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Clearly much more comfortable with a genuine Murray Hill UNIX.

I have been watching this Plexus series! The basement looks cozy!

omg this cross over is amazing

top 10 crossovers of all time

Welcome to Portland!

I love it when my favorite retro/linux/apple youtubers collab and look out for each other! Love your video Ncommander! Watched your streams hours on end!

Cool. Now rig us up a way to ssh into it.

Is this a crossover episode?

Ohhhh! I am here for this collaboration! 🤜 🤛

i see fortune in the session, that must be a new thing... and maybe a rom hack... or you managed to find the kernel source and rebuilt it... gah, i wanna see more

yes! as soon as i saw this had a c compiler, i thought of you

The teamup we didn't know we needed. This is awesome :)

It's freakin' working!

Hahaha, perfect!

It's a UNIX system!

i love how the retro tech channels come together and overlap

Any plan to upload a long Version of your visit? This visit is a perfect match to your current UNIX Saga ;)

Just finished watching the video where Adrian had this beast fully running. Would be interesting if he can locate a suitable network card and you're able to help him get a driver compiled for it!

Great👍

Someone, please find Adrian a Multibus Ethernet board so NC can hack on this remotely as well! I'm sure the fabled docs found on the disk will have the supported model, otherwise according to Joe's On-line Multibus Circuit Board Guide, try the Computer Machinery Corp ENP-30 Ethernet card aka Excelan EXOS201 Intelligent Ethernet controller. Yes I know, "just connect one of the serial ports to a computer with PuTTY and Tailscale RDP in" - what's the fun in that?

huh, i remember mentioning this to you on your stream i'm glad you got a chance to see that thing. it was one of the most exciting video series that adrian has done so far in my opinion. ...gonna port BSD to it? 🤔

aaa!! coool!!!

I must have missed that you had so much hair! :D

THE POTATO IS RUNNING AT FULL POWER

So for context, I visited Portland, OR, and saw Adrian face to face. I obviously had to spend some time playing with this, and went and relinked the kernel with a custom version string and learned a few things about it. With luck I'll have a more in-depth opportunity to play with it.

More video?

/unix

See I already knew it was going to involve the Plexus just seeing the first half of the title.

Glad to see you while i viewing the video on aix on your rs/6000

are you going to vcf midwest? going there to (hopefully, at least) celebrate beating cancer so it'd be nice to bump into you 👀

Make Openbsd on fdd image

So OpenBSD had to build VAX images on a real VAX? Taking days per build? Wow....

When I saw this I thought hey, OpenBSD is using a Pharmacy?

0:25 should read "Beard of directors"😅

That’s insane. They’re selling themselves short.

I found this video by accident and while watching it, I remembered the recent LCG thread on port-vax. While thinking "Whee, this poor guy was just a teeny tiny bit too early, that has just been fixed!", I later on realized that you were the guy fixing it. Thanks for working on NetBSD on VAX! 🙂

it video gets a big like

*BSD motto "we refuse to change".

I personally still use SCCS

I remember converting about 50-60 repos from svn to git, and it was a reasonable amount of painful, and that was with only 40 or so committers to account for. I can only imagine how many a project that size has. I doubt that you'd want to map them all to Joe Bloggs.

Really cool. Your code rot comment really stood out to me. I was trying to run packet radio (1k2 baud AFSK AX.25 over ham radio) with the compiled ports in NetBSD. Unfortunately, code rot has got to the BBS software, and it crashes when a new user connects and tries to register their home BBS. This stuff seems right up your alley, but not sure if you are a ham radio/packet radio guy. I am not really a programmer, so I am not sure how to go about debugging and fixing the source. I started with GDB, but it's socket simply goes away in a crash and does not seem to do anything in GDB. I am also not sure if the binary is stripped. That is about as much as I know about this process.

I hope got will replace it in the near future

Most people: “This version of Linux won’t work with this hard disk. Bummer. Let me switch hard disk with a smaller one real quick.” NCommander: “LEt’S REwrITE tHe LInuX KErnEL”

I'm one of those maniacs watching the VODs all the way through, on 1.25x though, hope that still counts (I have YT Premium).

That's what happened to the 8-bit guy

X never worked out the box. Never

We at our home already had Cable internet or "broadband" back in late 1999. It was capable of reaching 45 or 50kb/s which was stunning because the 56k modem before that was 1 to 3kb/s and THAT was a party moment. Granted this was in Scandinavia.

It's probably a bug with how Arm64 OpenBSD interacts with hypervisors, Apple's hypervisor performance is surprisingly good, better than Hyper-V even.