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--- tymcom-x-tape [2018/03/25 02:08]
jms [Putting TITO.SAV on disk using FILDDT]
+++ tymcom-x-tape [2018/04/13 05:11]
jms [Copying MON14.SAV to the disk]
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+====== Creating SIMH tape images ======
+===== Creating a tape image for TITO =====
+When files are copied from TOPS-20 (36-bit byte size) with KERMIT, they are
+stored in ANSI ASCII mode.
+Joe wrote ''type36'' to display 36-bit files on *nix systems to determine if
+they are ANSI ASCII binaries or DEC compatible core-dump binaries.
+  Linux% type36
+  Usage: type36 [-s] [-a|-c|-d] filename [[-a|-c|-d] filename]
+          -a = ANSI ASCII mode, -c = Core dump mode, -d = doubleword mode
+          -s = input is in SIMH tape emulation format.
+  Linux% type36 -a ../m33/tito-ansi.sav | head -7
+-bit dump of ../m33/tito-ansi.sav as ANSI ASCII (4x7-bit + 1x(1+7)-bit
+  address    even word      odd word    SIXBIT     7-bit bytes in hex  ASCII text
+|777775,   117| 36564,   140|__] !/#UT !@ 7F7F6800A70757200030 ..h.'.W .0
+|     0, 36564|260740, 34273|   #UT6'@#B[ 0000003D3A2C1E0038DD ...=:,..8]
+|777777,   132| 36563, 36777|___ !:#US#W_ 7F7F78002D0757183DFF ..x.-.W.=.
+|777652,   136|    16,     3|_^J !>  .  # 7F7A50002F0000700081 .zP./..p..
+|200740, 24642| 47000,     0|0'@"FB$X     201E0029510960000000  ..)Q.`...
+This shows that the file is in *.SAV format.
+       IOWD 3,120: .JBSA=36564,,140  .JBFF=36564  .JBPFH=PUSHJ P,34273
+       IOWD 1,133: .JBCOR=36563,,36777
+       IOWD n,137: .JBVER=16,,3      .JBDA=MOVE P,24642  141=CALLI 0
+When a core image is saved to tape, TOPS-10 writes a 4-word dummy file (to
+indicate there is no high-seg) and EOF before writing the SAV file,
+  Linux% ls -l 20bytes
+  -rw-r--r-- 1 jms jms   20 Mar 19 23:44 20bytes
+  Linux% od -c 20bytes
+  0000000  \0  \0  \0  \0  \0  \0  \0  \0  \0  \0  \0  \0  \0  \0  \0  \0
+  0000020  \0  \0  \0  \0
+  0000024
+Joe wrote ''to-simh'' to convert an ANSI ASCII file to core dump format and write the file out as a SIMH tape image (each block is proceeded and followed by the byte count in little-endian format).
+  Linux% to-simh
+  Usage: to-simh [-a|-c|-d|-b 128] filename [filename...]
+  Linux% to-simh -a 20bytes ../m33/tito-ansi.sav >tito.tape
+  Reading from 20bytes - Words read (octal):  4
+  Reading from ../m33/tito-ansi.sav - Words read (octal):  200  200 ... 141
+This builds a SIMH tape image.  Verify it using ''type36 -s -c''.
+  Linux% type36 -s -c tito.tape | less
+-bit dump of tito.tape as Core Dump  (4x8-bit + 1x(4+4)-bit
+  address    even word      odd word    SIXBIT     7-bit bytes in hex  ASCII text
+  --- block_size (0x14) = 20 bytes (  4 words) leading
+|     0,     0|     0,     0|             00000000000000000000 ..........
+|     0,     0|     0,     0|             00000000000000000000 ..........
