User-written RMD pages ?

[Eduard Vopicka]

Hello!

I am looking for additional user-written pages for RSX-11M/M+ RMD
(Resource Monitoring and Display) program. Currently, I know about
the following pages:

AT - Active Tasks
CF - Checkpoint File
DA - Device Activity
FD - Files-11 Display
IO - I/O counts
LL - Logical Link info (DECNET)
MD - Memory display
PU - Processor Utilization (formerly CP, renamed)
RM - Remote Node info (DECNET)
SS - System Statistics
ST - System Tuning
TH - Task Header
UI - Device Unit Info
VI - Volume Info - files open on F11 volume
WI - Files-11 Window Info - Files-11 file accessors

Some pages are (C) DEC, others are written by the distributed
systems software engineering, ST, UI, VI and WI are written by
myself.

Please send any info about pages unknown to me <to e...@vse.cz>.

Thanks in advance

Eduard Vopicka.



### AT ###
RSX-11M V4.1 BL35 512K Own=All Active tasks 15:11:31 12-Sep-88

Name Length TI: Pri I/O Status flags

LDR... 00002700 CO0 248. 0. PRV NSD -CHK FXD STP
...RMD 00031600 TT0 225. 0. PRV MCR
MCR... 00017500 TT0 160. 0. PRV MCR CLI NSD -CHK FXD STP
DK00F1 00013200 CO0 149. 0. ACP PMD REM PRV STP
FX00F1 00013200 CO0 149. 0. ACP PMD REM PRV OUT CKP STP
DK01F1 00013200 CO0 149. 0. ACP PMD REM PRV STP
DK02F1 00013200 CO0 149. 0. ACP PMD REM PRV STP
DK03F1 00013200 CO0 149. 0. ACP PMD REM PRV OUT CKP STP
PMT... 00006300 CO0 148. 0. PRV STP
COT... 00012600 TT0 145. 0. PRV NSD STP
MON 00002200 CO0 100. 0. PRV SLV WFR
QMG... 00031700 CO0 75. 0. PRV STP
LP0 00013100 CO0 70. 0. PRV SLV OUT CKP STP
LP1 00013100 CO0 70. 0. PRV SLV OUT CKP STP
...ICE 00005200 TT0 65. 0. MCR NSD OUT CKP SEF STP WFR
RNCT0 00122200 TT0 50. 1. REM WFR

### CF ###
RSX-11M V4.1 BL35 512K Checkpoint file usage 15:11:42 12-Sep-88
DK2: [>>>..>>.........................................................]
.FD LL
Total: 1280. .XK PP
Tasks: 5. .00 01
Used: 54. I03
CFF
E11

### DA ###
RSX-11M V4.1 BL35 512K Device activity 15:11:45 12-Sep-88
CPA PIPT2 ...LBR ...PIP
Device Status Active Queued tasks
LP0: Idle
LP1: Idle
DK0: Busy
DK1: Busy ...BRU ...BRU ...BRU
DK2: LOV RNCT0
DK3: Busy
DP0: Idle
DP1: Idle
DX0: Idle
DX1: Idle
DX2: Idle
DX3: Idle
MT0: Idle
MT1: Idle
MT2: Idle

### FD ###
RSX-11M V4.1 BL35 512K Files-11 Devices Class=All 15:11:49 12-Sep-88

FX0: SCRATCH 0. 510. WK:
DK0: RSXM50EV 2. 632. Boot
DK1: RMD 2. 1677.
DK2: LB01 0. 738. LB1:
DK3: DBXICE 0. 2425.



### IO ###
RSX-11M V4.1 BL35 512K I/O Counts and Error Logging 15:11:55 12-Sep-88

Device IO count IO/sec IO/sec IO/sec Errors/limit

DK1: 316. 6.00 3.00 7.00 last 0/ 8 soft
RMD 5.33 5.00 7.00 avg 0/ 5 hard

DK0: 1003. 0.00 0.00 0.00 last 0/ 8 soft
RSXM50EV 0.00 0.00 0.00 avg 0/ 5 hard

DK2: 1602. 7.00 6.00 0.00 last 0/ 8 soft
LB01 4.33 3.00 0.00 avg 0/ 5 hard

DK3: 6. 0.00 0.00 0.00 last 0/ 8 soft
DBXICE 0.00 0.00 0.00 avg 0/ 5 hard

last soft
avg hard

last soft
avg hard

Logfile=LB0:[1,6]910912.ERR Logging : On Entseq= 5.
Backup =LB0:[1,6]BACKUP.ERR Limiting: On Errseq= 0.

