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| setup [2021-07-19 12:30] – [Minor caveats] victor | setup [2024-08-30 10:08] (current) – [Trivia] victor |
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| * You can try [[http://victor.se/bjorn/its/raspi-ksits-iptables.txt|my iptables script]] to set up restricted external access (and forwarding of the Supdup port from the host to ITS). No guarantees it'll work in your setup. (See also my [[raspi|notes for Raspberry pi setup]].) | * You can try [[http://victor.se/bjorn/its/raspi-ksits-iptables.txt|my iptables script]] to set up restricted external access (and forwarding of the Supdup port from the host to ITS). No guarantees it'll work in your setup. (See also my [[raspi|notes for Raspberry pi setup]].) |
| * You may also be interested in my [[http://victor.se/bjorn/its/supdup.tar.gz|patched Supdup client for Linux]]. | * You may also be interested in my [[http://victor.se/bjorn/its/supdup.tar.gz|patched Supdup client for Linux]]. |
| * If you want to use features like the SAIL character set, <key>Ctrl-8</key> etc, you may want to try a [[supdup|Supdup client in Java]]. | |
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| ===== Minor caveats ===== | ===== Minor caveats ===== |
| If you know how to do these things, please let me know: | If you know how to do these things, please let me know: |
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| - Get all the sources missing from the PI distribution (and from Alan's archive) So far, I'm looking in particular for TURNIP;READER, SPACY;NETRTN and SPACY;LSRRTN (this is actually **done** now, by EJS!). It seems some EMACS sources are missing too (e.g. PURIFY). (The sources of :DATE aren't among PI, AI or MC sources, but Paul Svensson has them.) | - DONE through the [[https://github.com/PDP-10/its|Github repo]]: Get all the sources missing from the PI distribution (and from Alan's archive). It seems some EMACS sources are missing too (e.g. PURIFY). (The sources of :DATE aren't among PI, AI or MC sources, but Paul Svensson has them.) |
| - The "Fair share" is very wrong. The "host" device (idling the kn10 process in the null job) seems to be the root of this. There is very little idle/lost time on an ITS system under klh10 with the host device+patch. If this is disabled, the fair share and idle time works better. See also [[http://up.update.uu.se/idleup|notes here]]. | - The "Fair share" is very wrong. The "host" device (idling the kn10 process in the null job) seems to be the root of this. There is very little idle/lost time on an ITS system under klh10 with the host device+patch. If this is disabled, the fair share and idle time works better. See also [[http://up.update.uu.se/idleup|notes here]]. |
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| ===== Trivia ===== | ===== Trivia ===== |
| In the movie [[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0244244/|Swordfish]] (Jackman, Travolta, Berry), the hacker played by Jackman connects to an ITS system in the basement of Caltech to retrieve his worm. In [[http://www.imsdb.com/scripts/Swordfish.html|the script]], the ITS machine is at MIT, which is surprisingly well written by the author, Skip Woods. Would anyone know how he would know about ITS? Would anyone have a guess why the machine was moved to Caltech in the movie? | In the movie [[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0244244/|Swordfish]] (Jackman, Travolta, Berry), the hacker played by Jackman connects to an ITS system in the basement of Caltech to retrieve his worm (scene starting [[https://youtu.be/0a21sS5yuTA?feature=shared&t=3112|at 51:52 in the movie]]). In [[http://www.imsdb.com/scripts/Swordfish.html|the script]] (scene 72ff), the ITS machine is at MIT, which is surprisingly well written by the author, Skip Woods. Would anyone know how he would know about ITS? Would anyone have a guess why the machine was moved to Caltech in the movie? |
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