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The DDT command enters DDT. It may be used to examine and/or modify
the pa ntch buffer. The command syntax is:
DDT
A spe wcial symbol table is set up containing all the necessary
structure and spec ial block symbols. The following symbols are
available:
BUF - Patch buffe r
FBOOTB - First block where BOOTS resides
NBOOTB - Length of BOOTS in blocks
L BNHOM - Logical block number of the first HOM block
LB2HOM - Logical block number o f the second HOM block
LBOBAT - Offset from a HOM block to a BAT block
LBOISW - O !ffset from a HOM block to the initial swapping SAT
PATCH - Patch space
RET - The *DDT return address
In addition, the following groups of symbols are defined:
A 2ll HOM block symbols
All BAT block symbols
All RIB block symbols
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P B*(/, + 5 -y, @H@l $ *U U( C C , 7M, C", 7x+ T, 6 + Q. , 6 5L JC$ C$, ?, ?m, ?Z P E.$P *E
P* L, >C$ C&, ? , >AC$ C&1P C$ C', ?, ?m9
E P E.&P , C*, 6 + T+ E " * T1D + X1D 7P C P E.&P , C., 6_+ @Z The DELETE command deletes files. Once ] deleted, a
file will no longer be pointed to by its parent directory. The e
command syntax is:
DELETE filespec
"filespec" may nbe a wildcarded input file specification (the default).
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The DIRECTORY command w ill print a directory of the files on the
structure. The command syntax is:
!
DIRECTORY listing-file = filespec
"listing-file" is optional a )nd defaults to TTY:str.LST[-] where "str"
is the name of the currently selected st 2ructure. "filespec" may be a
wildcarded input file specification (the default).
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The DUMP command will display one or m uore disk blocks of the currently
selected structure, of units that comprise the stru ~cture, or of a file
that resides on the structure. The command syntax is:
DUMP listing-file = filespec
"listing-file" is optional and default s to TTY:str.LST[-] where "str"
is the name of the currently selected structure. "filespec" may be
either the selected structure name, a logical unit name which b elongs
to the structure, or the name of a file that resides on the structure.
The ( listing format can vary depending upon the options selected. The
default format i 1s to match each block with a format that best displays
the contents of that block.
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The 7-BIT option will cause the contents of a bl
zock to be displayed as
7-bit ASCII.
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The 8-BIT option will cause the contents of a block to be displ * ayed as
8-bit ASCII. Cb!(~ A$ ?0$ 1D ?7 Cb$ , =H*h , ?Z, ?U E A* 0 A$ , Cc,b 6` VP+ % VN0D 1D 5 \0D 1D 5 H6@ VP+ %, 5U VN ( $+ % h K , :;5 F5
The AUTOMATIC option will cause each block to be exam -ined to see if it
conforms to a known format (i.e. BAT, HOM, RIB, etc.) and if so, c 5hange
the display format automatically to present the best representation of
that b >lock. The format selected for a particular block may be one of
the standard display *U* F formats.
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The BAT-BLOCK option will ca yuse blocks to be interpreted as if they
contained BAT block data. In this mode, each recorded bad region will
be decoded and displayed in a broken down fashion. Da
ta in the FORMAT
column refers to the style of bad region entry. Basically, t his
amounts to a flag which indicates either an old or new-style entry and
a 3-bit version number. Items under the MUL column are either a "NO"
or "YES", indicating $whether or not the bad region was detected by
CPUs or controllers other than , the one which created the original
entry. The BLOCK column is the starting bloc 5k number of the bad
region. The NO column contains the number of blocks =in the bad
region. The CPU, CTL, and UNIT columns record information about the
h Fardware configuration which detected the bad region. The CONI bits
are valid only N for old-style entries. The column will be blank for
new entries. The ERROR co Wlumn displays the type of error for the bad
region.
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Bad Region Breakdown
Format Mul Block N ho. CPU Ctl Unit CONI Error
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The DECIMAL option will cause the contents of a block to be displayed
as a series of decimal numbers. "U
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The DIRECTORY option will cause the contents of a block 4 to be
interpreted as a directory data block. a word pair is treated as a
sing =le entry consisting of a SIXBIT 6-character file name, 3-character
extension, and Ean 18-bit octal Compressed File Pointer. The CFP is
further broken down into its u ( Nnit and block numbers.
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Name & Ext. C.F.P. Unit Blo * Vck
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The HOM -BLOCK option will cause blocks to be interpreted as if they
contained HOM block d T #ata.
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The MIXED-MODE option will display blocks in 5 different formats, viz.
DECIMA E xL, OCTAL, SIXBIT, 7-BIT, and 8-BIT.
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The OCTAL option will cause the contents of a block to be displayed as
a series of octal numbers.
