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The earliest version of Tru64 UNIX that supports the ATI Radeon Graphics Card (3X-PBXGG-AA) in my DS10 is version 5.1B, but unfortunately this release does not include the ‘classic’ DEC Windows Desktop, however it is possible to copy the files needed from…
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Since the Pi Zero allows you to configure the USB port as a USB slave you can make it behave as like a USB serial interface, network interface, keyboard or mass storage device – all of which can be very useful.
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The solution turned out to be quite a bit easier then I expected.
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It won’t have escaped anyone’s attention that as well as Debian, I’m also a bit of a fan of retro computing.
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A simple substitution cipher implemented in ALGOL 68.
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Having managed to install Ultrix you will probably want to enable terminal access, install the man pages, configure the network, set up the date and time, add a separate volume for user files and create a new user account.
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Over the holiday period I decided to see if I could install Ultrix on my (simulated) MicroVAX II so I could compare it with the latest version of Tru64 UNIX that I have installed on my AlphaServer DS10.
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I have always maintained an interest in programming on CP/M long after it really ceased to be actually useful, and I still have my original copy of the Microsoft FORTRAN compiler that I brought way back when.
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Just posting this here to remind me the next time this error occours.
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There are a couple of issues but in the end I successfully managed to get Debian running on a Raspberry Pi 3B+.