- (and HEY... the TK50 isn't much faster... trust me ;)
-
- Don't be anal about your systems... ULTRIX-11 is a fairly hefty
- version of UNIX for the PDP-11... I'd say that with 2.11BSD, it
- is the most bloated one you can get. Don't try to run it on
- systems which have little hardware (memory, disk, etc).. it's
- not going to work.
-
- According to the kernel sources, the very minimum amount of RAM
- to actually _boot_ (i.e. loading /boot) is 192KB. If boot detects
- less RAM, it aborts, because the kernel needs to live in that
- {falafel:~} $ cat setup.txt
- Installing ULTRIX-11 V3.1(1)
-
- Fred N. van Kempen, Senior Consultant
- MicroWalt Corporation, Palo Alto, CA
-
- Email: fred.van.kempen@microwalt.nl
-
-
-
- INTRO
- First of all, make _sure_ your hardware is in working order. It is
- quite hard to debug misbehaving installation procedures if you run
- it on faulty hardware !
-
- I am doing this test load on the following machine:
-
- - MicroPDP-11/53, 512KB onboard RAM, 2 SLU's (console and aux)
- - RQDX3 disk controller, with internal RD31 drive (20MB)
- - TQK50 tape controller, with internal TK50 drive
-
- I just did a new low-level format on the hard drive, so it's very,
- very empty. The system will of course complain about not having a
- bootable drive.
-
-
- SUPPORTED SYSTEMS
- Although in theory ULTRIX-11 should work on all PDP-11 processors,
- certain design and capacity issues make it (nearly?) impossible to
- get it to run on certain processors.
-
- The official list of supported processors is:
-
- 23, 23+, 24, 34, 40, 44, 45, 55, 60, 70, 73, 83, 84
-
- I have personally tested it on a 23+, 53 and 83. I know it runs
- fine on the 73. The smaller machines (34, 40 etc) should work
- akin to the 23, meaning using overlays and be very tight on RAM
- for the drivers. TCP/IP is a biiiiig load for those systems!
-
- For now, you can only load ULTRIX-11 onto your system with a
- working tape drive... TK50, magtape, etc. My distribution kit
- was made for the TK50, but future releases will have support for
- all the available (and usable... no TU58 support, sorry :) tape
- drives/controllers.
-
- Also, note that the next release of this kit will fully support
- the (very much enhanced) VTserver 2.0 system, which will allow
- you to download the distribution tape file (currently a tar file,
- but my new TDF format soon), tell VTserver about it, and install
- the kit off the VT server over serial line. Slow, but it works.
-
- (and HEY... the TK50 isn't much faster... trust me ;)
-
- Don't be anal about your systems... ULTRIX-11 is a fairly hefty
- version of UNIX for the PDP-11... I'd say that with 2.11BSD, it
- is the most bloated one you can get. Don't try to run it on
- systems which have little hardware (memory, disk, etc).. it's
- not going to work.
-
- According to the kernel sources, the very minimum amount of RAM
- to actually _boot_ (i.e. loading /boot) is 192KB. If boot detects
- less RAM, it aborts, because the kernel needs to live in that
- space. So, with 192KB for the kernel, you need at least 248KB
- of RAM to get a shell going. And therefore, we state (listen up,
- y'all!) that:
-
- ULTRIX-11 V3.1(1) AND UP NEED 248KB OF RAM AT THE VERY LEAST !
-
- So there. If you have a PDP-11/03 with 56KB of memory and a
- TU58, then look elsewhere... RT11 is nice, and so is Xinu.
-
-
- BOOT THE SYSTEM
- Let's start her up:
-
- ------------------------------------------------------------------
- 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
-
-
- KDJ11-D/S E.01
- No bootable devices found
- Boot in progress - Type CTRL C to exit <CTRL-C typed here>
-
- Commands are Help, Boot, List, Map, Test and Wrap.
- Type a command then press the RETURN key:
- ------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- This looks good so far. No complaints about failing hardware other
- than the missing bootable device.
-
- Insert the ULTRIX-11 V3.1(1) load kit into the TK50 drive, and type
-
- B MU0
-
- to start it up. The system will respond with:
-
- -----------------------------------------------------------------
- MU0
-
-
- Sizing Memory...
