[Simh] Intel systems problems.
Bill Beech (NJ7P)
nj7p at nj7p.org
Thu Jan 10 00:28:23 EST 2019
http://www.nj7p.org/Computers/simh.html
On 1/9/2019 2:50 PM, Ray Jewhurst wrote:
> Bill,
> I would like to try your simulator too. What is the web address for
> your support files?
>
> Thanks
>
> Ray
> Ps I am running Linux
>
> On Wed, Jan 9, 2019, 3:43 PM Bill Beech (NJ7P) <nj7p at nj7p.org
> <mailto:nj7p at nj7p.org> wrote:
>
> Gene,
>
> Sorry you are having problems with this.
>
> My code is still very beta and sometimes it will work. The version
> of the system you show running is an old version for me, but not
> for the GitHub repository.
>
> I am trying to figure out what you are doing, so some questions:
>
> Are you using my support files from my web site?
>
> Are you using MinGW for building?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Nill
>
> On 1/9/2019 11:04 AM, Gene Irwin wrote:
>> I'm trying to get the isys80x0 series to use the floppy disk
>> controllers, but no matter what I try to do in the SCP as far as
>> enabling or disabling the SBC20x or ZX200A, the mon80 (a or b)
>> always says "No Disk Controller Present" when I issue the FB command.
>>
>> I'm probably missing something like a port output command, or a
>> complie time setting, or something.
>>
>> When I start the emulator I get:
>>
>> -----------------
>> $ isys8010
>> Initializing iSBC-80/10 SBC
>> Onboard Devices:
>> 8080: Reset
>> 8251-0: Hardware Reset
>> 8251-0: Registered at 00EC
>> Port 00EC is assigned to dev 0000
>> Port 00ED is assigned to dev 0000
>> 8251-0: Software Reset
>> 8255-0: Reset
>> 8255-0: Registered at 00E4
>> Port 00E4 is assigned to dev 0000
>> Port 00E5 is assigned to dev 0000
>> Port 00E6 is assigned to dev 0000
>> Port 00E7 is assigned to dev 0000
>> 8255-1: Reset
>> 8255-1: Registered at 00E8
>> Port 00E8 is assigned to dev 0001
>> Port 00E9 is assigned to dev 0001
>> Port 00EA is assigned to dev 0001
>> Port 00EB is assigned to dev 0001
>> EPROM: Configured, Not attached
>> Multibus: Reset
>> iSBC-201 FDC Board - Not Found
>> iSBC-202 FDC Board - Found
>> isbc202-0: Hardware Reset
>> isbc202-0: Registered at 0078
>> Port 0078 is assigned to dev 0000
>> Port 0079 is assigned to dev 0000
>> Port 007A is assigned to dev 0000
>> Port 007B is assigned to dev 0000
>> Port 007F is assigned to dev 0000
>> isbc202-0: Software Reset
>> SBC2020: Configured, Status=19 Attached to (null)
>> SBC2021: Configured, Status=1B Attached to (null)
>> SBC2022: Configured, Status=3B Attached to (null)
>> SBC2023: Configured, Status=7B Attached to (null)
>> isbc202-0: Software Reset
>> SBC2020: Configured, Status=19 Attached to (null)
>> SBC2021: Configured, Status=1B Attached to (null)
>> SBC2022: Configured, Status=3B Attached to (null)
>> SBC2023: Configured, Status=7B Attached to (null)
>> ZX-200A FDC Board - Not Found
>>
>> Intel System 80/10 simulator V4.0-0 Current git commit id:
>> 584147fb
>> sim>
>> -----------------------------------
>> But devices are all disabled:
>> -----------------------------------
>> sim> sh de
>> Intel System 80/10 simulator configuration
>>
>> I8080
>> EPROM
>> RAM
>> I8251
>> I8255 2 units
>> MBIRQ
>> SBC064 disabled
>> SBC201 disabled
>> SBC202 disabled
>> ZX200A disabled
>> sim>
>> ---------------------------------------------------
>>
>> and if I enable or disable any of the 3 devices and issue a reset
>> command, I get the same output as the initial status display,
>> nothing changes.
>>
>> what am I doing wrong?
>>
>> I'm trying to use Bill Beech's config files, disk images and rom
>> images to boot CP/M on these devices but I can't find any
>> documentation that will clear up any of the issues I am having.
>>
>> Thanks for looking into this . . .
>>
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