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E* 3, HS+ :, HYC$ H[Z0 . 7@ 5 ?C$ H_, ? , ?, ?P, ?m, Hc, He 0 @
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t " D , ?t $ , ?rbX Hh+ Hd 0` , ?Z , D 3P + S $ , ?r$P J, C3 "A" M $ , ?r$P I, D $ , ?r$P J, D $ , ?r$P J$P I, C4, ?m: *n C,b U
The RIB-BLOCK option will cause blocks to be interpreted as if they
contained R ^etrieval Information Block data. In addition to displaying
the contents of variou fs RIB words, the retrieval pointers are broken
down. The CONTENTS column merely sho ows the retrieval pointer as two
18-bot octal half-words. The pointer is then wbroken down into its
integral parts of unit numbers, cluster counts, checksums, and
cluster
addresses, and displayed in the UNIT, # CLUS, CHKSUM, and ADDR columns
resp
ectely. Cluster addresses are also converted to block numbers and
displayed under t
he BLOCK column.
Retrieval Pointer Breakdown
Conte
nts Unit # Clus Chksum Addr Block
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The SIXBIT option will
Dcause the contents of a block to be displayed
as a series of sixbit words.
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The SPECIAL option will caus
Ue the contents of a block to be displayed
according to a predefined format des
]criptor. This descriptor is
defined using the FORMAT DUMP-DESCRIPTOR command.
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The EXIT command causes control to be returned to the monitor E .
This is equivalent to typing Control-Z.
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The FILE
P * command
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The FINISH command is used t 2o terminate patching. It performs no I/O.
Data remaining in the patch buffer m ;ust be written out by a WRITE
command. Its only purpose is to provide an orderly Ccleanup of the
data file and internal storage used to maintain the patch *U* Ling
facilities.
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The FORMAT command is used to define customized data disp ]lays. Once
defined, the edata display information is referred to as a group of
format descriptors. The descriptors are stored in the data file and
may be displ nayed by a SHOW command. The command syntax is:
FORMAT v<keyword>
When the command is given, a dialogue will be invoked which will allow
* the specification of words or bytes and the method of display.
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The FORMAT DUMP-DESCRIPTORS command will invoke a dialogue wh
ich is
used to define DUMP descriptors. When DUMP format "SPECIAL" is
sele
!cted, the defined DUMP descriptors will be used to decode and
display the data.
) The command syntax is:
FORMAT DUMP-DESCRIPTORS
Once th
2e command is completed, a question and answer dialogue will
allow the specifica
:tion of buffer addresses, bytes, and the format in
which to display the data.
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The FORMAT IO-DESCRIPTORS command will
Z invoke a dialogue which is used
to define data descriptors. When I/O tracing i
bs enabled, the data
descriptors are used to decode data in the I/O buffers and disp
klay a
portion of that data while normal file I/O is in progress. The
comma
snd syntax is:
FORMAT IO-DESCRIPTORS
Once the command is
| completed, a question and answer dialogue will
allow the specification of buff
addresses, bytes, and the format in
which to display the data.
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+ + IC& j7, -@+ I d I .D VQ,b \$ D j7($ D j7$ I /$ C& >A, ?A *U*U
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I(, ?L,B 7@ ,$ , I(, ?V $ , ?r+ * A$ 5 =o , D' 5 ?t , I*,b , C@,b ,b , ?tC$ I,5 ?C$ I/ *U*U
, ?, ?m $ I0, ,{+ , *Z+ , + + C$ U{C& , ,++ 1F @@ VR1F O@ VR QU ,b p @ I4@ I5@d , @t,b $ C , 7M, C", 7x+ $ P E.$P P D.&P (*Q* , A> P D.$P , A5 6_, 7I+ ? [`+ I5D [_+ 1D , 6 + ', 6_, @o, Ak ( ( #+ @Z h 1D 7P C P E.&P , I7 h P E.&P , I;
F , I@, 6_, @m,b
The , GET command allows files to be copied off the damaged disk onto
another disk. T 4he command syntax is:
GET output-filespec = input filespec
The = output device name cannot be the same as the structure undergoing
damage assessmen Et. This is because the ability to reliably read
and/or write a file simul Ntaneously on a damaged disk cannot be
guaranteed. Also, the damaged structur Ve may not necessarily be
mounted on the system. Attempts to circumvent _this level of
protection through the use of logical or assigned names may produ *U* gce
disasterous results.
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The HELP command allows you to display the function, command syntax,
argume xnts, and and other necessary information about any command. The
command syntaxis:
HELP optional-keyword-list
HELP without any keywords list s this text. HELP followed by one or
more keywords will display informative te xt on the selected subject.
If more information is available on a subject, a list " of additional
keywords will be displayed following the text.
# % "Q( #` @ IJ@ IL@ IN` @ '@ @
This program provides the facilities necess +ary to examine and modify a
TOPS-10 file structure for the purpose of co 4rrecting disk
inconsistancies caused by hardware or software failure. Because thi <s
can often be a lengthy process, a system failure during the structure
restoratio En could cause all work to be lost. However, information
regarding the state Mof the structure can be captured in a data file
and preserved across system crashes Vor other interruptions.
Generally, one of two commands is necessary to begin th ^e process of
structure restoration. The STRUCTURE command is used to select which
file structure or physical disk units will be the target of all damage
assessment a ond recovery operations. The FILE command allows the
specification of a data f xile, in which, information about the state of
the structure can be captured and pres erved across system failures.