-
- To list options, type help then press <RETURN>
-
- Boot:
- -----------------------------------------------------------------
-
- Welcome to Ultrix! You have just started up the primary boot
- program of the Ultrix system. We have to load the system install
- program from the tape, so type:
-
- tk(0,2)
-
- and the tape will spin again. The above means "load file number
- 2 from the tape in tape drive zero". That is the "sdload" (System
- Disk Load) program, which greets us with:
-
- ----------------------------------------------------------------
- ****** ULTRIX-11 System Disk Load Program ******
-
- This program loads the base ULTRIX-11 system from the distribution
- media onto the system disk, then bootstraps the system disk. After
- booting, the setup program begins the initial setup dialogue.
-
- Before loading can begin, you need to answer some questions about
- your system's configuration. Enter your answer, using only lowercase
- characters, then press <RETURN>. If you need help answering any of
- the questions, enter a ? then press <RETURN>.
-
- To correct typing mistakes press the <DELETE> key to erase a single
- character or <CTRL/U> to erase the entire line.
-
- Press <RETURN> to continue:
-
-
- ****** WARNING ******
-
- Installing the ULTRIX-11 software will overwrite your system disk.
- In addition, the ULTRIX-11 V3.0 file system is not compatible with
- the file systems used by previous ULTRIX-11 releases or any other
- software systems. Existing user disks must be converted to the new
- 1K block file system.
-
- DO NOT PROCEED UNTIL YOU HAVE READ INSTALLATION GUIDE SECTION 1.7
-
- Proceed with the installation <y or n> ? y
-
- Target processor is an 11/53 <y or n> ? y
-
- CURRENT CPU = 11/53, TARGET CPU = 11/53
-
- System disk type <? for help> ? ?
-
- Please enter the generic name of your system disk.
- Select from the following list of supported disks:
-
- rd31 rd32 rd51 rd52 rd53 rd54 rl01 rl02
- rk06 rk07 rp02 rp03 rp04 rp05 rp06 rm02
- rm03 rm05 ra60 ra80 ra81 rc25
-
- System disk type <? for help> ? rd31
-
-
- ****** CAUTION ******
-
- You must scan MSCP disks for bad blocks, type ?<RETURN> for help!
-
- Scan system disk(s) for bad blocks <y or n> ? y
-
- ****** SCANNING SYSTEM DISK(s) FOR BAD BLOCKS ******
- -----------------------------------------------------------------
-
- The SDLOAD program halts, and in turn loads the "rabads" program
- from the tape, which checks the drive(s) for bad sectors it needs
- to re-map to good sectors:
-
- -----------------------------------------------------------------
- ULTRIX-11 MSCP Disk Initialization Program
-
- Disk type < ra60 ra80 ra81 rx33 rx50 rd31 rd32 rd51 rd52 rd53 rd54 rc25
- >: rd31
-
- Unit number < 0-3 >: 0
-
- Starting block number < 0 >: 0
-
- Number of blocks to check < 41560 >:
-
- READING...
-
-
- 41560 blocks checked
- 0 bad blocks found
- 0 bad blocks replaced
-
- Exit called
-
- -----------------------------------------------------------------
-
- We are now thrown back into SDLOAD, which tells us that the bad block
- scan has finished, and that it is now ready to create an empty file
- system on that drive:
-
- -----------------------------------------------------------------
- ****** BAD BLOCK SCAN COMPLETE ******
-
-
- ****** MAKING EMPTY (ROOT) FILE SYSTEM ******
-
- File system size: 4850
- Disk type: rd31
- Processor type: 53
- File system name: root
- Volume name: sd_rd0
- File system: rd(0,0)
- isize = 3104
- m/n = 1 72
- Exit called
-
- ****** EMPTY FILE SYSTEM COMPLETED ******
- --------------------------------------------------------------
-
- Now that we have a file system to work with, we can load (restore)
- a standard root file system from the tape. SDLOAD will call the
- "restor" program to do just that:
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------
- ****** RESTORING (ROOT) ONTO SYSTEM DISK ******
-
- Input: tk(0,0)root
- Disk: rd(0,0)
-
- End of dump media
-
- ****** FILE SYSTEM RESTORE COMPLETE ******
- ---------------------------------------------------------------
-
- SDLOAD will now call the "icheck" program to check the newly restord
- file system for any errors. This should not be needed, but hey, you
- never know....
