subject:"\[Simh\] VAXstation 4000\/VLC Boot Failure"

Re: [Simh] VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure

2019-05-05 Thread Matt Burke

On 04/05/2019 23:36, Tony Nicholson wrote:
>
> On Sun, May 5, 2019 at 8:03 AM  > wrote:
>
> Final try for this evening – I installed VAX/VMS 7.3 which went
> fine. I then installed DW Motif 125 with license. I get a crash on
> DW Motif startup. I tried this with Matt’s build of /VLC, and then
> my build, and then the latest beta 4.0 binaries.
>
>  
>
>  Fatal BUG CHECK, version = V7.3 DECWINDOWS, DECwindows
> fatal error
>
>  
>
>     Crash CPU: 00    Primary CPU: 00
>
>  
>
>     Active/available CPU masks: 0001/0001
>
>  
>
>     Current process = DECW$SERVER_0
>
>  
>
>     Register dump
>
>   Memory dump complete, dump written  to unit number 0
>
>

DECwindows will expect the LCG to be present on the /VLC, but it's not
implemented yet. You might be able to set WINDOW_SYSTEM to 0 to get
around this problem:

>>> B /R5:1 DKAxxx

SYSBOOT> SET WINDOW_SYSTEM 0

SYSBOOT> C

This should prevent DECwindows graphics drivers from being loaded at
system startup. Also update SYS$SYSTEM:MODPARAMS.DAT to reflect this
change in case you run AUTOGEN.

Matt
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Re: [Simh] VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure

2019-05-04 Thread Tony Nicholson

On Sun, May 5, 2019 at 8:03 AM  wrote:

> Final try for this evening – I installed VAX/VMS 7.3 which went fine. I
> then installed DW Motif 125 with license. I get a crash on DW Motif
> startup. I tried this with Matt’s build of /VLC, and then my build, and
> then the latest beta 4.0 binaries.
>
>
>
>  Fatal BUG CHECK, version = V7.3 DECWINDOWS, DECwindows fatal error
>
>
>
> Crash CPU: 00Primary CPU: 00
>
>
>
> Active/available CPU masks: 0001/0001
>
>
>
> Current process = DECW$SERVER_0
>
>
>
> Register dump
>
>   Memory dump complete, dump written  to unit number 0
>
>
[snip]

Hello Mark.

There are a whole host of "unknowns" with the newly released VAXstation
graphics - I believe
they're not fully implemented yet on all the various models (maybe Matt
Burke can confirm this).

As you found out, the minimum supported VAX/VMS version for the
VAXstation4000/VLC is
VAX/VMS V5.5-2H4.  There are also a number of system updates for this
version (including
a couple of mandatory ones and the Y2K updates).  If you don't already have
access to these,
I can provide some that I grabbed prior to patch access being withdrawn by
HP.  Reply to me
privately.

Also the same goes for OpenVMS VAX V7.3.  If you have updates, I'd try
installing these too
(same offer - I can provide the updates I have if you need them).

Perhaps you should report any subsequent failures via the GitHub issues at
  https://github.com/simh/simh

Tony

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Re: [Simh] VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure

2019-05-04 Thread Ray Jewhurst

The reason Motif crashed is that the VLC doesn't yet have graphics
capability.

Ray

On Sat, May 4, 2019, 6:03 PM  wrote:

> Final try for this evening – I installed VAX/VMS 7.3 which went fine. I
> then installed DW Motif 125 with license. I get a crash on DW Motif
> startup. I tried this with Matt’s build of /VLC, and then my build, and
> then the latest beta 4.0 binaries.
>
>
>
>  Fatal BUG CHECK, version = V7.3 DECWINDOWS, DECwindows fatal error
>
>
>
> Crash CPU: 00Primary CPU: 00
>
>
>
> Active/available CPU masks: 0001/0001
>
>
>
> Current process = DECW$SERVER_0
>
>
>
> Register dump
>
>
>
> R0 = 81945200
>
> R1 = 002D78F8
>
> R2 = 
>
> R3 = 81236C00
>
> R4 = 8193B0C0
>
> R5 = 8190CD80
>
> R6 = 0001
>
> R7 = 8190CF60
>
> R8 = 8193B978
>
> R9 = 003A
>
> R10= 003B
>
> R11= 0804
>
> AP = 7FF79CC0
>
> FP = 7FFE77E4
>
> SP = 7FFE77B8
>
> PC = 81943DDF
>
> PSL= 00D50009
>
>
>
> Kernel/interrupt/boot stack
>
>
>
> 7FFE77C0  7FFD3E50
>
> 7FFE77C4  0002
>
> 7FFE77C8  818FE5EC
>
> 7FFE77CC  818FE5C0
>
> 7FFE77D0  81942F12
>
> 7FFE77D4  0002
>
> 7FFE77D8  8190CD80
>
> 7FFE77DC  8193BC4F
>
> 7FFE77E0  815884F8
>
> 7FFE77E4  
>
> 7FFE77E8  
>
> 7FFE77EC  7FF79CA4
>
> 7FFE77F0  7FF79C68
>
> 7FFE77F4  8151E860
>
> 7FFE77F8  7FFEDFCE
>
> 7FFE77FC  03C0
>
>
>
> Exec stack
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Process privileges
>
>
>
> 81FEA600  17118805
>
> 81FEA604  0020
>
>
>
>
>
> Image name = MIMA$DKA0:[SYS0.SYSCOMMON.][SYSEXE]DECW$SERVER_MAIN.EXE;1
>
>
>
> Loaded images
>
>
>
> [SYSMSG]SYSMSG.EXE 813DD400 81423E00
>
> [SYS$LDR]SYSLDR_DYN.EXE81781200 81783200
>
> [SYS$LDR]DDIF$RMS_EXTENSION.EXE81783600 81784800
>
> [SYS$LDR]RECOVERY_UNIT_SERVICES.EXE81784A00 81785200
>
> [SYS$LDR]RMS.EXE   81424000 81450A00
>
> SYS$NTA.EXE814A1200 814A1400
>
> VAXCLUSTER_CACHE.EXE   814A1800 814A6400
>
> SYS$NETWORK_SERVICES.EXE   814A6A00 814A6C00
>
> SYS$UTC_SERVICES.EXE   814A7200 814A8000
>
> SYS$TRANSACTION_SERVICES.EXE   814A8600 814B6400
>
> SYS$IPC_SERVICES.EXE   814B6800 814D4800
>
> CPULOA.EXE 814D4A00 814D9E00
>
> LMF$GROUP_TABLE.EXE814DC200 814DDC00
>
> SYSLICENSE.EXE 814DE000 814E1200
>
> F11BXQP.EXE814E1600 81500E00
>
> SNAPSHOT_SERVICES.EXE  81501600 81502200
>
> SYSGETSYI.EXE  81502800 81504800
>
> SYSDEVICE.EXE  81504C00 81507600
>
> MESSAGE_ROUTINES.EXE   81507C00 8150DE00
>
> EXCEPTION.EXE  8151E400 81528C00
>
> LOGICAL_NAMES.EXE  81529400 8154CC00
>
> SECURITY.EXE   8154D600 81557000
>
> LOCKING.EXE81557800 8155E600
>
> PAGE_MANAGEMENT.EXE8155F000 81569000
>
> WORKING_SET_MANAGEMENT.EXE 81571E00 81577C00
>
> IMAGE_MANAGEMENT.EXE   81578600 8157BC00
>
> EVENT_FLAGS_AND_ASTS.EXE   8157C200 8157E400
>
> IO_ROUTINES.EXE8157EE00 8158F400
>
> PROCESS_MANAGEMENT.EXE 81590E00 8159E800
>
> ERRORLOG.EXE   81772A00 81773600
>
> PRIMITIVE_IO.EXE   81773C00 81774E00
>
> SYSTEM_SYNCHRONIZATION_UNI.EXE 81775200 81779600
>
> SYSTEM_PRIMITIVES_MIN.EXE  81779C00 8177DA00
>
>
>
>  Starting memory dump, writing dump to unit number 0
>
>
>
>
>
>  Dump file too short for full dump, attempting subset dump
>
>
>
> Header and error log buffers dumped...
>
> SPT & GPT dumped...
>
> System space dumped...
>
> Global pages dumped...
>
> DECW$SERVER_0 dumped...
>
> AUDIT_SERVER dumped...
>
> LANACP dumped...
>
> STARTUP dumped...
>
> IPCACP dumped...
>
> ERRFMT dumped...
>
> OPCOM dumped...
>
> JOB_CONTROL dumped...
>
> SECURITY_SERVER dumped...
>
> TP_SERVER dumped...
>
> DECW$STARTUP dumped...
>
>
>
>  Memory dump complete, dump written  to unit number 0
>
>   83 BOOT SYS
>
>
>
> *From:* m...@wickensonline.co.uk 
> *Sent:* 04 May 2019 21:44
> *To:* 'simh' 
> *Subject:* RE: VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure
>
>
>
> OK, so I only got a little further. I tried Matt’s prebuilt binary for
> /VLC and one that I built locally and get the same result:
>
>
>
> -DKA400
>
>VAX/VMS Version V5.5-2H4 Major version id = 1 Minor version id = 0
>
>
>
> PLEASE ENTER DATE AND TIME (DD-MMM-  HH:MM)  04-MAY-2019

Re: [Simh] VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure

2019-05-04 Thread mark

Final try for this evening - I installed VAX/VMS 7.3 which went fine. I then
installed DW Motif 125 with license. I get a crash on DW Motif startup. I
tried this with Matt's build of /VLC, and then my build, and then the latest
beta 4.0 binaries.