After a such a failure, damage assessment or rest oration work may be
continued at the point of interruption by using the FILE command .
More help on individual options may be obtained by typing "HELP"
followed by a command name.
Regardless of its size, a TOPS-10 file structure may con "tain 262143
files. This+artificial limit is determined by the definition of a
Compressed File Pointer (CFP), which is limited to 18-bits in width.
Therefore, 3on a structure which contains the maximum number of files,
there must exist a minimu <m of 262143*2 Retrieval Information Blocks
(RIBs). Of course, other RIBs may exi Dst such as extended RIBs or RIBs
for deleted files.
When RIB scanning is done M, each block on disk is evaluated to
determine if it contains a valid RIB of U any type. This process
assigns an integer number to each RIB found. This num ^ber is critical
to all file operations. A half-word (18 bits) is reserved for t fhe
file number. Once can seen that a structure with the maximum number
of files ocannot be accomodated using this scheme. However, it is
unlikely such a str wucture exists. The choise to use half-words for
file number storage was one of practicality, opting for a more
conservative use of memory.
Time did not permit the completion of this program. There are a few
pieces of functionality which, although desirable, do not exist.
However, their absense does not prevent doing disk damage assment and
repair.
Lost block recov "ery
---- ----- --------
While most of the data structures *exist, there is no code to support
lost block recovery.
3 Memory manager
------ -------
The memory manager w ;ill not do core contraction upon deallocation of
chunks at the end of the low segm Dent.
SAT block updates
--- -- L--- -------
Turning on SAT block updates may cause corrupted disk SATs. However,
Uafter doing any disk repair, running DSKRAT or KLEPTO a reasonable
sanity check ]. Should the SATs become corrupted, it could be easily
corrected.
f Wildcarded directories
---------- -----------
O nccasionally, when performing a full widcarded directory of the disk,
usung the dir wectory information from the disk, the MFD will be listed
twice. This proves only to
p be a cosmetic error.
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The PATCH command allows blocks within a structure, logical unit, or a
file to be read, modified, and written back to disk. Data I/O is
limited to multiples of 1 !28 words in length with a maximum of 512
words in a buffer. The PATCH command init *iates patching, while READ
and WRITE commands control the I/O, and a FINISH com 2mand terminates
patching. The DDT command allows access to the buffer.
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The PUT command allows files to be copied onto the selected disk from
another disk. The command syntax is :
PUT output-filespec = input filespec
The input device name c (annot be the same as the structure undergoing
damage assessment. This is beca 1use the ability to reliably read
and/or write a file simultaneously on a dama 9ged disk cannot be
guaranteed. Also, the damaged structure may not necess Barily be
mounted on the system. Attempts to circumvent this level of
pro Jtection through the use of logical or assigned names may produce
disasterous resu
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The READ command w [ill cause the specified block to be read into the
patch buffer from disk. The co dmmand syntax is:
READ n
where "n" is the blo lck number to read. The size of the transfer is
controlled by the SET PATCH-BUFFER-S ** uIZE command.
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The SET command al lows you to set various parameters as defined by the
available keywords. The comman d syntax is:
SET keyword <data>
Several parameters ma y be enabled by placing more than one keyword on
the command line. The keywords may be separated by either commas or
spaces. <data> is an optional argument to the (keyword. If required,
it may be separated from the keyword by either a space or a U
U* 0colon.
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BAT blocks ca cn be updated if hard disk errors are encountered while
performing I/O to the se llected structure. The SET command will turn
the facility on or off. The command sy tntax is:
SET [NO] BAT-UPDATES [OFF!ON]
Note that the "NO" p }refix cannot be combined with the "OFF" or "ON"
suffix.
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The number of disk blocks read during damage assess ment scanning can
be varied. The command syntax is:
SET BLOCKS-PER-READ n
The default number of blocks is 200. Higher numbers allow im " proved
performance, but at the expense of using more core.
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A retrieval pointer describes a group of blocks on a structure. The
checks 0um for the first word in each group is stored in the retrieval
pointer. On readin 8g, the monitor would normally compare the checksums
in the retrieval pointer agains At the actual checksum from disk. This
feature can be enabled through the use of the I SET CHECKSUM command.
The command syntax is:
SET [NO] C RHECKSUM [OFF!ON]
Note that the "NO" prefix cannot be combined with the "OFF" or P Z "ON"
suffix.
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For structure cs which contain a large number of files evenly spread
across the disk, the che kckpoint interval is largely goverened by the
number of calls to append a single disk t block containing several file
blocks. However, on sparsely populated structures |, many disk blocks
may be scanned before it is necessary to append additional file b locks
to the data file. Consequently, the ability to control how often (in
termss c checkpoints are made can be quite useful.
The command syntax is:
SET CHECKPOINT-INTERVAL n
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A default dump format i 's used in conjunction with the DUMP command.
The format specifies how dump disk /blocks are to be interpreted. The
command syntax is:
SET D 8UMP-FORMAT <keyword>
The list of available keywords is the same as those accepted @ by the
DUMP command.
