>SW1 closed = CSR 17774440 default
>SW1 open= CSR 17774460
>SW2 reserved
>SW3 mode *
>SW4 option *
>SW5 reserved
>Default = all closed
>*remote boot and sanity timer - call me for these as my right hand is
>healing and typing is difficult.
Actually this should be enough to check the board setup to the extent I
would want to. However, this has become a moot point, as in a fit of
madness LATE last night I hunted till I finally tracked a DEQNA down in the
other PDP-11/73, put it in the one I use, and found I've still got problems.
It's looking like there is something with the way I ran a SYSGEN a few days
ago. It turns out that I can't even boot the SJ monitor, and the FB
monitor won't let me install the EQ driver. However, the XM monitor which
I didn't even touch will let me install the EQX driver.
I think my next step is to either redo the SYSGEN on the SJ and FB
monitors, or to copy over the XM versions of the TCP/IP software. I'll
probably copy over the XM versions first. Unfortunatly we've got a
downtime at work tonite, so I've got to go into work in the next hour and
most likely won't be able to try this tonite :^(
I'm REALLY getting tired of not having RT-11 speaking TCP/IP!
Zane
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Received on Sat Jan 23 1999 - 17:18:07 GMT