*** DEMONSTRATION PACKAGE MULTIPROCESSOR RT-11 *** ASSUMING: SYSTEM 1 and SYSTEM 2 are connected through WB(V)-11 interfaces --------- (WB/WBV: standard I/O page address, vector, priority = 4) Copy to system device of SYSTEM 1 ("service" job site): JBINFO.SYS WBJOB0.REL JBSHOW.SAV MAIL .SAV JBIO .REL - run JBSHOW to see the devices available - Assign the device names to physical devices, e.g. ASS DY DEV - Create a logical disk DEMO.DSK on DEV: (CREATE DEV:DEMO.DSK/ALLO:100.) Mount to a logical disk unit (e.g. LD0:). Initialize the disk (LD:) - Incoming text to be printed is forwarded by the WBJOB0 to the device SP: Use the (DECUS or RT-11 V5.1) TRANSPARENT SPOOLER PACKAGE for this purpose. - FRUN WBJOB0 - run JBSHOW to check/change read/write access - when you want to terminate WBJOB0 type: ^F ^C^C ^B Copy to system device of SYSTEM 2 (handler site): WB .SYS LP .SYS MA .SYS HELLO .SAV JBDATE.SAV - type SET WB SHOW in order to check WB settings - HELLO uses the logical device HEL: so; ASS MA0 HEL - device WB: or WB0: connects to DEV: at the service job site device WB1: connects to DEV:DEMO.DSK at the service job site - Using the pseudo handler LP: or running HELLO requires that WB: is loaded! - Run HELLO to see remote device support and/or send a message to the remote site. - HELLO prints a warning when remote and local TIME and/or DATE differ. - Running JBDATE sets remote TIME&DATE local. Using the remote disk as system device: - Put WB.SYS on the remote system disk - COPY/BOOT WB:RT11FB WB: - BOOT WB: *****************************************************************************