Index of /Tools/Tapes/Vtserver/

Name	Last Modified	Size	Type
../		-	Directory
README	1998-Feb-03 05:46:44	0.9K	application/octet-stream
v7_standalone.tar.gz	1998-Mar-25 01:57:39	116.7K	application/x-tgz
v7doc.tar.Z	1998-Feb-02 04:31:45	1.2M	application/octet-stream
v7lib.tar.Z	1998-Feb-02 04:31:50	794.9K	application/octet-stream
v7rootdump.gz	1998-Feb-03 05:45:07	877.5K	application/x-gzip
v7shortroot.gz	1998-Feb-03 05:45:14	250.8K	application/x-gzip
vtreadme.css	1998-Feb-02 03:05:04	0.3K	text/css
vtreadme.html	1998-Feb-03 05:31:55	25.0K	text/html
vtserver1.0.tar.gz	1998-Feb-02 04:46:57	89.8K	application/x-tgz
vtserver1.1.tar.gz	1998-Feb-03 05:37:59	86.8K	application/x-tgz

Welcome to the VTserver software archive at ftp://minnie.cs.adfa.oz.au/pub/PDP-11/Vtserver The VTserver software allows you to install 7th Edition UNIX onto a PDP-11 without requiring a tape drive. You will want to retrieve the file vtserver1.1.tar.gz and the file v7rootdump.gz. You will probably also want the v7*.Z files. Don't uncompress these .Z files, they can be used as is. Once you have extracted the files from vtserver1.0.tar.gz, read the file vtreadme.txt (or its PostScript or HTML equivalent). Current shortcomings (as of 2nd February 1998): + I haven't been able to test the rp or hp disk devices. + /dev/tty1 doesn't work once you've booted UNIX. If you want to try this out with a root filesystem that is faster to download, also get v7shortroot.gz. This only contains: dev/* etc/* mdec/* *unix bin/cat bin/chmod bin/dd bin/echo bin/ls bin/make bin/sh bin/stty bin/sync bin/uncompress bin/vtcat boot Warren Toomey wkt@cs.adfa.oz.au