 

 Fatal BUG CHECK, version = V7.3 DECWINDOWS, DECwindows fatal error

 

Crash CPU: 00Primary CPU: 00

 

Active/available CPU masks: 0001/0001

 

Current process = DECW$SERVER_0

 

Register dump

 

R0 = 81945200

R1 = 002D78F8

R2 = 

R3 = 81236C00

R4 = 8193B0C0

R5 = 8190CD80

R6 = 0001

R7 = 8190CF60

R8 = 8193B978

R9 = 003A

R10= 003B

R11= 0804

AP = 7FF79CC0

FP = 7FFE77E4

SP = 7FFE77B8

PC = 81943DDF

PSL= 00D50009

 

Kernel/interrupt/boot stack

 

7FFE77C0  7FFD3E50

7FFE77C4  0002

7FFE77C8  818FE5EC

7FFE77CC  818FE5C0

7FFE77D0  81942F12

7FFE77D4  0002

7FFE77D8  8190CD80

7FFE77DC  8193BC4F

7FFE77E0  815884F8

7FFE77E4  

7FFE77E8  

7FFE77EC  7FF79CA4

7FFE77F0  7FF79C68

7FFE77F4  8151E860

7FFE77F8  7FFEDFCE

7FFE77FC  03C0

 

Exec stack

 

 

 

Process privileges

 

81FEA600  17118805

81FEA604  0020

 

 

Image name = MIMA$DKA0:[SYS0.SYSCOMMON.][SYSEXE]DECW$SERVER_MAIN.EXE;1

 

Loaded images

 

[SYSMSG]SYSMSG.EXE 813DD400 81423E00

[SYS$LDR]SYSLDR_DYN.EXE81781200 81783200

[SYS$LDR]DDIF$RMS_EXTENSION.EXE81783600 81784800

[SYS$LDR]RECOVERY_UNIT_SERVICES.EXE81784A00 81785200

[SYS$LDR]RMS.EXE   81424000 81450A00

SYS$NTA.EXE814A1200 814A1400

VAXCLUSTER_CACHE.EXE   814A1800 814A6400

SYS$NETWORK_SERVICES.EXE   814A6A00 814A6C00

SYS$UTC_SERVICES.EXE   814A7200 814A8000

SYS$TRANSACTION_SERVICES.EXE   814A8600 814B6400

SYS$IPC_SERVICES.EXE   814B6800 814D4800

CPULOA.EXE 814D4A00 814D9E00

LMF$GROUP_TABLE.EXE814DC200 814DDC00

SYSLICENSE.EXE 814DE000 814E1200

F11BXQP.EXE814E1600 81500E00

SNAPSHOT_SERVICES.EXE  81501600 81502200

SYSGETSYI.EXE  81502800 81504800

SYSDEVICE.EXE  81504C00 81507600

MESSAGE_ROUTINES.EXE   81507C00 8150DE00

EXCEPTION.EXE  8151E400 81528C00

LOGICAL_NAMES.EXE  81529400 8154CC00

SECURITY.EXE   8154D600 81557000

LOCKING.EXE81557800 8155E600

PAGE_MANAGEMENT.EXE8155F000 81569000

WORKING_SET_MANAGEMENT.EXE 81571E00 81577C00

IMAGE_MANAGEMENT.EXE   81578600 8157BC00

EVENT_FLAGS_AND_ASTS.EXE   8157C200 8157E400

IO_ROUTINES.EXE8157EE00 8158F400

PROCESS_MANAGEMENT.EXE 81590E00 8159E800

ERRORLOG.EXE   81772A00 81773600

PRIMITIVE_IO.EXE   81773C00 81774E00

SYSTEM_SYNCHRONIZATION_UNI.EXE 81775200 81779600

SYSTEM_PRIMITIVES_MIN.EXE  81779C00 8177DA00

 

 Starting memory dump, writing dump to unit number 0

 

 

 Dump file too short for full dump, attempting subset dump

 

Header and error log buffers dumped...

SPT & GPT dumped...

System space dumped...

Global pages dumped...

DECW$SERVER_0 dumped...

AUDIT_SERVER dumped...

LANACP dumped...

STARTUP dumped...

IPCACP dumped...

ERRFMT dumped...

OPCOM dumped...

JOB_CONTROL dumped...

SECURITY_SERVER dumped...

TP_SERVER dumped...

DECW$STARTUP dumped...

