[HECnet] Announcing TCP/IP for RSX-11M-PLUS

[Cory Smelosky]

I appear to be missing a highly obvious step...;)
$ MCR SET /CLI=TI:MCR
>* What is the device where the kit is [S D:"SY:"]: dl:
>SET /DEF=dl:[IP]
[...]
>; Thank you. All questions have now been asked.
>;
>; Creating IPINS.NEW
>;
>;
>; Creating HOSTS file
>;
>;
>; Creating parameter file
>;
>;
>; Copy libraries
>;
>pip lb:[1,1]/nv=[lib]*.*
PIP -- Open failure on output file
DU0:[1,1]IPLIB.OLB -- Privilege violation
>;
>; Compiling and taskbuilding drivers
>;
>mac iftab=iftab
MAC -- Open failure on output file
IFTAB=IFTAB
>mac iptab=iptab
MAC -- Open failure on output file
IPTAB=IPTAB
>mac udtab=udtab
MAC -- Open failure on output file
UDTAB=UDTAB
>mac tctab=tctab
MAC -- Open failure on output file
TCTAB=TCTAB
>tkb @ifdrv
TKB -- *FATAL*-Lookup failure on file IFTAB.OBJ


>tkb @ipdrv
TKB -- *FATAL*-Lookup failure on file IPTAB.OBJ


>tkb @uddrv
TKB -- *FATAL*-Lookup failure on file UDTAB.OBJ


>tkb @tcdrv
TKB -- *FATAL*-Lookup failure on file TCTAB.OBJ


>;
>; Copying drivers
>;
>pip lb:[1,54]/nv=[ip]ifdrv.tsk,.stb
PIP -- No such file(s)
SY0:[IP]IFDRV.TSK
PIP -- No such file(s)
SY0:[IP].STB
>pip lb:[1,54]/nv=[ip]ipdrv.tsk,.stb
PIP -- No such file(s)
SY0:[IP]IPDRV.TSK
PIP -- No such file(s)
SY0:[IP].STB
>pip lb:[1,54]/nv=[ip]uddrv.tsk,.stb
PIP -- No such file(s)
SY0:[IP]UDDRV.TSK
PIP -- No such file(s)
SY0:[IP].STB
>pip lb:[1,54]/nv=[ip]tcdrv.tsk,.stb
PIP -- No such file(s)
SY0:[IP]TCDRV.TSK
PIP -- No such file(s)
SY0:[IP].STB
>;
>; Building TELNET common
>;
>TKB @TELCOM
TKB -- *DIAG*-Allocation failure on file TELCOM.TSK


TKB -- *DIAG*-Open failure on file TELCOM.MAP


TKB -- *DIAG*-Open failure on file TELCOM.STB


>;
>; Copy basic tools
>;
>ufd lb:[ip]
>pip lb:[ip]/nv=[ip]ifconfig.tsk,netstat,ping,tracert,ethacp,resacp,rmd
>pip 
lb:[ip]/nv=[ip]dhcp.tsk,dhcpres,rwhod,tftpd,inetd,spoof,www,wwwres,ircbot
>pip 
lb:[ip]/nv=[ip]ftpd.tsk,telnetd,telnet,tftp,irc,ircres,ftp,telcom,.stb
PIP -- No such file(s)
SY0:[IP]TELCOM
PIP -- No such file(s)
SY0:[IP].STB
>pip lb:[ip]ipins.cmd/nv=[ip]ipins.new
>pip lb:[ip]ipappl.cmd/nv=[ip]ipappl.new
>pip lb:[1,2]hosts.txt/nv=hosts.new
PIP -- Open failure on output file
DU0:[1,2]HOSTS.TXT -- Privilege violation
>pip lb:[1,2]/nv=[iphlp]*.*
PIP -- Open failure on output file
DU0:[1,2]IP.HLP -- Privilege violation
>pip lb:[1,2]/nv=[ftpd]welcome.txt,ftp.txt
PIP -- Open failure on output file
DU0:[1,2]WELCOME.TXT -- Privilege violation
>;
>; Copying DECnet driver files.
>;
>pip LB:[5,54]/nv=[ipnet]*.dat,ip.tsk,.stb
PIP -- Open failure on output file
DU0:[5,54]IPLN.DAT -- Privilege violation
>pip LB:[5,24]/nv=[ipnet]ip.obj
PIP -- Open failure on output file
DU0:[5,24]IP.OBJ -- Privilege violation
>lbr LB:[130,10]netlib.mlb/rp=[ipnet]ipdf.mac
MCR    -- Task not in system
>;
>; DECnet files have been installed. You can now run NETGEN
>; to create a new configuration of DECnet that includes the
>; IP device driver for DECnet. See the BQTCP manuals for
>; more details.
>;
>; Done
>;
>; Remember to add, change or update the information in LB:[1,2]HOSTS.TXT
>;
>; After DECnet has started (if DECnet is also installed on the machine),
>; invokde [IP]IPINS.CMD to start TCP/IP.
>;
>; Edit [IP]IPAPPL.CMD, and invoke that at a later point in the
>; startup, when all shared libraries and other requisits have been
>; installed.
>;
>; Edit [IP]IPREM.CMD to customize the shutting down procedure,
>; and remember to invoke this if needed from the standard shutup
>; procedure.
>SET /CLI=TI:MCR
>SET /DEF=[IP]
>@ <EOF>

What'd I miss? ;)

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