+  --- block_size (0x14) = 20 bytes (  4 words) trailing
+  --EOF--
+  --- block_size (0x280) = 640 bytes (128 words) leading
+|777775,   117| 36564,   140|__] !/#UT !@ 7F7F6800A70757200030 ..h.'.W .0
+|     0, 36564|260740, 34273|   #UT6'@#B[ 0000003D3A2C1E0038DD ...=:,..8]
+|777777,   132| 36563, 36777|___ !:#US#W_ 7F7F78002D0757183DFF ..x.-.W.=.
+|777652,   136|    16,     3|_^J !>  .  # 7F7A50002F0000700081 .zP./..p..
+|200740, 24642| 47000,     0|0'@"FB$X     201E0029510960000000  ..)Q.`...
+|402000, 34267|260740, 35712|@0 #BW6'@#O* 40400038DB2C1E003B65 @@.8[,..;e
+Search for known plaintext.
+  /oper
+|222372, 42644|406511,751100|23Z$6D@U)])  244F50455241544F5220 $OPERATOR
+|462230,342634|516124, 44646|F28<6<IQ4$FF 4C4943454E5345204953 LICENSE IS
+|202351,752100|516132,427000|03I]1 IQ:BX  204E4F54205345542E00  NOT SET..
+|777777,     2|    26,    11|___  "  6  ) 7F7F7800010001300084 ..x....0..
+|222511,152236|201212,600000|25)-2>0**P   245449544F2028560000 $TITO (V..
+|     0, 13646|576200,     0|   !>FOR     00000017535F48000000 ....S_H...
+| 21754, 21755|272771,     0|"/L"/M77Y    043E6023F62E5F480000 .>`#v._H..
+| 21754, 21757|     0, 13642|"/L"/O   !>B 043E6023F70000001751 .>`#w....Q
+|245011, 42644|425010,152100|4H)$6DBH(-1  29204845524520415420 ) HERE AT
+|576300,     0| 21761, 21762|OS    "/Q"/R 5F4C000000043F082379 _L....?.#y
+|   731, 13532|440700, 13533| '9!=:D' !=; 001D48172D481C0017AD ..H.-H...-
+|     0, 21710|222473,151650|   "/(24[-.H 00000023642453595354 ...#d$SYST
+|426324, 57640|777761, 21773|BS4%^@__Q"/[ 454D205F507F7F0823FD EM _P...#}
+| 21770, 21771|     0,    15|"/X"/Y     - 043F4023FC0000000086 .?@#|.....
+|422132,644606|425644,     0|B1:TF&BND    4445564943453A200000 DEVICE: ..
+|522032, 42500|472372,420256|J0:$5 G3ZB"N 54415045204E4F542057 TAPE NOT W
+|512232,442500|502451,752212|I2:D5 H4I]2* 524954452050524F5445 RITE PROTE
+|416510,542032| 50000,     0|AU(L0:%      435445440D0A00000000 CTED......
+|522032, 42500|446464, 53644|J0:$5 DTT%>D 54415045204953205752 TAPE IS WR
+|446510,520240|512372,442606|DU(J"@I3ZD6& 4954452050524F544543 ITE PROTEC
+|522130,406424|777560, 22013|J18@T4_]P"0+ 5445440D0A7F77002485 TED...w.$.
+Jump to end of file.
+|254000,   140|712000,     0|5@  !@Y0     2B0000003072         +...0r
+  --- block_size (0x1E5) = 485 bytes ( 97 words) trailing
+  --EOF--
+  --EOF--
+===== Creating TITO saveset tape images =====
+Attach the physical tape drive to the NetBSD system.  Copy the savesets (dozens of tape files) to disk.
+  #!/bin/bash
+  reelid=${1?"tape number needed"}
+  tape=/dev/nrst0      # non-rewind mode
+  mkdir -p /home/jms/pdp10/$reelid
+  cd /home/jms/pdp10/$reelid
+  i=100    # First one is "file.101"
+  ss=0     # First saveset is "ss1"
+  while cp $tape file.$((++i)); do
+    ls -l file.$i
+    [ -s file.$i ] || break
+    [ `wc -c <file.$i` == 25 ] && mkdir ss$((++ss))
+    mv -v file.$i ss$ss
+  done
+Stop the bash job when the files are 0 bytes.  Each file copied from tape contains all the files for one user. Look for files that are 25 bytes long; these are the start-of-saveset headers.