 

 Memory dump complete, dump written  to unit number 0



  83 BOOT SYS

 

From: m...@wickensonline.co.uk  
Sent: 04 May 2019 21:44
To: 'simh' 
Subject: RE: VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure

 

OK, so I only got a little further. I tried Matt's prebuilt binary for /VLC
and one that I built locally and get the same result:

 

-DKA400

   VAX/VMS Version V5.5-2H4 Major version id = 1 Minor version id = 0

 

PLEASE ENTER DATE AND TIME (DD-MMM-  HH:MM)  04-MAY-2019 21:41

 

Configuring devices . . .

 

Available device  DKA0:device type RZ24

Available device  DKA100:  device type RZ24

Available device  DKA400:  device type RZ24

%BACKUP-I-IDENT, Stand-alone BACKUP V5.5-2; the date is  4-MAY-2019
21:41:47.79

$ backup dka400:VMS2H4055.b/save dka0:

%SYSTEM-F-INTDIV, arithmetic trap, integer divide by zero at PC=0001E2C6,
PSL=03C2

If you do not want to

Re: [Simh] VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure

2019-05-04 Thread mark

OK, so I only got a little further. I tried Matt's prebuilt binary for /VLC
and one that I built locally and get the same result:

 

-DKA400

   VAX/VMS Version V5.5-2H4 Major version id = 1 Minor version id = 0

 

PLEASE ENTER DATE AND TIME (DD-MMM-  HH:MM)  04-MAY-2019 21:41

 

Configuring devices . . .

 

Available device  DKA0:device type RZ24

Available device  DKA100:  device type RZ24

Available device  DKA400:  device type RZ24

%BACKUP-I-IDENT, Stand-alone BACKUP V5.5-2; the date is  4-MAY-2019
21:41:47.79

$ backup dka400:VMS2H4055.b/save dka0:

%SYSTEM-F-INTDIV, arithmetic trap, integer divide by zero at PC=0001E2C6,
PSL=03C2

If you do not want to perform another standalone BACKUP operation,

use the console to halt the system.

 

If you do want to perform another standalone BACKUP operation,

ensure the standalone application volume is online and ready.

Enter "YES" to continue:

 

Regards, Mark.

 

From: m...@wickensonline.co.uk  
Sent: 04 May 2019 21:30
To: 'simh' 
Subject: RE: VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure

 

OK

 

So I found a 5.5.2-H4 Installation CD and that appears to work. 

Sorry for wasting your collective time!

 

Mark.

 

From: m...@wickensonline.co.uk 
mailto:m...@wickensonline.co.uk> > 
Sent: 04 May 2019 21:17
To: 'simh' mailto:simh@trailing-edge.com> >
Subject: RE: VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure

 

Just an update - I tried the 7.3 VAX/VMS CD and it did boot OK. 

I'll try and find some alternative versions of 5.5 - I know there was a
hardware release to support the /60 and /90, maybe I'm not using the right
CD here.

 

Regards, Mark.

 

From: m...@wickensonline.co.uk 
mailto:m...@wickensonline.co.uk> > 
Sent: 04 May 2019 17:18
To: 'simh' mailto:simh@trailing-edge.com> >
Subject: VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure

 

Probably one for Matt, but I'm sure the answer will be useful across the
list.

I am trying to get the vax48.exe VAXstation 4000/VLC windows executable
supplied by Matt to boot a VAX/VMS 5.5.2 image, and have experienced a
crash. Looking for help.

 

I've attached my simh.ini file and the simulator trace output below:

 

%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--
<%--

set async

 

set cpu 104m

 

; Attach non-volatile RAM to a file

attach nvr c:\vax\mima\vaxstation4000vlc.nvr

 

set rz0 rz24

attach rz0 c:\vax\mima\mima-dka0-system.vdisk

 

set rz1 rz24

attach rz1 c:\vax\mima\mima-dka100-vms-pageswap.vdisk

 

set rz2 disable

set rz3 disable

 

set rz4 rz24

 

; Attach the CD-ROM to its file (read-only) 

attach -r rz4 c:\vax\data\OpenVMS-VAX-5_5_2-Remastered.iso

 

set rz5 disable

set rz7 disable

 

attach xs eth2

 

set cpu idle=VMS

set cpu conhalt

set console brk=10

;set console telnet=10024

 

; Now start the emulator

boot cpu

exit

 

 

%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--
<%--

C:\vax\mima>vax48.exe

 

VAXstation 4000-VLC (KA48) simulator V4.0-0 Currentgit commit id:
8c8e7496

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-15> attach nvr c:\vax\mima\vaxstation4000vlc.nvr

NVR: buffering file in memory

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-18> attach rz0 c:\vax\mima\mima-dka0-system.vdisk

RZ0: 'c:\vax\mima\mima-dka0-system.vdisk' Contains ODS2 File system

RZ0: Volume Name: ALEPHSYSTEM  Format: DECFILE11B   Sectors In Volume:
6976375

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-21> attach rz1
c:\vax\mima\mima-dka100-vms-pageswap.vdisk

