On 5/31/19 1:04 PM, Rod Smallwood via cctalk wrote:
Hi
Well I now have a bootable SCSI drive on my 11/93. Its not RSTS/E
(yet) but it is RT 11 and reliable.
Its a bit baseline but it runs.
So next up was to see if we could get the RQDX3 to co-exist with the
SCSI controller.
I switched the base address to 160336 and it does not stop the SCSI
drive booting as DU0.
Had the RQDX3 been on the normal base address I think you would get
the HD as DU0 and the two halves of an RX50 as the next two drives.
But what happens to the RX50's when you move the RQDX3 to 160336 ?
Rod
In RT11 the mapping of the controllers (port), drives (unit) and
partitions is stored in the device handler of the disk you bootstrap
from. You can have customize different configurations on each of your
SCSI drives and the RQDX3 HD. You have to make sure that the disk being
booted has a valid mapping for the SY disk on its handler (DU.SYS or
DUX.SYS). There are no checks on the "SET DU" commands to ensure the
resulting configuration is bootable.
Check out the RT-11 Device Handlers Manual (section 2.3 in the Aug91
version).
Jerry