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The SET ERSATZ-D ZEVICE command is used to modify or delete the PPN
associated with the specified e brsatz device stored in the data file.
Use of an ersatz device in a file specificat kion causes the PPN portion
of the path to be overridden regardless of the PPN actual sly typed in.
The command syntax is:
SET ERSATZ-DEVICE nam = [projec |t,programmer]
or
SET ERSAT Z-DEVICE nam =
where "nam" is a 3-character device name. Note that the sec @*
example causes the PPN to be deleted.
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The SET FILE-ACCESS command co ntrols how files are scanned for
wildcarded lookups. File access may be perfo &rmed in one of two ways.
A file may be found using information stored in the data fi /le or the
file may be located using actual disk directory data.
Data-file acce 7ss, althouth slower in terms of LOOKUP time, is
generally more reliable beca @use errors regarding the state of the RIBs
involved is known before the LOOKUP is at Htempted. It also affords the
possibility of locating a file using the Spare RIB in Q cases where the
Prime RIB is unusable. Deleted files may also be located using Ythe
data file. Data-file access is further broken down into two methods:
Files ma by be scanned by position of the file on disk or in sorted
order.
File access j using actual disk directory data, while noticably faster,
depends upon detecting s any possible errors while the LOOKUP is in
progress. It is also limited to loca {ting those files which reside in
a readable directory, using the Prime RIB only.
The command syntax is:
SET FILE-ACCESS DISK-DIRECTORY
or
SET FILE-ACCESS POSITIONAL-FILE-BLOCK
or
SET FILE-ACCESS SORTED-FILE D -BLOCK
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HOM blocks can be updated if discrepancies a &re encountered while
performing I/O to the selected structure. The SET command .will turn
the facility on or off. The command syntax is:
SET 7 [NO] HOM-UPDATES [OFF!ON]
Note that the "NO" prefix cannot be combined with the " ?"OFF" or "ON"
suffix.
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The SET INHIBIT-CLEARING com Hmand controls whether or not the patch
buffer is automatically cleared prior to P reads and after writes. The
command syntax is:
SET [NO] INHIB YIT-CLEARING [OFF!ON]
Note that the "NO" prefix cannot be combined with the "OFF" @ a or "ON"
suffix.
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I/O tracing is useful in situatio jns where large amounts of data on
disk are of unknown formats. As each b ruffer is read from disk,
portions of the data are displayed according to the format {descriptors
defined by the FORMAT IO-DESCRIPTORS command. Additionally, data
writes to disk are also intercepted and displayed. The command syntax
is:
SET [NO] IO-TRACE [OFF!ON]
Note that the "NO" prefix cannot be com @( bined with the "OFF" or "ON"
suffix.
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The SET LOGGED-IN-PPN command will change t %he logged-in PPN stored in
the data file. This PPN is used to substitute missing .project and/or
programmer numbers in path specifications. The command syntax is:
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SET PPN [project,programmer]
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The SET LOOKUP command Pcontrols which types of RIBs are used to locate
files on a LOOKUP. When files are Xaccessed by reading file blocks in
the data file, LOOKUPs may be done using the Pr aime or Spare RIBs.
Both may be enabled in which case, successive LOOKUPs will ifind the
same file twice (assuming both RIBs existed). When files are accessed
usi rng the disk directory, only the Prime RIB can be used. The "any"
RIB option may b ze selected to access those files for which the RIB
type cannot be determined.
The command syntax is:
SET [NO] LOOKUP ANY-RIB [OFF!ON]
or
SET [NO] LOOKUP PRIME-RIB [OFF!ON]
or
SET [NO] LOOKUP SPARE-RIB [ OFF!ON]
Note that the "NO" prefix cannot be combined with the "OFF" or "ON"
su %ffix. Also, if both types of LOOKUPs are disables, the LOOKUP mode
will be reset t -o a usable state.
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The "NO" keyword may preceed a keyword 6 for the purposes of negating
its action. Not all keywords will accept the " >NO" modifier. "NO"
must be followed by a space.
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The SET PATH command will change thepath stored in the data fil `e.
This path is used to indicate where logical "DSK" points to on file
operation is. The command syntax is:
SET PATH [directory]
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The SET zPPN command will change the current PPN stored in the data
file. This PPN i s used to substitute missing project and/or
programmer numbers in path specifi cations. The command syntax is:
SET PPN [project,programmer] "(
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The SET PATCH-BUFFER-SIZE command sets the number of words which will
be transfered $in or out of the patch buffer when read and write
commands are used. The comma -nd syntax is:
SET PATCH-BUFFER-SIZE n
The supplied value 5 must be an even multiple of 128 words; the maximum
being 512 words. If this com >mand is given after a READ but before a
WRITE command, the specified buffer size wil @* Fl take effect on the next
READ command.
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The SET RANGE command accepts a range of block numbers whi `ch are used
as the lowerh and upper bounds for dumping disk blocks. The command
syntax is:
SET RANGE <lower-bounds> <upper-bounds>
q or
SET NO RANGE
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RIB blocks can be updated if disk damage error recovery is desired.