RZ1: 'c:\vax\mima\mima-dka100-vms-pageswap.vdisk' Contains ODS2 File system

RZ1: Volume Name: BUBBLEPAGING Format: DECFILE11B   Sectors In Volume:
311200

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-29> attach -r rz4
c:\vax\data\OpenVMS-VAX-5_5_2-Remastered.iso

RZ4: unit is read only

RZ4: 'c:\vax\data\OpenVMS-VAX-5_5_2-Remastered.iso' Contains ODS2 File
system

RZ4: Volume Name: VMS2055  Format: DECFILE11B   Sectors In Volume:
400176

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-34> attach xs eth2

WinPcap version 4.1.3 (packet.dll version 4.1.0.2980), based on libpcap
version 1.0 branch 1_0_rel0b (20091008)

Eth: opened OS device \Device\NPF_{92A95742-DF7C-4BA2-A9CD-BC544B665C2B} -
WiFi

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-42> boot cpu

Loading boot code from internal ka48a.bin

 

 

KA48-A V1.2-32B-V4.0

08-00-2B-A6-AE-DB

24MB

 

?? 010   2   LCG  0086

?? 001   3DZ  0032

?? 001   4 CACHE  0512

?? 001   7IT  1049

?? 001   8   SYS  0128

?? 001   9NI  0024



>>> set fboot 1

 

FBOOT = 0001

>>> show dev

 

  VMS/VMB  ADDR  DEVTYPENUMBYTES RM/FXWPDEVNAM
REV

  ---    --- -----
---

  ESA0 08-00-2B-A6-AE-DB

  DKA0 A/0/0 DISK 3.57GB  FXRZ24
4041

  DKA100   A/1/0 DISK   159.33MB  FXRZ24
4041

  DKA400   A/4/0 DISK   205.36MB  FX

Re: [Simh] VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure

2019-05-04 Thread mark

OK

 

So I found a 5.5.2-H4 Installation CD and that appears to work. 

Sorry for wasting your collective time!

 

Mark.

 

From: m...@wickensonline.co.uk  
Sent: 04 May 2019 21:17
To: 'simh' 
Subject: RE: VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure

 

Just an update - I tried the 7.3 VAX/VMS CD and it did boot OK. 

I'll try and find some alternative versions of 5.5 - I know there was a
hardware release to support the /60 and /90, maybe I'm not using the right
CD here.

 

Regards, Mark.

 

From: m...@wickensonline.co.uk 
mailto:m...@wickensonline.co.uk> > 
Sent: 04 May 2019 17:18
To: 'simh' mailto:simh@trailing-edge.com> >
Subject: VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure

 

Probably one for Matt, but I'm sure the answer will be useful across the
list.

I am trying to get the vax48.exe VAXstation 4000/VLC windows executable
supplied by Matt to boot a VAX/VMS 5.5.2 image, and have experienced a
crash. Looking for help.

 

I've attached my simh.ini file and the simulator trace output below:

 

%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--
<%--

set async

 

set cpu 104m

 

; Attach non-volatile RAM to a file

attach nvr c:\vax\mima\vaxstation4000vlc.nvr

 

set rz0 rz24

attach rz0 c:\vax\mima\mima-dka0-system.vdisk

 

set rz1 rz24

attach rz1 c:\vax\mima\mima-dka100-vms-pageswap.vdisk

 

set rz2 disable

set rz3 disable

 

set rz4 rz24

 

; Attach the CD-ROM to its file (read-only) 

attach -r rz4 c:\vax\data\OpenVMS-VAX-5_5_2-Remastered.iso

 

set rz5 disable

set rz7 disable

 

attach xs eth2

 

set cpu idle=VMS

set cpu conhalt

set console brk=10

;set console telnet=10024

 

; Now start the emulator

boot cpu

exit

 

 

%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--
<%--

C:\vax\mima>vax48.exe

 

VAXstation 4000-VLC (KA48) simulator V4.0-0 Currentgit commit id:
8c8e7496

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-15> attach nvr c:\vax\mima\vaxstation4000vlc.nvr

NVR: buffering file in memory

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-18> attach rz0 c:\vax\mima\mima-dka0-system.vdisk

RZ0: 'c:\vax\mima\mima-dka0-system.vdisk' Contains ODS2 File system

RZ0: Volume Name: ALEPHSYSTEM  Format: DECFILE11B   Sectors In Volume:
6976375

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-21> attach rz1
c:\vax\mima\mima-dka100-vms-pageswap.vdisk

RZ1: 'c:\vax\mima\mima-dka100-vms-pageswap.vdisk' Contains ODS2 File system

RZ1: Volume Name: BUBBLEPAGING Format: DECFILE11B   Sectors In Volume:
311200

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-29> attach -r rz4
c:\vax\data\OpenVMS-VAX-5_5_2-Remastered.iso