-
- ----------------------------------------------------------------
- ****** CHECKING (ROOT) FILE SYSTEM ******
-
- File: rd(0,0)
- Salvage free list <y or n> ? n
- rd(0,0):
- files 305 (r=280,d=17,b=1,c=7,p=0,l=0)
- used 3389 (i=182,ii=0,iii=0,d=3207)
- free 1265
- missing 0
-
- ****** FILE SYSTEM CHECK COMPLETE ******
- ------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- Well, all seems to be well. It continues with creating an empty
- file system for the /usr file system:
-
- -----------------------------------------------------------------
- ****** MAKING EMPTY (USR) FILE SYSTEM ******
-
- File system size: 14364
- Disk type: rd31
- Processor type: 53
- File system name: /usr
- Volume name: sd_rd0
- File system: rd(0,12800)
- isize = 9184
- m/n = 1 72
- Exit called
-
- ****** EMPTY FILE SYSTEM COMPLETED ******
- ------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- restore data to it from tape:
-
- ------------------------------------------------------------------
- ****** RESTORING (USR) ONTO SYSTEM DISK ******
-
- Input: tk(0,0)usr
- Disk: rd(0,12800)
-
- End of dump media
-
- ****** FILE SYSTEM RESTORE COMPLETE ******
- ------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- and of course will go and check this one, too:
-
- ------------------------------------------------------------------
- ****** CHECKING (USR) FILE SYSTEM ******
-
- File: rd(0,12800)
- Salvage free list <y or n> ? n
- rd(0,12800):
- files 619 (r=570,d=49,b=0,c=0,p=0,l=0)
- used 4824 (i=228,ii=1,iii=0,d=4594)
- free 8965
- missing 0
-
- ****** FILE SYSTEM CHECK COMPLETE ******
- ------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- Now that we have the basic system set up, it's time to install the
- secondary bootstrap for the selected device (RQDX MSCP) and rebooting
- the newly installed system:
-
- --------------------------------------------------------------------
- ****** COPYING BOOT TO SYSTEM DISK BLOCK ZERO ******
-
-
- ****** BLOCK ZERO BOOT LOADED ******
-
-
- ****** BOOTING ULTRIX-11 SYSTEM TO SINGLE-USER MODE ******
-
- Sizing Memory...
-
- Boot: rd(0,0)unix (CTRL/C will abort auto-boot)
-
- rd(0,0)unix:
- 14784+17024+8192+8000+8064+8000+8064+8128+8000+7808+7936+7936+7680+
- 7360+1344
-
- ULTRIX-11 Kernel V3.1
-
- realmem = 524288
- buffers = 25600
- clists = 1600
- usermem = 365120
- maxumem = 212992
- erase = delete, kill = ^U, intr = ^C
-
-
- ****** ULTRIX-11 Setup Program ******
-
-
- This program performs operating system setup functions during
- installation and normal system operation. Setup operates in one
- of three possible modes (phases), depending on the current state
- of the system. The three modes are:
-
- Phase 1: Initial setup -- prepares system for first sysgen.
- Phase 2: Final setup -- completes the system setup.
- Phase 3: Change setup -- handles system setup changes.
-
- The program will ask several setup questions. Enter your answer
- to each question, using lowercase characters, then press <RETURN>.
-
- The questions include helpful hints enclosed in angle brackets < >
- and/or parenthesis ( ). If you need additional help answering any
- question, enter a ? or the word help then press <RETURN>.
-
- You can correct typing mistakes by pressing the <DELETE> key to
- erase a single character or <CTRL/U> to erase the entire line.
- You can interrupt the setup program by typing <CTRL/C>. This
- allows you to abort the setup process or restart it.
-
- Press <RETURN> to continue:
- --------------------------------------------------------------------
-
- Heh. Welcome back! This is fun, isn't it? We're now running the
- Ultrix system, and we are going to set it up.
-
- First, answer the questions:
-
- --------------------------------------------------------------------
- Is the console terminal a CRT (video terminal) <y or n> ? y
-
- PLEASE CONFIRM: console is a VIDEO terminal <y or n> ? y
-
- ****** READING SETUP DATA FROM setup.info FILE ******
-
- SETUP PHASE = 1 (Initial Setup)
- LOAD DEVICE TYPE = TK50 UNIT 0
- SYSTEM DISK TYPE = RD31
- CURRENT CPU TYPE = 11/53
- TARGET CPU TYPE = 11/53
-
- Is the above information correct <y or n> ? y
-
- ****** ENTERING SETUP PHASE 1 ******
-
- Is this the target processor (? for help) <y or n> ? y
-
- PLEASE CONFIRM: on the target processor <y or n> ? y
-
- Terminal type for CONSOLE terminal < vt100 > ?
