IN-98 Using RT-11 V4.00H Distribution Liz Quigg Oct. 17, 1983 Systems Supported: RT-11 + MULTI Using RT-11 V4.00H Distribution Page 2 1.0 INTRODUCTION RT11V4.00H is RT11V4.00C and Fortran V2.5 with all patches available from DEC (patch level H). It has been tested with MULTI V2.1 and requires two new versions of the text files CAMLIB.TXT and LIBPRG.TXT for MULTI to work. Because many users are working successfully with MULTI V2.1 and RT11V4.00B (ZG0152), we have decided to not complicate matters by making a general distribution of V4.00H that requires changes to MULTI. This change would be more natural when we distribute RT11V5. RT11V4.00H is available on demand to users who require it because of some problem with V4.00B or Fortran V2.5 without patches. You must be sure to get the new MULTI files at the same time. RT11V4.00H is in the computer tape vault as ZG0219 in SNPSHT format (800 BPI called RT11V4). You should follow Bison Note 9 to copy the tape from the tape vault and PN164 to copy to an RK05 or RL01. 2.0 EXCEPTIONS TO PN164 RT11V4.00H is generated to support FPU and End of Month Rollover. RT11V4.00B on ZG0152 did not include this support and halted the system on an FPU error. Some users prefer to forego these features for a smaller system. Two other systems have been generated for users who do not want to use the extra 26 decimal words required for FPU support and 47 decimal words for rollover support. A third system has been developed to provide the minimum support necessary to run MULTI-time-out support (needed for connected machine addon-could be deleted for MULTIs without connected machine addon), input buffer of 80 characters instead of default 134, standard output buffer of 40 characters, no FPU support, no rollover, no Batch support, no device drivers except DL and NL, error support, and five extra device slots (instead of 10). If you want to use this system (TINYRT.SYS), you should have two systems on your disk-standard RT11SJ.SYS and TINYRT.SYS. The handlers on the distribution disk should be in an order so that when the system starts installing handlers, the first 5 handlers on the disk should be the ones needed by MULTI. You can invoke TINYRT.SYS by typing BOOT TINYRT. If the handlers are not in a good order on the disk, you must R RESORC with /A switch and determine which handlers are installed. REMOVE unnecessary handlers and INSTALL necessary handlers. After running MULTI, if you need the standard system back to Batch, Boot RT11SJ.SYS. The following chart shows the names of the SYS, MAP, and SYCND files associated with the four possible RT11 systems on the distribution disk. Rollover and FPU support RT11SJ.SYS,SYCND.MAC,RT11SJ.MAP FPU support,no rollover RTSJFP.NRO,SYCND.FNR,RTSJFP.MNR No FPU or rollover RTSJNR.NFP,SYCND.NFR,RTSJNR.MNF Bare minimum RT TINYRT.SYS,SYCND.TIN,(no map),SYSTBL.TIN Using RT-11 V4.00H Distribution Page 3 If you want either RTSJFP.NRO or RTSJNR.NFP as your system instead of RT11SJ.SYS, you should: COPY/SYS RT11SJ.SYS RT11SJ.RFP to save standard system REN/SYS RTSJNR.NFP RT11SJ.SYS or REN/SYS RTSJFP.NRO RT11SJ.SYS COPY/BOOT RT11SJ.SYS DK: You should also be aware of the following defaults in RT11V4.00H: 800 BPI for both the TU10 and TJU16, line printer set for model 800 Versatec, and the serial line printer handler set for the CSR and vector used at Fermilab (175610 and 310). A new version of SNPSHT includes better error messages and support of the smart boot.