RZ4: unit is read only

RZ4: 'c:\vax\data\OpenVMS-VAX-5_5_2-Remastered.iso' Contains ODS2 File
system

RZ4: Volume Name: VMS2055  Format: DECFILE11B   Sectors In Volume:
400176

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-34> attach xs eth2

WinPcap version 4.1.3 (packet.dll version 4.1.0.2980), based on libpcap
version 1.0 branch 1_0_rel0b (20091008)

Eth: opened OS device \Device\NPF_{92A95742-DF7C-4BA2-A9CD-BC544B665C2B} -
WiFi

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-42> boot cpu

Loading boot code from internal ka48a.bin

 

 

KA48-A V1.2-32B-V4.0

08-00-2B-A6-AE-DB

24MB

 

?? 010   2   LCG  0086

?? 001   3DZ  0032

?? 001   4 CACHE  0512

?? 001   7IT  1049

?? 001   8   SYS  0128

?? 001   9NI  0024



>>> set fboot 1

 

FBOOT = 0001

>>> show dev

 

  VMS/VMB  ADDR  DEVTYPENUMBYTES RM/FXWPDEVNAM
REV

  ---    --- -----
---

  ESA0 08-00-2B-A6-AE-DB

  DKA0 A/0/0 DISK 3.57GB  FXRZ24
4041

  DKA100   A/1/0 DISK   159.33MB  FXRZ24
4041

  DKA400   A/4/0 DISK   205.36MB  FXRZ24
4041

..HostID..A/6   INITR

 

 

 

>>> boot dka400

 



-DKA400

   VAX/VMS Version V5.5-2   Major version id = 1 Minor version id = 0

 

 

 FATAL BUG CHECK, VERSION = V5.5-2   INCONSTATE, Inconsistent I/O data
base

 

CRASH CPU: 00PRIMARY CPU: 00

 

ACTIVE/AVAILABLE CPU MASKS: 0001/0001

 

CURRENT PROCESS = SWAPPER

 

REGISTER DUMP

 

R0 = 

R1 = 0004

R2 = 

R3 = 815C04F0

R4 = 

R5 = 815C04F0

R6 = 817C4210

R7 = 0034

R8 = 

R9 = 

R10= 

R11= 

AP = 

FP = 

SP = 817C55CC

PC = 816EC580

PSL= 04080004

 

KERNEL/INTERRUPT/BOOT STACK

 

817C55D4  815BEED9

817C55D8  

817C55DC  

817C55E0  

817C55E4  

817C55E8  813DF198

817C55EC  

817C55F0  

817C55F4  

817C55F8  800026D8

817C55FC  

 

 

LOADED IMAGES

 

CPULOA.EXE 81387E00 8138C000

Re: [Simh] VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure

2019-05-04 Thread mark

Just an update - I tried the 7.3 VAX/VMS CD and it did boot OK. 

I'll try and find some alternative versions of 5.5 - I know there was a
hardware release to support the /60 and /90, maybe I'm not using the right
CD here.

 

Regards, Mark.

 

From: m...@wickensonline.co.uk  
Sent: 04 May 2019 17:18
To: 'simh' 
Subject: VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure

 

Probably one for Matt, but I'm sure the answer will be useful across the
list.

I am trying to get the vax48.exe VAXstation 4000/VLC windows executable
supplied by Matt to boot a VAX/VMS 5.5.2 image, and have experienced a
crash. Looking for help.

 

I've attached my simh.ini file and the simulator trace output below:

 

%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--
<%--

set async

 

set cpu 104m

 

; Attach non-volatile RAM to a file

attach nvr c:\vax\mima\vaxstation4000vlc.nvr

 

set rz0 rz24

attach rz0 c:\vax\mima\mima-dka0-system.vdisk

 

set rz1 rz24

attach rz1 c:\vax\mima\mima-dka100-vms-pageswap.vdisk

 

set rz2 disable

set rz3 disable

 

set rz4 rz24

 

; Attach the CD-ROM to its file (read-only) 

attach -r rz4 c:\vax\data\OpenVMS-VAX-5_5_2-Remastered.iso

 

set rz5 disable

set rz7 disable

 

attach xs eth2

 

set cpu idle=VMS

set cpu conhalt

set console brk=10

;set console telnet=10024

 

; Now start the emulator

boot cpu

exit

 

 

%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--
<%--

C:\vax\mima>vax48.exe

 

VAXstation 4000-VLC (KA48) simulator V4.0-0 Currentgit commit id:
8c8e7496

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-15> attach nvr c:\vax\mima\vaxstation4000vlc.nvr

NVR: buffering file in memory

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-18> attach rz0 c:\vax\mima\mima-dka0-system.vdisk