T he SET command will turn the facility off or on. The command syntax
is:
SET [NO] RIB-UPDATES [OFF!ON]
Note that the "NO" prefix cannot be D combined with the "OFF" or "ON"
suffix.
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SAT blocks ca n be updated if lost block error recovery is desired.
The SET command will turn $ the facility off or on. The command syntax
is:
SET [NO] SAT ,-UPDATES [OFF!ON]
Note that the "NO" prefix cannot be combined with the "OFF" o * 5r "ON"
suffix.
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The SET SORT-BUFFER-SIZE command determines the size F of the buffer
used for sorting file blocks. The command syntax is:
N SET SORT-BUFFER-SIZE n
where "n" is the number of file blocks D W which will be sorted in a
single pass.
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When a file i _s zeroed, the option exists to either leave the written
size of the file as it was h before being zeroed, or setting the written
length of the file to zero. RIBSIZ is pthe word in the RIB of the file
which contains the number of words written. The com ymand syntax is:
SET [NO] ZERO-RIBSIZ [OFF!ON]
Note that t he "NO" prefix cannot be combined with the "OFF" or "ON"
suffix.
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The START command initiates ,a task. The purpose of a task is to
perform some asessment or work on th 4e selected structure that may
involve lengthy computations. Tasks are not affected = by system or
program restarts. Information about the state of a task is writ Eten
(checkpointed) in the data file. The command syntax is:
N START task-name
or
V START
If an argument is given to the START command, the specified task _ is
initiated. The absence of a task-name is an indication that a task
which is T
g already in progress will be restarted.
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The START FILE-SORT command causes all the file blocks in the data
file to be E*@ ~sorted.
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The START RIB-SCAN command does a number of things. The HOM and BAT
blocks are
read into the data file. Then the disk is scanned for all
blocks that look like possible RIBs. The time required for this
process to complete will vary great ly based on the size of the
structure and the number of RIBs, both actual i %n-use RIBs and those
which have been deleted but whose blocks have not yet been rec .laimed.
When this process finishes other commands may then be used to examine
and 6optionally repair any disk damage.
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The START SAT-SCAN command will cause the SAT blocks on disk to be
read and th Fe data file set up for SAT block manipulations. Note that
this command does not ca E* Nuse lost block evaluation to occur.
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The STRUCTURE command is used to sel pect which file structure will be
operated upon. If the structure is mounted, y the program will
determine the physical disk units that make up the structure. ! (All
disk I/O is performed via the physical disk units.) If the structure
is n !
ot currently mounted, you will be prompted for the physical disk
units. Once this !information has been given, a dialogue will commence
to verify some critical str !ucture parameters. All questions will
normally include a list of valid responses !# as well as a default
answer. The command syntax is:
!, STRUCTURE name
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The SHOW command will display a variety of #finformation pertaining to
the selected structure, the set parameters, and the dat #oa file used to
the information necessary to perform operations on the structure.
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The SHOW ALL command dis $plays structure, parameter, and data file
information on the terminal. It is equiv $alent to typing the all of
the individual SHOW commands.
The SHOW DATA-FILE $" command displays information about the data file on
the terminal. The operations a $*re performed on the selected structure,
the data file is filled with information $3for locating files, HOM
blocks, SAT blocks, etc. The maintenance of thi $;s data base
necessarily requires some amount of overhead in the data file. The $D
SHOW DATA-FILE displays the overhead information.
The SHOW DUMP-DESCRIPTORS $Lcommand displays the user-defined DUMP
descriptors. These quantities are us $Ued to format data when DUMP
format "SPECIAL" has been selected.
The SHOW ERSA $]TZ-DEVICE command displays the ersatz devices defined by
the monitor and the us $fer user. In cases where a monitor PPN
definition has been superseded by a use $nr-specified value, both PPNs
are displayed.
The SHOW ERROR-SUMMARY command $w displays errors in critical disk
blocks. Errors may be either those detected $by consistancy checks of
the contents of a block for by an I/O error.
The SHO %W IO-DESCRIPTORS command displays the user-defined I/O trace
descriptors. These % quantities are used to format data being
transfered to and from the disk wh %en I/O tracing is enabled.
The SHOW PARAMETERS command displays on the termin %!al, the various
parameters that may be changed throughout the course of struc %*ture
damage assessment and repair.
The SHOW PATCH-DATA command displays info %2rmation about any active
patch work. Once a patch is initiated by the PATCH %; command, this
display will contain all the information recorded in the data file fo %Cr
the patch.
The SHOW SAT-BLOCKS command displays information about the SAT %Lblocks.
Included in this display is the SAT block number, count of free
clus %Tters, the position of the block on each unit and the range of
cluster addresses %] which are described by the SAT.
The SHOW STRUCTURE command displays informat %eion about the selected
structure on the terminal. The data is generally made up * %nof fixed
quantities which cannot be changed.
