>The Wanderer wrote:
> That problem has been solved now. I had not enough memory in the system to boot
> the XM monitor. I assumed it was the SJ one, but alas....
> Nice to see what 'show all' is showing on the screen :=)
Jerome Fine replies:
I assume that you booted V5.05 of RT-11? I thought it would run
RT11XM with less than 64 KBytes, but I guess not.
If you have the RT11SJ monitor on the system disk, then the command:
BOOT RT11SJ
will boot the SJ monitor without changing the boot block program.
If you want to change to an unmapped monitor, I suggest RT11FB
instead of SJ. If you have the unmapped device driver on the system
disk, then the command:
COPY/BOOT SY:RT11FB.SYS SY:
(substitute the actual physical device name like DU0: instead of SY:)
will change the boot program for you. Then you can still boot RT11XM
with the BOOT command.
If you have any other question, please ask.
Sincerely yours,
Jerome Fine
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Received on Sun Aug 11 2002 - 14:24:00 BST