RZ0: 'c:\vax\mima\mima-dka0-system.vdisk' Contains ODS2 File system

RZ0: Volume Name: ALEPHSYSTEM  Format: DECFILE11B   Sectors In Volume:
6976375

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-21> attach rz1
c:\vax\mima\mima-dka100-vms-pageswap.vdisk

RZ1: 'c:\vax\mima\mima-dka100-vms-pageswap.vdisk' Contains ODS2 File system

RZ1: Volume Name: BUBBLEPAGING Format: DECFILE11B   Sectors In Volume:
311200

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-29> attach -r rz4
c:\vax\data\OpenVMS-VAX-5_5_2-Remastered.iso

RZ4: unit is read only

RZ4: 'c:\vax\data\OpenVMS-VAX-5_5_2-Remastered.iso' Contains ODS2 File
system

RZ4: Volume Name: VMS2055  Format: DECFILE11B   Sectors In Volume:
400176

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-34> attach xs eth2

WinPcap version 4.1.3 (packet.dll version 4.1.0.2980), based on libpcap
version 1.0 branch 1_0_rel0b (20091008)

Eth: opened OS device \Device\NPF_{92A95742-DF7C-4BA2-A9CD-BC544B665C2B} -
WiFi

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-42> boot cpu

Loading boot code from internal ka48a.bin

 

 

KA48-A V1.2-32B-V4.0

08-00-2B-A6-AE-DB

24MB

 

?? 010   2   LCG  0086

?? 001   3DZ  0032

?? 001   4 CACHE  0512

?? 001   7IT  1049

?? 001   8   SYS  0128

?? 001   9NI  0024



>>> set fboot 1

 

FBOOT = 0001

>>> show dev

 

  VMS/VMB  ADDR  DEVTYPENUMBYTES RM/FXWPDEVNAM
REV

  ---    --- -----
---

  ESA0 08-00-2B-A6-AE-DB

  DKA0 A/0/0 DISK 3.57GB  FXRZ24
4041

  DKA100   A/1/0 DISK   159.33MB  FXRZ24
4041

  DKA400   A/4/0 DISK   205.36MB  FXRZ24
4041

..HostID..A/6   INITR

 

 

 

>>> boot dka400

 



-DKA400

   VAX/VMS Version V5.5-2   Major version id = 1 Minor version id = 0

 

 

 FATAL BUG CHECK, VERSION = V5.5-2   INCONSTATE, Inconsistent I/O data
base

 

CRASH CPU: 00PRIMARY CPU: 00

 

ACTIVE/AVAILABLE CPU MASKS: 0001/0001

 

CURRENT PROCESS = SWAPPER

 

REGISTER DUMP

 

R0 = 

R1 = 0004

R2 = 

R3 = 815C04F0

R4 = 

R5 = 815C04F0

R6 = 817C4210

R7 = 0034

R8 = 

R9 = 

R10= 

R11= 

AP = 

FP = 

SP = 817C55CC

PC = 816EC580

PSL= 04080004

 

KERNEL/INTERRUPT/BOOT STACK

 

817C55D4  815BEED9

817C55D8  

817C55DC  

817C55E0  

817C55E4  

817C55E8  813DF198

817C55EC  

817C55F0  

817C55F4  

817C55F8  800026D8

817C55FC  

 

 

LOADED IMAGES

 

CPULOA.EXE 81387E00 8138C000

SYSLICENSE.EXE 8138C000 8138DE00

SYSGETSYI.EXE  8138DE00 8138F800

SYSDEVICE.EXE  8138F800 81392400

MESSAGE_ROUTINES.EXE   81392400 81397A00

EXCEPTION.EXE  813A7800 813B0E00

LOGICAL_NAMES.EXE  813B0E00 813B3000

[Simh] VAXstation 4000/VLC Boot Failure

2019-05-04 Thread mark

Probably one for Matt, but I'm sure the answer will be useful across the
list.

I am trying to get the vax48.exe VAXstation 4000/VLC windows executable
supplied by Matt to boot a VAX/VMS 5.5.2 image, and have experienced a
crash. Looking for help.

 

I've attached my simh.ini file and the simulator trace output below:

 

%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--
<%--

set async

 

set cpu 104m

 

; Attach non-volatile RAM to a file

attach nvr c:\vax\mima\vaxstation4000vlc.nvr

 

set rz0 rz24

attach rz0 c:\vax\mima\mima-dka0-system.vdisk

 

set rz1 rz24

attach rz1 c:\vax\mima\mima-dka100-vms-pageswap.vdisk

 

set rz2 disable

set rz3 disable

 

set rz4 rz24

 

; Attach the CD-ROM to its file (read-only) 

attach -r rz4 c:\vax\data\OpenVMS-VAX-5_5_2-Remastered.iso

 

set rz5 disable

set rz7 disable

 

attach xs eth2

 

set cpu idle=VMS

set cpu conhalt

set console brk=10

;set console telnet=10024

 

