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In article <1021@udenva.UUCP> wedgingt@udenva.UUCP (Will Edgington/Ejeo) writes:
>
>  Does anyone out there know what the normal interrupt addresses
>and/or vectors an RX01 floppy pair is normally at when on a
>PDP 11/70 ?  We have BSD 2.9(.2, I believe) and the recent BSD 2.9
>distribution from seismo!keith (Keith Bostic), which we're presently
>installing.  The hardware manuals I've been able to find hardly
>mention them, let alone what the addresses are !!
>  Also, does anybody know for sure which driver to use ?  The
>sys/dev/Others directory has three in both distributions:  rx.c,
>rx2.c, and rx3.c.  My guess, since they're RX01s, is rx.c, but
>rx2.c looks like it can do some things that rx.c can't (like IOCTLs
>to format the floppy, which we'll need).

  Due to the number of replies, I can't mention everyone who did respond;
it'd double the size of the article !!  Thanks very much !!
  The addresses are 177170 (777170) and 264 (both in octal of course); I
want the rx.c driver from what several people sent.  So much for formatting
them online ...  Also, the 'rxreg.h' file is missing from the standard BSD
2.9 distribution; someone has already offered to send one to me.  The same
person also says that the distributed rx.c doesn't work quite right; he's
gotten one that originally came with BSD 2.8 to run, however, and is also
sending me that.
  Again, thanks to all of you !!
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