+Create two saveset images.  (Saveset ss1 is an unwanted partial save on tape 169270.)
+    to-simh -t ss2/* > ../simh-ks/saveset1.tape
+    to-simh -t ss3/* > ../simh-ks/saveset2.tape
+====== Patching the raw disk image ======
+===== Putting TITO.SAV on disk using FILDDT =====
+This operation was performed by using Van Dyke's SecureCRT terminal emulator and a Cygwin window on a Windows machine.  TOPS-10 already running and login 1,2 via ''telnet localhost 2020''  Use a terminal emulator that has "Send ASCII" and "Receive ASCII" functions.
+. ''TITO.SAV'' is 66 blocks (17 pages).  With DDT it is 97 blocks (25 pages).
+. Create ''tito.txt'' by using FILDDT and the Receive ASCII on the terminal emulator.
+    .r filddt
+    File: tito.sav
+    $$a $$h 0$n
+Edit the saved file, removing extra lines. Then add "D+" to each line.
+. Edit REFSTR.MAC, copying and pasting the code that creates CRASH.SAV to create TITO00.SAV
+Set the file size using ''MOVEI T4,^D33'' (pages) and update ITEM macro ''X TIT,TITO00,SAV,555000,00''.
+. Rebuild monitor, copy it to ''SYS:'', use ''./pdp10 tym-fresh.ini'' to refresh the disk(s).
+. Exit the TYMCOM-X simh, attach ''tymb00.dsk'' as ''rp2'' on the TOPS-10 simh.
+    .^E
+    sim> attach rp2 tymb00.dsk
+    sim> go
+. Patch the raw disk unit. (Load symbols to get a writeable symbol table)
+    .r filddt
+    File: sys:mon14/s
+    File: rpa2:/u/p
+. Track down the data pages for (SYS).UFD (RIB address at 1023).  Search all 7 data pages for TITO00.
+    $$A   $$H   1023/  1450
+    1450000<1450777>0$N
+    1450051/  200000,,1440
+    $$6t  1440000<1447777>0$n
+    TITO00.SAV    200000,,15
+. Display the RIB.  First data page pointer is at 15051, it points to page 16.
+,,15000/
+<15777>0$n
+/   200000,,16
+. Define ''D'' as 16000.
+/   d:
+.  Use terminal's Send ASCII function to send contents of ''tito.txt'' to FILDDT.
+Transfer to simh's console is about 61 characters per second; 127 minutes to transfer TITO with DDT loaded (457K).
+. Update word count in RIB to be last word plus 1.
+/ 20342        (40232 with DDT loaded)
+. Enable Receive ASCII and store in ''tito2.txt''
+<37777>0$n
+. End Receive ASCII and on local machine (Cygwin) execute the following to verify the transfer:
+    cygwin% perl -pi.bak -e 's/^(\d+)/sprintf "D+%o",oct($1)-016000/e' tito2.txt
+    cygwin% diff tito.txt tito2.txt
+. Exit FILDDT and ''detach rp2'' from the TOPS-10 simh.
+    ^Z
+    !^E
+    sim> detach rp2
+. Create a respawn point via ''cp tymb00.dsk tymb00+tito.dsk; cp tymb01,dsk tymb01+tito.dsk''.
+. Boot TYMCOM-X in production mode.  Due to Y2K8 problem, must use date from 28 years ago.
+(Hit Enter twice to get logged in, then ''set date mm dd 1990'' and ''set time hhmm''.)
+   ./pdp10 tym-prod.ini
+  To automatically login, login over shut.
+  X14, hardware *B*, KS-4257, base 6760, X14-P035/E02, 6-3-92, M02654
+  End of ONCE; starting null job
+  Hi there!  Please type your user name:
+  Remember to set date,time 27-SEP-1989 00:00:02  Date not set! <beep>
+  !