### LL ###
RSX-11M V4.1 TESTOS,ID= 15:12:05 12-Sep-88
Unable to access Network

Local LLA: Task: Lun: TI:
Remote LLA: Node:

State:


Int outstanding:
Rcvs outstanding:
Xmits outstanding:

I/LS xmits in progress:
Interrupt count:
Data xmits in progress:
Transmit count:
Transmit segment size:
Long term timer (min.):



### MD ###
RSX-11M V4.1 BL35 (TESTOS) 512K PDP-11/60 0:05 15:12:09 12-Sep-88
Task= *IDLE* S=000000 Free= DK1:1675. DK2:738.
E=000000 F=000000 DK0:627. DK3:2425. Pars
Pool=8392.:8740.:22. TT:pool=5650.:4154.:4154. Shufl:
8392.:8740.:22. MAXPKT=15.:7.:7. EDTCOM:C
ICMCOM:C
I:10 E I F P EEF MTT . .DDC.. Q FI F11COM:C
31K D C 1 I XXC CKT . .KKO.. M XC PIPCOM:C
O:4 T M 1 P CCS RT: . .00T.. G :E EXCOM1:C
11K C C C C OOR .N I M02.IR . C EXCOM2:C
W:0 O O O O MME . N CFF.CM . O FCSRES:C
0K M M M M 12S . S R11.ED . M SYSPAR:D
!----!-!-!-!!!-!>]-)=]]>>>>> <> )! GEN :D
0*******32******64******96******128*****160*****192*****224***** ICECOM:C
EP---C----C-C-C-CCC-D---D--------------------------------------C FXCOM :C
C---------------------------------------------------------------
256*****288*****320*****352*****384*****416*****448*****480*****
!--------------------------------------------------------------!
F
X
C
O
M Errseq
0.

### PU ### (CP)
RSX-11M V4.1 BL35 512K PDP-11/60 Up: 0:05 15:12:14 12-Sep-88
*IDLE*

Pool=8392.:8716.:22. # of Samples : 1. Sample Time : 1 second

1x Sample Time !----!----!----!----!----X----!----!----!----!----!

System : 0.0 %
User : 0.0 %
Idle : 100.0 % **************************************************
Errseq:
CPU % Scale !----!----!----!----!----X----!----!----!----!----! 0.

### RM ###
RSX-11M V4.1 TESTOS,ID= 15:12:16 12-Sep-88
Unable to access Network

Node: Type: State:
Line: Hops: Cost:

Seconds since zeroed: Connects received:
Bytes received: Connects sent:
Bytes sent: Response timeouts:
Messages received: Connect errors:
Messages sent: Max links active:

Task LUN LLA Task LUN LLA Task LUN LLA
---- --- --- ---- --- --- ---- --- ---



### ST ###
RSX-11M V4.1 BL35 MCR... 512K PDP-11/60 15:12:19 12-Sep-88
Task= *IDLE* ...MCR
CLI... Free blocks & Tc SYSUIC=[ 1, 54]
TKTN DK01: 1675. 0. LIBUIC=[ 1, 54]
Pool= 8392.: 8716.: 22. LDR... DK00: 617. 2. NETUIC=[ 1, 54]
8392.: 8716.: 22. SHF... DK02: 738. 0. Name=(TESTOS)
QMG... DK03: 2425. 0.
COT... Entseq= 5.
F11ACP Errseq= 0.
MAXPKT= 15.: 7.: 7. MTAACP
ERRLOG Up: 0:05
TT:p= 5650.: 4154.: 4154. ...AT. SREF= 0.: 0.: 0.
TUX= 0. ...EDT ATT= 14.: 14.: 0. SWR=000000
Run= 0.: 0. TAB=40. ...ICE 1. AST= 0.: 3.: 0.
...PIP OCB= 3.: 1.: 0. MAXEXT=177777
In: 10. 31.K Cmdbuf: ...TKB Clock= 3.: 1.: 1.
Out: 4. 11.K 0. ...FTB Assign= 2.: 0.: 1. RNDC= 50.
Wait: 0. 0.K Nologon * ...BRU Send= 0.: 0.: 0. RNDL= 40.
RNDH= 80.
TTY: tot TT: VT: HT: oth I / O queue/ max /block SWPC= 50.
TOT 27. 26. 0. 0. 1. Disks 0. 0. 0. EIP= 0. SWPR= 15.
LOG 1. 1. 0. 0. 0. Tapes 0. 0. 0. USI= 0. SHFC= 200.
ACT 2. 1. 0. 0. 1. TTYs 0. 0. 0. I/O= 0. CKPCL= 180.
PRV 1. 1. 0. 0. 0. Other 0. 0. 0. BIO= 0. CKPCS= 90.

### TH ###
RSX-11M V4.1 BL35 512K Task COT... 15:12:26 12-Sep-88

Name=COT... I/O= 0. BIO= 0. Spri=130. Pri=145. Dpri=145.
Term=TT0: [ 1, 24] Len=00012600 CPC=180. WFR= Partition=GEN
Stat=PRV NSD STP

R0=121170 R1=000012 R2=126526 R3=126507 EF=140000 000000 Parent=
R4=126526 R5=126526 SP=120616 PC=121604 PS=170000 $DSW=1. UIC=[ 1, 24]