-
- What is your AC power line frequency in hertz < 50 or 60 > ? 50
-
- PLEASE CONFIRM: AC line frequency is 50 hertz <y or n> ? y
-
- What is your local time zone < hours west/behind GMT > ? 0
-
- PLEASE CONFIRM: time zone is 0 hours west/behind GMT <y or n> ? y
-
- Does your local area use daylight savings time <y or n> ? y
-
- PLEASE CONFIRM: daylight savings time in use <y or n> ? y
-
- Choose the Geographic Area for the daylight savings time from the table
- below
-
- Geographic Area Selection
- --------------- ---------
- USA 1
- Australia 2
- Western Europe 3
- Central Europe 4
- Eastern Europe 5
-
- Enter the selection number <1> 3
-
- PLEASE CONFIRM: Geographic area is 3 <y or n> ?y
-
- Please enter the current date/time < yymmddhhmm.ss > ? 0103062237
-
- Fri Mar 6 22:37:00 GMT 1970
-
- PLEASE CONFIRM: date/time correct <y or n> ? y
-
- ****** SELECTING SPLIT I/D COMMANDS (/bin) ******
-
- ****** ZEROING THE ERROR LOG FILE ******
-
- ****** MAKING SYSTEM DISK(s) SPECIAL FILES ******
-
- ****** MAKING MAGTAPE SPECIAL FILES ******
-
- ****** SELECTING SPLIT I/D COMMANDS (/usr/bin, lib, ucb) ******
-
- ****** ULTRIX-11 Setup Phase 1 Completed ******
-
- You can now run the sysgen program and generate a new ULTRIX-11
- kernel to match your system's hardware configuration. Return to
- the Installation Guide for instructions.
-
-
- #
- ---------------------------------------------------------------
-
- Ohyeah. Did you notice how the "date" command did not work? The
- system thinks it's 1970 now. Ahwell, we'll fix that later, and
- actually fix the code in the next release of this kit.
-
- We now type:
-
- sync
- sync
- sync
-
- and reboot the machine:
-
- ------------------------------------------------------------
- 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
-
- DU0
-
-
- Sizing Memory...
-
- Boot: rd(0,0)unix (CTRL/C will abort auto-boot)
-
- rd(0,0)unix: 37534+54720+8128+8000+7488+5312+3648
-
- ULTRIX-11 Kernel V3.1
-
- realmem = 524288
- buffers = 76800
- clists = 2080
- usermem = 285568
- maxumem = 285568
- erase = delete, kill = ^U, intr = ^C
-
-
- ****** ULTRIX-11 Setup Program ******
-
-
- This program performs operating system setup functions during
- installation and normal system operation. Setup operates in one
- of three possible modes (phases), depending on the current state
- of the system. The three modes are:
-
- Phase 1: Initial setup -- prepares system for first sysgen.
- Phase 2: Final setup -- completes the system setup.
- Phase 3: Change setup -- handles system setup changes.
-
- The program will ask several setup questions. Enter your answer
- to each question, using lowercase characters, then press <RETURN>.
-
- The questions include helpful hints enclosed in angle brackets < >
- and/or parenthesis ( ). If you need additional help answering any
- question, enter a ? or the word help then press <RETURN>.
-
- You can correct typing mistakes by pressing the <DELETE> key to
- erase a single character or <CTRL/U> to erase the entire line.
- You can interrupt the setup program by typing <CTRL/C>. This
- allows you to abort the setup process or restart it.
-
- Press <RETURN> to continue:
-
- Is the console terminal a CRT (video terminal) <y or n> ? y
-
- PLEASE CONFIRM: console is a VIDEO terminal <y or n> ? y
-
- ****** READING SETUP DATA FROM setup.info FILE ******
-
- SETUP PHASE = 2 (Final Setup)
- LOAD DEVICE TYPE = TK50 UNIT 0
- SYSTEM DISK TYPE = RD31
- CURRENT CPU TYPE = 11/53
- TARGET CPU TYPE = 11/53
-
- Is the above information correct <y or n> ? y
-
- ****** ENTERING SETUP PHASE 2 ******
-
- Please enter the current date/time < yymmddhhmm.ss > ? 0003062257
-
- Sat Mar 7 22:57:00 GMT 1970
-
- PLEASE CONFIRM: date/time correct <y or n> ? y
-
- DIGITAL recommends you add the following information to the
- configuration work sheet located in the Installation Guide.
