On 2012-07-06 21:04, Richard wrote:
When I say "small", I'm referring to computational capacity, not
physical dimensions.
Excellent. Now we have something more tangible. I think I already
pointed this out, but we might as well repeat it.
RT-11 can run on any PDP-11 CPU, including an 11/03, which I think is
the computationally "weakest" model.
You'll have a Q-bus. and you can stuff up to 56 Kbyte in there, which is
enough for RT-11 and TECO.
As you said you'd be happy to have some other machine manage to actual
TCP/IP connection, and just have a serial line to the PDP-11, this setup
fulfills your requirements for a machine running TECO, as well as
probably being the slowest one.
However, where you'll find a PDP-11/03 today, I don't know.
If you instead plan to use simh, then it's no longer the "smallest", by
any longshot, and that requirement becomes just plain silly.
Johnny
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