>Hmmmm, now this sounds ponentially very cool! According to the Field
>Guide this is a "Dilog ST-506 emulation of four RL01/02". Any one have
>info on this, and will it work in a system that has actually RL02 drives
>attached? It would make it a lot easier to get data on to the Hard Drive
>if I can just copy it from a RL02 to a fake RL02.
They should work, but only if you set them up to run at an address
different from the standard address for RLseries disks.
>How well do Boards with Boot ROMs co-exist with systems with another set
>of Boot ROMs? I'm threatening to throw the DQ606 in the 11/23 that I'm
>working on, so I can access the rack of drives that go with the
>controller.
Depending on the boot rom, a standard address is 773000. You can't have
two sets of boards which respond the this address (and there isn't a
standard I am aware of for assigning alternate boot code to an address).
On systems which I have configured which had boot code on the controller
card, the standard boot code had to be disabled.
Megan Gentry
Former RT-11 Developer
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Received on Mon Aug 10 1998 - 14:34:17 BST