- This work sheet will be helpful if you need to remake your
- device special files using setup phase 3.
-
- The program will pause periodically to allow time for you
- to record the configuration information.
-
- Press <RETURN> to continue:
-
- ****** DETERMINING SYSTEM'S DISK CONFIGURATION ******
-
- ULTRIX-11 System's Disk Configuration:
-
- X = disk not configured, NED = disk configured but not present.
-
- Disk Cntlr System Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit Unit
- Cntlr # Disk 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
- ----- ----- ------ ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----
- RQDX3 0 UNIT 0 RD31 X X X X X X X
-
- Press <RETURN> to continue:
-
- ****** MAKING DISK SPECIAL FILES ******
-
- ****** DETERMINING SYSTEM'S TAPE CONFIGURATION ******
-
- Magtape Controller # Units
- ------------------ -------
- TK50/TU81 1
-
- Press <RETURN> to continue:
-
- ****** MAKING MAGTAPE SPECIAL FILES ******
-
- ****** DETERMINING SYSTEM'S COMMUNICATIONS DEVICE CONFIGURATION ******
-
- Device # Units Lines/Unit
- ------ ------- ----------
- NO COMMUNICATIONS DEVICES FOUND!
-
- ****** DETERMINING NUMBER OF PSEUDO TTYS ******
-
- Number of PTTYs = 4
-
- Press <RETURN> to continue:
-
- ****** DETERMINING NUMBER OF MAUS SEGMENTS ******
-
- Number of MAUS segments = 4
-
- ****** MAKING MAUS SPECIAL FILES ******
-
- ****** CREATING /etc/ttys and /etc/ttytype FILES ******
-
- Terminal type for CONSOLE terminal < vt100 > ?
-
- ****** NAMING YOUR ULTRIX-11 SYSTEM ******
-
- Please enter your system's hostname <? for help> ? kwek
-
- PLEASE CONFIRM: hostname is `kwek' <y or n> ? y
-
- Set up line printer spooler and printer ports <y or n> ? n
-
- Set up user file systems <y or n> ? n
-
- Load/unload optional software <y or n> ? y
-
-
- ULTRIX-11 SETUP: Optional Software Load Program.
-
- For instructions type `help', then press <RETURN>.
-
- Command <help free rxunit rxdir list load unload exit>: list
-
- Item # K- On- Load Item
- Name Byte Disk Dir. Description
- ------- ---- ---- ---- ----------------------------------------------
- dict 210 no /USR Spell dictionary and hash lists
- (Not needed unless remaking spell dictionary)
- docprep 980 no /USR Document prepration software: nroff troff roff
- refer (+ dict/papers) tbl eqn fonts macros
- f77 350 no /USR Fortran 77 programs and libraries
- (f77, ratfor, structure and beautify)
- games 300 no /USR Games (Programmer's Manual, Vol. 1, Section 6)
- learn 860 no /USR Learn scripts (Computer Aided Instruction)
- libsa 60 no /USR Library for building stand-alone programs
- manuals 2100 no /USR On-line ULTRIX-11 Programmer's Manual, Volume 1
- (for use with man(1) and catman(8) commands)
- orphans 360 no /USR ORPHAN files: old versions of some software
- (refer to /usr/orphan/README for help)
- pascal 250 no /USR PASCAL interpreter, executer, and profiler
- (University of California at Berkeley 2.9 BSD)
- plot 185 no /USR Plot libraries (graphics filters and programs)
- saprog 125 yes ROOT Stand-alone programs in /sas directory: scat
- copy icheck mkfs restor bads rabads dskinit
- sccs 300 no /USR Source Code Control System
- spell 175 no /USR Spelling checker and associated programs
- (programs to rebuild hlists from dictionary)
- sysgen 890 yes /USR System generation programs and files
- tcpip 410 no /USR TCP/IP ethernet networking software
- (for local area network over an ethernet)
- usat 205 no /USR ULTRIX-11 System Acceptance Test
- (verifies the system is installed and working)
- usep 400 no /USR User-mode System Exerciser Package
- (verifes system hardware working properly)
- userdev 140 no /USR User written device driver sources and
- documentation
- uucp 340 no /USR UUCP (unix to unix copy)
- (connect to other systems via phone or hardwire)
-
- Command <help free rxunit rxdir list load unload exit>: load
-
- Please enter a list of items to LOAD (? for help).