+  !set date 04 09 1990     ;28 years in the past
+  !set time 2041
+  Date/time is now 09-Apr-1989 22:41:00 Monday
+  --- System is SHUT ---
+  !r tito00
+  TITO (V16.3) HERE AT 14:37 19-MAR-90
+  SYSTEM X14-P035/E02
+  DEVICE: mta0
+  TRACKS: 9
+  DENSITY(1600,800): 1600
+  TAPE NOT WRITE PROTECTED
+  *rewind
+  *^E
+  sim> attach tu0 saveset1.tape
+  sim> go
+  *dir all
+  INPUT TAPE POS RANGE: 301-e
+  CONTINUE ON DEVICE: ^E
+  sim>attach tu0 ss2.tape
+  sim>go
+  mta0
+  INPUT TAPE POS RANGE:
+  LOGICAL END OF TAPE REACHED
+  *exit
+It takes about 30 seconds to restore each tape (as long as output has been suppressed with Control-O).
+===== Creating the front-end file =====
+    !gfd ks2020
+    !run ksfefs
+    Name of file containing bootstrap program {(SYS)BOOTS.DMP} : (sys)boots.dmp
+    Name of file containing microcode {(SYS)MCODE} : (sys)mcode
+    Name of file containing pre-boot program: {(SYS)KSBLOD.DMP} : (sys)ksblod.dmp
+    Structure to write on {DSKB} : dskb
+      DSKB0:  65536 pages starting at 12.   Writing HOM block in page 0
+    Writing (SYS)BOOTS.DMP to page  13 14
+    Writing (SYS)MCODE to page  15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
+    Writing (SYS)KSBLOD.DMP to page  27
+    Writing 8080 directory to page 12
+    Duplicating BOOTS in page  3 4 5
+    Done.
+The ''ksfefs'' misinterpreted the RIB pointer to ''FEFILE.SYS'' [200000,,14] as [xwd 65536,14] and wiped out the RIn and ''tito00.sav''.  Edited REFSTR.MAC to return [xwd 64,^D<3*95> to point to the 64 pages on cylinder 3.
+Copied monitor, refreshed, and re-transferred ''tito.ddt''.
+    !run ksfefs
+    Name of file containing bootstrap program {(SYS)BOOTS.DMP} : (sys)boots.dmp
+    Name of file containing microcode {(SYS)MCODE} : (sys)mcode
+    Name of file containing pre-boot program: {(SYS)KSBLOD.DMP} : (sys)ksblod.dmp
+    Structure to write on {DSKB} : dskb
+      DSKB0:  64 pages starting at 285.   Writing HOM block in page 0
+    Writing (SYS)BOOTS.DMP to page  286 287
+    Writing (SYS)MCODE to page  288 289 290 291 292 293 294 295 296 297 298 299
+    Writing (SYS)KSBLOD.DMP to page  300
+    Writing 8080 directory to page 285
+    Duplicating BOOTS in page  3 4 5
+    Done.
+At this point, ''boot rp'' loads BOOTS, which defaults to ''(SYS)SYSTEM.SAV'', but that dies with ''IME'' stopcode.
+===== Copying MON14.SAV to the disk =====
+Since we don't have KERMIT or other file transfer program on TYMCOM-X, do it with ''FILDDT''.  Two caveats: 1) (SYS)FILDDT does not allow patching of data files, but (MPL)FILDDT does.  2) Patching a zero length file goes only so far before dying with an Address Check.  Since the current (SYS)SYSTEM.SAV is unuseable, patch it instead.
+On TOPS-10, start a Receive ASCII operation and display the whole monitor in octal.
+  .r filddt
+  File: mon14.sav/d
+  $$a $$h 0$n
+/   777777,,113
+/   203141,,171100
+     ...