; Now start the emulator

boot cpu

exit

 

 

%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--<%--%<--
<%--

C:\vax\mima>vax48.exe

 

VAXstation 4000-VLC (KA48) simulator V4.0-0 Currentgit commit id:
8c8e7496

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-15> attach nvr c:\vax\mima\vaxstation4000vlc.nvr

NVR: buffering file in memory

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-18> attach rz0 c:\vax\mima\mima-dka0-system.vdisk

RZ0: 'c:\vax\mima\mima-dka0-system.vdisk' Contains ODS2 File system

RZ0: Volume Name: ALEPHSYSTEM  Format: DECFILE11B   Sectors In Volume:
6976375

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-21> attach rz1
c:\vax\mima\mima-dka100-vms-pageswap.vdisk

RZ1: 'c:\vax\mima\mima-dka100-vms-pageswap.vdisk' Contains ODS2 File system

RZ1: Volume Name: BUBBLEPAGING Format: DECFILE11B   Sectors In Volume:
311200

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-29> attach -r rz4
c:\vax\data\OpenVMS-VAX-5_5_2-Remastered.iso

RZ4: unit is read only

RZ4: 'c:\vax\data\OpenVMS-VAX-5_5_2-Remastered.iso' Contains ODS2 File
system

RZ4: Volume Name: VMS2055  Format: DECFILE11B   Sectors In Volume:
400176

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-34> attach xs eth2

WinPcap version 4.1.3 (packet.dll version 4.1.0.2980), based on libpcap
version 1.0 branch 1_0_rel0b (20091008)

Eth: opened OS device \Device\NPF_{92A95742-DF7C-4BA2-A9CD-BC544B665C2B} -
WiFi

C:/vax/mima/simh.ini-42> boot cpu

Loading boot code from internal ka48a.bin

 

 

KA48-A V1.2-32B-V4.0

08-00-2B-A6-AE-DB

24MB

 

?? 010   2   LCG  0086

?? 001   3DZ  0032

?? 001   4 CACHE  0512

?? 001   7IT  1049

?? 001   8   SYS  0128

?? 001   9NI  0024



>>> set fboot 1

 

FBOOT = 0001

>>> show dev

 

  VMS/VMB  ADDR  DEVTYPENUMBYTES RM/FXWPDEVNAM
REV

  ---    --- -----
---

  ESA0 08-00-2B-A6-AE-DB

  DKA0 A/0/0 DISK 3.57GB  FXRZ24
4041

  DKA100   A/1/0 DISK   159.33MB  FXRZ24
4041

  DKA400   A/4/0 DISK   205.36MB  FXRZ24
4041

..HostID..A/6   INITR

 

 

 

>>> boot dka400

 



-DKA400

   VAX/VMS Version V5.5-2   Major version id = 1 Minor version id = 0

 

 

 FATAL BUG CHECK, VERSION = V5.5-2   INCONSTATE, Inconsistent I/O data
base

 

CRASH CPU: 00PRIMARY CPU: 00

 

ACTIVE/AVAILABLE CPU MASKS: 0001/0001

 

CURRENT PROCESS = SWAPPER

 

REGISTER DUMP

 

R0 = 

R1 = 0004

R2 = 

R3 = 815C04F0

R4 = 

R5 = 815C04F0

R6 = 817C4210

R7 = 0034

R8 = 

R9 = 

R10= 

R11= 

AP = 

FP = 

SP = 817C55CC

PC = 816EC580

PSL= 04080004

 

KERNEL/INTERRUPT/BOOT STACK

 

817C55D4  815BEED9

817C55D8  

817C55DC  

817C55E0  

817C55E4  

817C55E8  813DF198

817C55EC  

817C55F0  

817C55F4  

817C55F8  800026D8

817C55FC  

 

 

LOADED IMAGES

 

CPULOA.EXE 81387E00 8138C000

SYSLICENSE.EXE 8138C000 8138DE00

SYSGETSYI.EXE  8138DE00 8138F800

SYSDEVICE.EXE  8138F800 81392400

MESSAGE_ROUTINES.EXE   81392400 81397A00

EXCEPTION.EXE  813A7800 813B0E00

LOGICAL_NAMES.EXE  813B0E00 813B3000

SECURITY.EXE   813B3000 813B5C00

LOCKING.EXE813B5C00 813BB200

PAGE_MANAGEMENT.EXE813BB400 813C4400

WORKING_SET_MANAGEMENT.EXE 813C8600 813CE000

IMAGE_MANAGEMENT.EXE   813CE000 813D1200

EVENT_FLAGS_AND_ASTS.EXE   813D1200 813D2A00

IO_ROUTINES.EXE

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