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The TRANSLATE command converts da %ta from one format to another. The
types of data that can be converted are & defined by te available
keywords. The command syntax is:
*E* & TRANSLATE keyword <data>
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relative to a structure to its equ &:ivalent block number relative to a
logical unit. The specified block number could a &Clso represent a valid
CFP, in which case it the proper conversion will also be do &Kne. The
command syntax is:
TRANSLATE BLOCK n
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to a structure relative logical block number and to its equivalent
bloc &mk number relative to a logical unit.
TRANSLATE CFP n
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The TRANSLATE DATE command 15-bit &~ DECsystem-10 date (an octal integer)
to an eye readable representation. The comman * 'd syntax is:
TRANSLATE DATE n
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The TRANSLATE ERROR command converts an error mnemonic to i ' ts
associated text string. These mnemonics are can be displayed as part
of a SHOW ') ERROR command, when a unit or particular block is found to
be in error. The comm '1and syntax is:
TRANSLATE ERROR mnemonic
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The TRANSLATE RETRIEVAL-POINTER command will convert a binary
retrieval p 'mointer into its component parts. The command syntax is:
TRANS 'uLATE RETRIEVAL-POINTER n
where "n" is an octal quantity. Half-words may be '~specified by
separating the left and right half values with double colons (",,").
"( ( , )0,b , =c, ?m, ?m+ @Z
The TRANSLATE UDT command will convert ( a Smithsonian Universal
Date/Time quantity to an eye readable representation (. The command
syntax is:
TRANSLATE UDT dtm
where " ( dtm" is an octal quantity. Half-words may be specified by
separating the left a ((nd right half values with double colons (",,").
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The TRANSLATE UNIT command will conver (Bt a block number relative to
the specified unit, to a logical block on a structure. (J The specified
unit and block number could also represent a valid CFP, in which c (Sase
it the proper conversion will also be done. The command syntax is:
TRANSLATE ([ UNIT u n
The unit and block numbers may be separated by either a space or a colon "*
(d.
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The TRANSLATE EXTENDED-RIB-ADDRESS command will convert a binary
extended RI )B pointer into its component parts. The command syntax is:
TRA )NSLATE EXTENDED-RIB-ADDRESS n
where "n" is an octal quantity. Half-words may ) be specified by
separating the left and right half values with double colons (",, T*
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command syntax is:
)[ TYPE filespec
"filespec" may be a wildcarded input file specifi
* )ccation (the default).
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The )l WRITE command will cause the specified block to be written from
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controlled by the S ( *ET PATCH-BUFFER-SIZE command.
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The ZERO command will cause the contents of the specified file to *0be
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syntax is *8:
ZERO filespec
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@ x (undated) , > ?c x DUMP Q"A" C< Errors: , > >C@ 0 , > >C 0 , > >x 0 , > >x C , > >x -S * CD- , > >A@ UTOMATIC BAT-BLOCK DECIMAL HOM-BLOCK MIXED-MODE OCTAL RIB-BLOCK SIXBIT P C^SPECIAL , > >x 8 ) - P H 0 H 0 , > >C@ , BAT block BAT b " Cflock identifier: , XE5h6 Cf >xPointer to words for mapping bad regions " Co: , XE4j9 Ck $Number of bad blocks found by map program: , XE5hY (@ Cw Cr rNumber of bad regions found by map program: , XE5hY Cy s D D Controller device code used by map program: , XE59 D tNumber of bad r " Degions found by monitor: , XE4;Z D >AUnlikely code: , XE4;r (@" D pD ? ?tSelf pointer: , XE6; xD ? >ANew Old B
0 No