+/   140
+/   254000,,203146
+Edit the saved text to remove the first lines, and change "/" to "!".  The text file is 1.8 Mbytes in size.
+Set the terminal emulator to delay 17 milliseconds between characters for the Send ASCII operation.  Expect it to take 8.5 hours to transfer all that data.
+  !run (mpl)filddt
+  File: (sys)system.sav/d/p
+  $$a $$h
+/   777777,,113
+/   203141,,171100
+     ...
+/   140
+/   254000,,203146
+  ^Z
+Exit the TYMCOM-X simh job and start fresh (to get the implied zeroing of memory).
+  ^E
+  sim>quit
+  Linux% ./pdp10 x14-prod.ini
+  PDP-10 simulator V4.0-0 Current        git commit id: da31dfa7
+  BOOTS:
+  LOADING (SYS)SYSTEM.SAV
+  X14, hardware *B*, KS-4257, base 6760, X14-P035/E02, 6-3-92, M02654
+  Highest memory address is 3,,777777
+  Checking all units on disk controller - reading UNIT ID from HOME pages.
+   RMA0:DSKB00=B0    RMA1:DSKB01=B1    RMA2:-offline-    RMA3:-offline-
+   RMA4:-offline-    RMA5:-offline-    RMA6:-offline-    RMA7:-offline-
+K of memory online.
+  X14, hardware *B*, KS-4257, base 6760, X14-P035/E02, 6-3-92, M02654
+  End of ONCE; starting null job
+  INITIA starting DSKCLN on TTY0
+  Hi there!  Please type your user name: oper
+  proj code:
+  date not set, type date as mm-dd-yyyy 04-12-1990
+  type time as hh:mm 15:53
+  .systat
+  SYSTEM SHUT
+  TYMSHARE X14-P035/E02 6-3-92 up 36:13 at  6:28:35 on Thu Apr 12,1990
+  Null time = 36:13, Idle = 100% (Idle time per MIN. = 100%)
+jobs in use out of 31.  1 detached
+  JOB  TYMNET       PROG   LO+HI(P) STATE       TRU  CONNECT USER NAME
+  DETACHED      DSKCLN 16       TI         3.46  0:00:00 OPER +
+*  -11327-   #10 SYSTAT 32      RN        20.30  0:36:09 OPER (OPER) +
+  + means TYMSHARE inhouse user
+  Users=2 Det=1 [1,1], Queues: RUN=1 DIO=0 TIO=1 IO=0 SPC=0
+Physical pages available (MONITOR = 282P, User Area = 1764P)
+  Virt. memory used (TPU/TPA): 48/1764 = 3%
+At this point, the systems programmer is expected to use the ''SETE'' command to set license (setting all privileges).  Due to forgotten SETE passwords, fake it by poking kernel memoryl
+Use DDT to get the address of JBTLIC (GETTAB table for job license).  In this case it is 11106.  Adding 2 for job #2 is 11110.  Then use ''DSKCLR 2,'' to clear the ''DSKCLN'' needed bit to write-enable the structure.
+  ^E
+  sim>examine 11110
+  sim>deposit 11110 777777777777
+  sim>go
+  !pjob
+  Frame 2  TTY10  OPER[1,21] at X14
+  !r ddt
+  DDT
+  dskclr 2,$x
+  DDT
+  ^C
+Use ''GFD SYS'' to change the effective PPN (and default directory) and edit ''ACCESS.MSG'' to have two lines of 80 blanks.  (The monitor wants to output "Date/time is now ..." at the same time ''LOGINN'' outputs the contents of ''ACCESS.MSG''.)
+Success!   --- //[[joeinwap@gmail.com|Joe Smith]] 2018/04/13 05:10//
+==== Other pages ====
+[[tymcom-x|Overview]] page, [[tymcom-x-simh|SIMH Setup]] page, [[tymcom-x-startup|TYMCOM-X Startup]] page, [[tymcom-x-tape|TITO on disk]] page, [[tymcom-x-status|Status]] page.

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