| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 192.1 | | SNOV04::QUODLING | | Tue Jan 21 1986 03:57 | 4 |
| 192.2 | | ULTRA::PRIBORSKY | | Tue Jan 21 1986 12:06 | 8 |
| 192.3 | | AJAX::CALLAS | | Tue Jan 21 1986 14:49 | 13 |
| A few notes:
There are no G floating VAXstation Is. All VAXstation Is are D float. A few
people in DEC have G float MicroVAX Is and put QVSSs on them, but that isn't
really the same thing.
VAXstation 500 series hardly counts as a type. The Tek scope on it is simply
a peripheral -- VAXstation I, II, and II/GPX all require their own SYSLOAxxx,
so they should count.
You forgot the 8300.
Jon
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| 192.4 | | FURILO::KAISER | | Tue Jan 28 1986 02:31 | 3 |
| Did not neither forget no 8300!
---Pete
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| 192.5 | | ELKTRA::HUGHES | | Thu Jan 30 1986 21:15 | 10 |
| A couple that I know of, in 'one-of' states.
A hardware simulator was used in the early days of VMS to allow testing
to start before real 780 hardware was available. The V1.0 listings had lots
of tests in error paths (bugcheck) to determine if it was on a real VAX
or the simulator. Perhaps someone out there would like to add some detail.
DECwest built a dual processor MicroVAX I and used it for ELN testing.
gary
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| 192.6 | | PASTIS::MONAHAN | | Mon Feb 03 1986 14:37 | 8 |
| I saw the hardware simulator. It was an 11/70 (in part) but
with things bolted on to accelerate VAX instructions. It also had
a 32 bit wide front panel light display, but since it was regarded
as so confidential it had one half labelled "address" and the other
labelled "data". It ran baselevel 3 of VMS. The earlier baselevels
were tested on software simulations on LCG machines.
Dave
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| 192.7 | | JON::MORONEY | | Mon Feb 03 1986 14:54 | 2 |
| Wasn't the thing actually _2_ 11/70's, 1 to interpret instructions and one
to do everything else?
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| 192.8 | Questions .. | CLT::COWAN | Ken Cowan, 381-2198 | Sat Feb 22 1986 23:11 | 3 |
| What's a MILVAX? What's a 751?
KC
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| 192.9 | | MAASSG::RMURPHY | Rick Murphy | Sun Feb 23 1986 14:56 | 4 |
| MILVAX: Militarized VAX. Built by Norden? (Wag)
VAX-11/751: OEM Version of 750. Interesting package.. fits in a
19 inch rack.
-Rick
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| 192.10 | MILVAX is built by Norden | FURILO::KAISER | | Wed Feb 26 1986 11:29 | 5 |
| >> MILVAX: Militarized VAX. Built by Norden? (Wag)
Yes.
---Pete
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| 192.11 | Multi-KA630 systems | FURILO::KAISER | | Wed Feb 26 1986 11:33 | 6 |
| Digital has at least one OEM customer -- I work with them -- building products
based on multi-KA630 MicroVAX IIs. Their system has a master that runs VMS, and
three slave processors in the same backplane that run VAXELN images. They buy
both systems and boards from us (recently approved).
---Pete
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