Il giorno gio, 31/03/2016 alle 05.57 -0500, Mark Matlock ha scritto: > The …AT. indirect command task will be found in LB:[3,54] and there are three > versions of it (ICM.TSK, ICMFSL.TSK, and ICMRES.TSK) if this is a RSX11M+ > system. This is the task image that is failing to load is probably > ICMFSK.TSK. There is a text file in LB:[1,54]SYSVMR.CMD you can type to your > screen: > > PIP TI:=LB:[1,54]SYSVMR.CMD > > a line in the file is: > > INS [3,54]ICMFSL/INC=10000 ! Indirect command file processor > > just above that line should be: > > INS [1,1]FCSRES/PAR=GEN/RON=YES ! FCS resident/supervisor-mode library > > if this is the case then then the ICMFSK.TSK is the one that is failing to > load. So after the system boots and the …AT. > fails, you can: > > >REM …AT. > >INS LB:[3,54]ICM.TSK > >@LB:[1,2]STARTUP.CMD > > which should bring the system up. It is likely that you could also use > ICMRES.TSK which also uses the FCSRES library. To see if the library is > loaded the command is CBD. If you see FCSRES displayed then ICMRES.TSK should > also work. > > Once the system completes STARTUP.CMD, then you should make a change in the > system image [1,54]RSX11M.SYS to use > the ICM.TSK at the next boot up. To do this you need to use VMR which makes > changes in the system image similar to the MCR commands > on a running system. > > >SET /UIC=[1,54] > >SET /DEF=[1,54] > >INS $VMR > >VMR > Enter filename: RSX11M.SYS > VMR>REM …AT. > VMR>INS [3,54]ICM.TSK > VMR>^Z (Enter a control Z) > > This sequence should cause the next boot to come up and chain to > [1,2]STARTUP.CMD cleanly. Then you can rebuild INDFSL with the SYSGEN > procedure as described by the previous post. > > Mark Matlock
Thank for your answer. I'll try your suggestions. It's RSX-11 and I've found some troubles on the disk. I ran VFY with the /RC option. Some files can't be read (it reports -4 and -101 errors, parity error and forced error mark). INDEXF.SYS itself appears to have a bad spot. So I'm tempted to backup all relevant data and reinstall. BTW there's no [3,54] on the fixed disk.
