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01-10-2024 Kenunix

Installing AT&T 3b2 emulators, open-simh and the 3b2 package.

Do these steps once.

Get all the required packages:

Download the following from: https://yeolpishack.net/repos/KenUnix/Unix-Projects-3b2

1) Download 3b2-install-notes.txt
https://yeolpishack.net/repos/KenUnix/Unix-Projects-3b2/raw/branch/master/3b2-install-notes.txt
After text appears click Ctrl-s to save
Save it to your Documents directory
After download finishes click the browser <-- button
2) open-simh-012024.tar.gz
https://yeolpishack.net/repos/KenUnix/Unix-Projects-3b2/raw/branch/master/open-simh-012024.tar.gz

3) System-V-r3-3b2400-64bit.tar
https://yeolpishack.net/repos/KenUnix/Unix-Projects-3b2/raw/branch/master/System-V-r3-3b2400-64bit.tar

4) If you plan on loading 3b2-700 also download
https://yeolpishack.net/repos/KenUnix/Unix-Projects-3b2/raw/branch/master/System-V-r3-3b2700-64bit.tar
5) putty.defs
https://yeolpishack.net/repos/KenUnix/Unix-Projects-3b2/raw/branch/master/putty.defs
After text appears click Ctrl-s to save
Save it to your home directory
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Available PDF and help documents:

From: https://yeolpishack.net/repos/KenUnix/Unix-Projects-3b2

UNIX_System_V_Release_3_Users_and_System_Administrators_Reference_Manual.pdf
System_V_Release_3_Owner-Operator_Manual.pdf
System-V-3b2-Editing-Utilities.pdf
System-V-3b2-Help-Subsystem.pdf
System-V-3b2-User-Environment.pdf
System-V-3b2-Terminal-Information.pdf
System-V-3b2-User-Environment.pdf
System-V-3b2-Utilities.pdf
AT&T 3B2 SCSI R3 Release Notes.pdf
3b2 UNIX Admin reference.pdf
3b2 Admin Utilities Guide
3b2 User Guide.pdf
3b2 User Reference Manual
3b2-FAQ0019.txt
3b2-FAQ0020.txt
3b2-Tape-Drives.doc

Download these into your Documents directory.

Install any required packages:

Type in: sudo apt-get install gcc make ed sed

TIP: If using Arch Linux type: sudo pacman -S gcc make ed sed

If it reports you already have the latest that is OK.

Setup downloaded packages:

Open a terminal window.

Type in: tar -xvf System-V-r3-3b2400-64bit.tar

If you also downloaded 3b2-700
Type: tar -xvf System-V-r3-3b2700-64bit.tar

Type in: gunzip open-simh-012024.tar.gz To be updated

Type in: tar -xf open-simh-012024.tar

Type in: cd open-simh-simh-c077c22

Build the runtime modules:

Type in: make 3b2

If this is a 32 bit machine instead type: make WARNINGS=ALLOWED 3b2
This will generate warning messages. You can ignore these.
Type in: cp BIN/3b2-400 ~/System-V-r3-3b2400-runtime/.

If you downloaded 3b2-700 do the following:
make 3b2-700
If this is a 32bit machine type in: make 3b2-700 WARNINGS=ALLOWED
This will generate warning messages. You can ignore these.
cp BIN/3b2-700 ~/System-V-r3-3b2700-runtime/.

Setup is complete. Congratulations.

Running Unix. These are the only steps required to run next time.

Open a terminal window using a terminal emulator like LX-terminal or Mate-terminal.

When the $ prompt appears continue.

Type in: cd ~/System-V-r3-3b2400-runtime
or : cd ~/System-V-r3-3b2700-runtime if installed
TIP: If running on a non GUI system adjust screen size to 80x24 so vi works.
If on a non GUI system with vi stick with - to backup one line, Enter to go to the
next line, space bar to move into the line, a to append, dd to delete, i to insert,
r to replace 1 character under cursor, R to overwrite from cursor forward, x to erase
one character and :w to write the file and :q! to quit without saving and Esc to exit
intsert or append mode.
TIP: If running Arch Linux expect "egrep warning messages" at startup. These can be ignored.

To Start Unix type in: ./unix

Unix will start automatically setting Unix date/time and logging you in as root.

Note that startup time may be as long as 5 minutes. Observe on screen messages.

Follow on screen directions.

Good luck.

If you plan on using putty do the following:
If putty is not installed type: sudo apt-get install putty
TIP: If running Arch Linux type: sudo pacman -S putty
mkdir ~/.putty
mkdir ~/.putty/sessions
cp putty.defs ~/.putty/sessions/telnet2323

If putty is aleady installed type : cp putty.defs ~/.putty/session/telnet2323

To use putty type: putty and select the telnet2323 entry and click open.
You can login as guest with no password.
To exit right click on the title bar and click close.


Tested under:
32bit Ubuntu 18.04 LXDE Workstation
32bit Ubuntu 18.04 Server
64bit Arch 202312 GNOME
64bit Debian 11.5
64bit Devuan 5.0.1 XFCE
64bit PCLinuxOS 2023 XFCE ID_LIKE="mandriva"
64bit Ubuntu 22.04 GNOME




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