-
- List: dict docprep f77 games learn libsa manuals orphans pascal plot
- saprog sccs
- spell tcpip usat usep userdev uucp
-
- Load any items with symbolic links (? for help) <y or n> ? n
-
- Make sure the distribution tape (or TK50 cartridge) is
- mounted in unit zero and the unit is on-line and ready.
-
- Press <RETURN> to continue:
-
- ****** LOADING (dict) ******
-
- ****** LOADING (docprep) ******
-
- ****** LOADING (f77) ******
-
- ****** LOADING (games) ******
-
- ****** LOADING (learn) ******
-
- ****** LOADING (libsa) ******
-
- ****** LOADING (manuals) ******
-
- ****** LOADING (orphans) ******
-
- ****** LOADING (pascal) ******
-
- ****** LOADING (plot) ******
-
- ****** UNLOADING (saprog) ******
-
- ****** LOADING (saprog) ******
-
- ****** LOADING (sccs) ******
-
- ****** LOADING (spell) ******
-
- ****** LOADING (tcpip) ******
-
- ****** LOADING (usat) ******
-
- ****** LOADING (usep) ******
-
- You can recover some disk space by removing exercisers
- for devices not configured on your system.
-
- ****** LOADING (userdev) ******
-
- Unpacking files in /usr/src/userdev...
-
- ****** LOADING (uucp) ******
-
- Command <help free rxunit rxdir list load unload exit>: exit
-
-
- Make symbolic link for /usr/spool <y or n> ? n
-
- ****** ULTRIX-11 Setup Phase 2 Completed ******
-
- The automated portion of the ULTRIX-11 software installation is
- now complete. Return to the Installation Guide for instructions.
-
-
- #
- ----------------------------------------------------------------
-
- We are now done installing stuff from the tape, so unload and
- remove the tape in drive 0.
-
- Then prepare for and perform the reboot:
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------
-
- sync
- sync
- sync
- <reboot>
-
- 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
-
- DU0
-
-
- Sizing Memory...
-
- Boot: rd(0,0)unix (CTRL/C will abort auto-boot)
-
- rd(0,0)unix: 37534+54720+8128+8000+7488+5312+3648
-
- ULTRIX-11 Kernel V3.1
-
- realmem = 524288
- buffers = 76800
- clists = 2080
- usermem = 285568
- maxumem = 285568
- erase = delete, kill = ^U, intr = ^C
- #
- ---------------------------------------------------------
-
- Looks good to me! Move on to multi-user mode by logging
- out of the shell (ctrl-d):
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------
- Restricted rights:
-
- Use, duplication, or disclosure is subject
- to restrictions stated in your contract with
- Digital Equipment Corporation.
-
- *UNIX is a trademark of AT&T Bell Laboratories.
-
- Mounted /dev/rd06 on /usr
-
- Sat Mar 7 22:57:00 GMT 1970
-
- ERROR LOG has - 1 of 100 blocks used
-
-
- ULTRIX-11 System V3.1 (kwek)
-
- login:
- ----------------------------------------------------------
-
- Yay! Log on as root and try some fun commands:
-
- ----------------------------------------------------------
-
- Welcome to the ULTRIX-11 System
-
- erase = delete, kill = ^U, intr = ^C
- kwek#
-
- kwek# uname -a
- ULTRIX-11 kwek 3 0 PDP-11/53
- kwek#
-
- kwek# df
- Filesystem total kbytes kbytes percent
- node kbytes used free used Mounted on
- /dev/rd00 4654 3201 1453 69% /
- /dev/rd06 13788 11461 2327 83% /usr
- kwek#
-
- kwek# ps ax
-
- PID TTY TIME CMD
- 0 ? 0:00 swapper
- 1 ? 0:00 /etc/init
- 2 ? 0:00 /etc/elc
- 42 co 0:00 -sh
- 52 co 0:00 ps ax
- 34 ? 0:00 /etc/update
- 38 ? 0:00 /etc/cron
- kwek#
- ------------------------------------------------------------
-
- You're now all set. Have fun with UNIX on your PDP-11 !
-
- ------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-
- Fred
-