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0 , > >A@ , > >C@ 0 ??? Other D" Data Search or header compare 6$ $$ , > >A@ ` , directory block D* Words through contain zeros , HOM block HOM block identifier: (DD D3, XQ>mh6 D0 >xUnit Id: , XQ>m
2 D5 >xHOM block disk addresses (D D;, XQ>n
D9 @[ #1 at cylinder 8 0 surface .0 sect DDor $0 #2 at cylinder 0
0 0 Position in SSL: , X " DLQ>n<Q DJ >AStructure name: , XQ>n;V DN >xUnit Id of next unit " DU in structure: , XQ>mn (DS >xUnit Id of Previous unit in structure: (D D D], XQ>n
[ 0DY >xLogical unit name: , XQ>mKs 8D` >xLogical unit wi " Dfthin structure: , XQ>mM7 @Dd >CPPN which refreshed under timesharing: (D Dn, XQ>n
HDj /Block numbers for HOM blocks: , XQ>m v PDq @[ Dw #1 at #2 at Blocks to try for on output: , X " DQ>l|X XD| >ABlocks per super cluster: , XQ>l,q `E >ASuper clus " Eters per unit: , XQ>n8z hE >AByte pointer to cluster count: , X " EQ>l;X pE
==Byte pointer to checksum: , XQ>l:x xE ==Byte point @ Eer to cluster address: , XQ>l; E ==Blocks per cluster: , XQ>l, (@ E! E >AK for swapping on unit: , XQ>m5 (E# " >ANeeds refreshing: (D E*, XQ>n)3 E( ?xSAT blocks in core: , XQ>n:1 E,
>AUnit ID of " E2 next unit in ASL: , XQ>n:2 (E1
>xLogical unit in ASL: , XQ>n=7 0E7 " D E; >AFirst swapping block on unit: , XQ>n; 8E< >ASwapping class: " " EC , XQ>l9Y @EB
>ASAT blocks on unit: , XQ>n< HEF
>ABlock d@ ELshofaoverdrawSallowed: , XQ>m}Y PEK Q( E] 'Logical blockr&tlengtheforOHOME.SYS:o , XQ>m 9 hE]X 'Logical>blockx& @ EeFlength:for,SWAP.SYS: , XQ>n=x pEd 'Logical block& length for,MAINT.SY " EnS:L , XQ>m[Z xEj: 'Logicalblock&length>forBADBLK.SYS: , XQ>l(2 Eq " Ev 'Logicalblock &AlengthEforlSNAP.SYS: , XQ>n;X Ew 'Logicalbl A " Eockk&ClengthrforcRECOV.SYS: , XQ>n({ E~! 'Logical block"&lengthdforlSYS oDt FuUFD: , XQ>n=3 F" 'Logical.block & length>for printerDUFD:F , X " FQ>nSDL: , XQ>n9 8FU # >ABits: , XQ>l- 0FZ " F\ # ?t Private: 0 # Disk-set: 0 #Owner D Fe PPN: , XQ>m| @Fd $ /Multi-unit disk word: , XQ>m\z HFh $ ?t " FmCustomer words: , XQ>l=9 PFm % @[h %PDP-11 Volume Id: , XQ>nj2 (Fr "D Fv : +, XQ>mzq @FQ < >APDP-11 Owner: , XQ>m}w @Fy < +PDP-11 Sys D(E F~tem Id: , XQ>nl| XF} = +, XQ>l;r pD ? ?t, XQ>n; xD ? >A G(none) (valid) (invlaid) 0$ Words , RIB block GPointer to first retrieval pointer: , Xe&j9 G $PPN: , Xe&
(@" G G >WFile name: , Xe&h6 G
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/Unpri @ GKvileged customer word: , Xe&hp `GJ ?tMagtape label: , Xe&] hGP " GS >xStructure file starts on: , Xe&I; pGT >xStatus: , Xe&= (@ D G\ xGZ ?tLogical block with error: , Xe&[ G]
$Logical unit on @ Gd which error occured: , Xe&]7 Gc
$Number of consecutice blocks in bad D " Gm region: , Xe&hQ Gi
$Logged-in quota: , Xe& Gp >ALogge Gud-out quota: , Xe& Gu >AReserved quota: , Xe& Gy
>A " G~Blocks used: , Xe&\r (G~
>AFile type and flags: , Xe&N8 H (@ H ?tByte size word: , Xe&,} H ?tRecord and block size: , Xe&,} (@D H H
?tApplication word: , Xe& (H
?tAuthor PPN: , Xe& : (@ H 0H >WName of next structure: , Xe&n 8H >xName of predessor st D " H ructure: , Xe&
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>xPrivileged customer word: , Xe&p HH#
( " H( ?tUFDsdataiblocklnumber: , Xe&YR PH): , Xe&k XH.
P `H5 ( H9 ?t RIB number: 6 0 Logical unit: .0 HB Cluster address: \0 Creation date & time: , Xe&J6 hHE =c " HJLast accounting date & time: , Xe&H2 pHJ =cDirectory expiration date: (D HS, Xe&I2 xHP
)AOBJN pointer to account string: , Xe&z HU $ H[ No account string set Account string: " , Xe&;r (Q Hd pD ? ?t, Xe&; xD ? >A{w(no errors in file) Never Etern Hlity ? 8
*** Dump of structure logical unit file @ Hp@ Hq * Hu@ Hs@ >, block *** (continued) *** / Wildcarded data file spec illegal; "X @ H} , ?oHHz @[` Patching terminated for , ?aRhI .,x Illegal charact "X Ier; , ?S2I @[]p DUMP-DESCRIPTORS IO-DESCRIPTORS HALF-WORD PAUSE-IO
j(VS I Tl I<0 Format descriptor,table is now full , ?MR0I
I + , -y+ iptors , > >A@ * I(, > >A@ I), > >C@ ` (format descriptor error) Pausing I/O + I0 Type "C" to continue, "Q" to quit CONTINUE QUIT f + + ), ?Y/ C, *{p 0
