Tom,
if there is no apparent software solution (what kind of ROM is in use,
is the bootstrap entered manually in octal, ...?), a quick fix might be
to swap the drives or their cables inside the box so that the working
unit becomes number zero.
But, Jerome is right, once we know what kind of bootstrap you use, it
should be possible to replace the unit number. - If it's not such a
tricky beast as the four-word-bootstrap for RL02 disks that uses some
power-up defaults to initialize the controller registers. In such a
case, the sequence would become longer, but it should still be possible.
So, what does your dialog normally look like when you boot your /23?
Regards,
Andreas
Jerome Fine wrote:
>
> >Tom Leffingwell wrote:
...
> > Also, from the ODT prompt on my 11/23, how do you get it to boot
> > from the other (DY1) RX02?
> > Thanks,
> > Tom
>
> You are probably entering the code by hand. Somewhere, you have specified
> a default unit of ZERO. If you have the code, one of us could probably change
> the unit number for you.
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Andreas Freiherr
Vishay Semiconductor GmbH, Heilbronn, Germany
http://www.vishay.com
Received on Tue Feb 26 2002 - 11:12:23 GMT