[Simh] RT-11 bootable tape

[Sander Reiche]

Hi all,

Trying to get an actual scsi tape running on a CQD220A on real iron(tm),
but I'm still trying to figure things out. I was originally using
Ersatz-11, but I though I'd give it a go on SimH.

When booted from a bootable simulated TK50(tk50.tap), it consistently halts
on trying to run MDUP.Mx to further the "installation" of RT-11 from said
tape.

Following a transcript:

PDP-11 simulator V3.9-0
sim> att rl0 rtv5rl.06
sim> att tq0 tk50.tap
TQ: creating new file
sim> b rl

RT-11FB  V05.06

.TYPE V5USER.TXT

                                   RT-11 V5.6

    Installation  of  RT-11  Version  5.6 is complete and you are now
running
    RT-11 from your system volume.

.R MSCPCK
?MSCPCK-I-MU0-TK50  FW Rev Level is 005/HW Rev Level is 001
?MSCPCK-W-TQK50 controller below FW Rev 4/HW Rev 6

.ass mu0 kit

.ass dl0 bin

.$@mub

.$Load Bin,Kit

.$Ini/Que/Vol/File:Bin:MBOOT.BOT Kit:
MU0:/Initialize; Are you sure? Y
Volume ID? HU21J
Owner?     MU 1/1

.$Cop Bin:MSBOOT.BOT Kit:/Pos:-1
 Files copied:
BIN:MSBOOT.BOT to KIT:MSBOOT.BOT

.$Cop Bin:MDUP.AI Kit:/Pos:-1
 Files copied:
BIN:MDUP.AI    to KIT:MDUP.AI

.$Cop Bin:MDUP.MM Kit:/Pos:-1
 Files copied:
BIN:MDUP.MM    to KIT:MDUP.MM

.$Cop Bin:MDUP.MS Kit:/Pos:-1
 Files copied:
BIN:MDUP.MS    to KIT:MDUP.MS

.$Cop Bin:MDUP.MT Kit:/Pos:-1
 Files copied:
BIN:MDUP.MT    to KIT:MDUP.MT

.$Cop Bin:MDUP.MU Kit:/Pos:-1
 Files copied:
BIN:MDUP.MU    to KIT:MDUP.MU

................<snip>..................

.$Cop Bin:INDEX.IDX Kit:/Pos:-1
 Files copied:
BIN:INDEX.IDX  to KIT:INDEX.IDX

.$Unload Bin,Kit

sim> sh tq
TQ, TK50 (94MB), address=17774500-17774503, no vector, 4 units
  TQ0, attached to tk50.tap, write enabled, SIMH format, capacity=98MB
  TQ1, not attached, write enabled, SIMH format, capacity=98MB
  TQ2, not attached, write enabled, SIMH format, capacity=98MB
  TQ3, not attached, write enabled, SIMH format, capacity=98MB
sim> b tq

.MSBOOT V05.07
*MDUP.MU

Trap stack push abort, PC: 062462 (ADD (R1)+,52040(R2))
sim>

Am I doing something wrong?

regards,

Sander Reiche
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