I9I/O error reading , ?SI9 *{p Output file output error , ?_I= * 0 IA|0 Additional help is available for: Help is also available on the following topic IJs: Getting-started Limitations Restrictions Patch in progress for , ? + IRa' IO @[,x Input spec required for patching , ?SK IT @[ Wildcarded patc I[h spec illegal , ?oBHIY @[ Invalid input filespec for patching , ?SB0I^ (
e Ic @[ P C.&P , C.Patching , ?a If @Z,x @ V@ W@ ]Patch buffer re @ + Ilad from block , ?a Ij @Zh Illegal block on structure; , ?S Io @[h ,
ItIllegal block on unit; , ?S (It @[h Illegal block in file; , ?S
0Iy @[ 2XY( I}h , ?KJ0CM @[{p Erroruwritingo , ?K^0I @[{p @ t@ u@ {Patchbuff ?-t( Jer writtenctonblock , ?a 8J @Zh 4XWK4xWMf WM F + + ENTERefail "V @ Jedoforo , ?K;,J ?kRpJ! @[ BAT-U J'PDATES BLOCKS-PER-READ CHECKPOINT-INTERVAL CHECKSUM-ERROR DUMP-FORMAT ERSAT J0Z-DEVICE FILE-ACCESS HOM-UPDATES INHIBIT-CLEARING IO-TRACE LOGGED-IN-PPN J8LOOKUP NO PATCH-BUFFER-SIZE PATH RANGE RIB-UPDATES SAT-UPDATES SORT- * JABUFFER-SIZE ZERO-RIBSIZ BP ,P No keyword specified , ?]/JE @[ ( JINo device name specified , ?]JI @[ Device name greater than 3 characters; *` JR, ?NNJN @[o 4oIllegal PPN specification , ?SCJT @[ [ Canno * JZt zero the PPN for the MFD , ?GjhJZ @[ No such ersatz device; , ?]N J ,
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P DP 4P .P Reseting LOOKUP bits to a usable state , ?e2Jf G + Jk ANY-RIB PRIME-RIB SPARE-RIB "NO" modifier illegal on , ?]6HJo @[q T JtOFF ON 4mIllegal path specification , ?SCJu @[ Illegal patch buffer V * J| size; , ?SCJz @[h Lower bound cannot be negative , ?Y
pJ @[ KUpper bound cannot be smaller than lower bound , ?k
`K @[ >P @P 0P m T Kst , ?I:xKt another task , ?i' K @[ No active task , ?] K @[ Resta @ K rting task , ?iNXK q FILE-SORT RIB-SCAN SAT-SCAN Data file already op "P K'ened , ?IxK% @[ No structure specified , ?]OK) @[ Too many units
K/in structure , ?i7(K. @[ , -y+ `Device is not a disk unit; , ?I;(K4 ,
` K8 `o Structure name mismatch , ?g:hK9 !U( Structure name Blocks per , K@ super cluster mismatch , ?ENK? !f( Blocks per super cluster , -y+ !U * 0 KI, -}+ !U0P J0X Bits for cluster count mismatch , ?EKK !w( Bits for KQcluster count , -y+ !f, -}+ !f0P I0X Bits for checksum mismatch , ?EXKV , *@ KZ "( Bits for checksum , -y+ !w, -}+ !w0P J0X Bits for cluster address V * Kbmismatch , ?EK` "( Bits for cluster address , -y+ ", -}+ "Block , * Kks per cluster mismatch , ?EBKj ")( Blocks per cluster , -y+ ", -}+ " 0 KsOverdraw mismatch , ?_[Ks ":( Overdraw , -y+ ")Overdraw must be in the r @ K|ange of 0 to , ?_[Ky ")h Parameter skews while reading data file , ?aN0K (
L "? Proceed on unit HOME block consistancy error on , ?Q
L "J 0 X Lblocksroniunit , ?GJ@Ltch , ?gBhL "U , > >A@ @ , > >A@ , > >A@ @ Proceeding with L out data file , ?a^0L @Z H Vn Disk drive for logical unit Maximum number U ( L& of SFDs , -y+ #5, -}+ #5 Create data file Data file , -y+ #CNo STRUCTU L/RE command given , ?]N8L. @[ ALL DATA-FILE ERSATZ-DEVICES ERROR-SUMMARY L7PARAMETERS PATCH-DATA SAT-BLOCKS BLOCK CFP DATE ERROR EXTENDED-R , L@IB-ADDRESS RETRIEVAL-POINTER UDT UNIT Invalid CFP , ?S0LD @[h8 No su V+ LHch unit; , ?]O(LH @[h , ?S
pIt @[h , LK Date overflow(greate 0 + LQr than 15 bits); , ?I?0LO @[h8 Invalid error mnemonic; , ?ShLU @[q 0 LY = Logical unit , -y+ '?Illegal unit number; , ?SVpL\ @[h Retrieval Lb pointer: Cluster count: ( Checksum: ". + '] Change of unit poin * Ljter: New logical unit number: Block number required , ?E;Ln @[ " Ls , Iw Extended RIB address: 6 . (invalid) \ Logical block L{ Logical unit Logical unit invalid , block invalid CFP invalid Half-
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, ?KJ0CM )O{p Block number required for writing , ?E;M @[ <[a, ? +@ + MuBp * $h , ?K^0I * {p Error zeroing RIBSIZ for , ?KkM *${p X M zeroed Wildcarded filespec illegal; , ?oHM @[` Filename and extension mi V
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` Mr, ?C6Mp ,^H Unknown topic , ?k:XMt ,^H No help available for , ? + M{]"Mx @[^H @ Additional help is available for Help is available for No he Nlp is available , ?]"N @[ B n5J p
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