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Started by John Reed
Wed, 29 Jul 1992 07:24
Sun3/50 and Sun3/60 differences wrt/Xinu
Author: John Reed
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 07:24
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 07:24
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I'm attemptimg to run "stock" Xinu 7.1 on a Sun3/60.
The binary image used for my setup was generated by cc
on a 3/50 running 4.1.1. This image works perfectly
fine on the 3/50.
It exhibits some strange behavior on the 60.
*** Also, it takes a much longer time to boot over
the ethernet. The 3/50 boots 58k of text in about
a second or so. Its fast! The 60 is much, much
slower at about 20 seconds. A real dog!
I haven't fully debugged the xinu symptoms, and I
thought maybe someone has already solved this.
Here's a "scripted" session of booting and using xinu:
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Script started on Wed Jul 29 00:02:44 1992
pdps2% tip tc3
connected
>g 4000
Xinu Version 7.1 SUN3 (10/18/88)
4177920 bytes real mem
0 to 4177919
77936 bytes Xinu code
16384 to 94320
4083599 bytes user stack/heap space
94320 to 4177919
clock enabled
xinu1 - The magic of Xinu
login: jr
Welcome to Xinu (type ? for help)
xinu1 %
xinu1 %
: not found
xinu1 % echo hello
echo: not found
xinu1 %
xinu1 %
: not found
xinu1 % reboot
reboot
: not found
xinu1 %
: not found
xinu1 % ~&>
>
[At this point I hit ~~# in order to break into the monitor.]
>
[EOT]
pdps2%
script done on Wed Jul 29 00:04:13 1992
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Any help on this problem would be appreciated. If no help
is forthcoming though, expect a resolution shortly.....
JR
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