RW:COT... RO:FCSRES
55 0 67 0

1. DK0:[1,24]910912.LOG;1
2. SY0:
3. TT0:
4. SY0:
5. TI0:
6. CL0:
7. LB0:



### UI ###
RSX-11M V4.1 BL35 Unit information for TT0: 15:12:36 12-Sep-88

TT0: YLA0:
CSR=177560 060 7
CVP= 0. OWN= LUIC=[1,24] Type=VT52 TMO=000 012 000
CHP= 0. ATT= UIC=[1,24] BUF=255. CLI=MCR

_CW1 _CW2 _CW3 _CW4 _TS1 _TS2 _TS3 _TS4 _TS5 _CLI _STS _CTL _FM00 _FM16
REC+ LWC+ 00 00+ RST RCU ACR HFL SW1 NUL OIU+ LGH KIL L DAC N
CCL+ VT5 01 01+ ESC WRA TAB+ HFL TMM MSG DSB LGH WLB L RVB A
TTY+ L3S 02 02+ RSP WRB CTC HFL XOF LGO+ CRW KIL+ RLB L WVB A
DIR PRV+ 03 03+ PTH WAL RAL VFL XON DSB PWF ATT+ ATT C EXT
SDI AT. 04 04+ RNE BRQ NEC HFF HPO PRV MDM PWF+ DET C CRE
SQD HLD 05 05+ TSY+ SRQ TSY+ HHT+ OXF SGL+ FOR QUE+ DC1 C DEL
MSD DZ1 06 06+ OBY ORQ 8BC DLO ITI NIO MNT NPR DC2 C RAT
UMD SLV 07 07+ IBY IRQ FDX HSY 07 RST BSY ALG DC3 WAT
EXT LOG 08 08 DPR FLF+ MHE ANI 08 EXT OFL UMD APC
SWL ESC 09 CR DEC ELF ICE AVO 09 09 RED FNA L 25
ISP CRT+ 10 10 IBF+ CR TME BLK RPO 10 PUB ULK L 26
OSP NEC 11 11 DSI OBF PTH DEC 11 11 UMD RNA 27
PSE HFF 12 12 RES PCU RES EDT VER 12 04 ENA 28
COM RMT UPC 13 RNF BEL PPT RGS BCC OVR 05 ACR N 29
F11 DJ1 PAR 14 TNE CTO RUB SFC DAO DSB 06 ACW N 30
MNT DH1 OPA 15 USI CTS 15 ABD ABP NBR 07 ACE N 31

### VI ###
RSX-11M V4.1 BL35 Volume information for DK0: 15:12:43 12-Sep-88

Public Err= FCB= 6: 6: 0 DEV=DK0: LABL=RSXM50EV RLB= 2
Free= 607 TRCT= 2 LRU= 3: 3: 0 [ *, *] ACP=DK00F1 RAT= 0

Owner File_name Ext File_# FL AC WA LK Owner File_name Ext File_# FL AC WA LK
001024 910912 LOG 64 1 1 1
001007 QUEUE SYS 55 1 1 1

### WI ###
RSX-11M V4.1 BL35 File windows for DK0:(64:*) 15:13:45 12-Sep-88

DK0:(64:24) WS= 7. AC= 1. LK= 1. UC=000
[1,24]910912.LOG;1 Size= 30. HD= 1. WA= 1. LB= 0. SC=000

Task UIC TI: UIC Control Lock Size Used Low_VBN High_VBN
COT... 1,24 TT0: 1,24 RWEL 0. 7. 2. 1. 30.

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"Eduard Vopicka, Computing Centre, Prague University of Economics,
W. Churchill Square 4, CZ 130 67 Prague 3" <Eduard....@vse.cz>

[John O Comeau]

Eduard Vopicka (Eduard....@vse.cz) wrote:
: Hello!

: I am looking for additional user-written pages for RSX-11M/M+ RMD
: (Resource Monitoring and Display) program. Currently, I know about
: the following pages:

Eduard - I never heard of user-written pages for it. Do you need the
sources in order to write them? Or is there some protocol that allow RMD
to read your definition files? And how do you switch to those pages?

Sorry to answer your question with a bunch of other questions 8-) - JC

--
jco...@world.std.com aka John Otis Lene Comeau
Disclaimer: Don't risk anything of value based on my advice.
Witty signature: (under construction)

[eduard....@gmail.com]

Hi John.


Sorry for answering so late. :-)

RMD pages are to be programmed in MACRO-11. It may be relatively difficult to write and debug them. It is relatively easy to integrate new pages into RMD, RMD's overlay structure was designed with this in mind.

RMD is /PR:5 program, so there should be no bugs. You will ligely see XDT prompt if there are bugs.

Yes, you need the source, but this is no problem, RMD source comes with binary distribution. At minimum, you must add entry to RMD's dispatch table that allow access to your new page. Also the help page should be modified to mention your new page.

In addition to writing and integrating new pages, I have made lot of changes to DEC supplied pages and the RMD core, but especially changes to RMD core were only made to support new pages in more comfortable way and are not really needed.

Hope this answers your questions.

Brgds,

Ed

[n2kr...@gmail.com]

On Tuesday, July 4, 1995 3:00:00 AM UTC-4, Eduard Vopicka wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I am looking for additional user-written pages for RSX-11M/M+ RMD
> (Resource Monitoring and Display) program. Currently, I know about
> the following pages:

Has anyone found it useful enough to support 132 columns, and/or more lines.

Had a Pro 350 once, now taking a poke at xHomer.

[Jerome H. Fine]

Just a minor point, but do you actually have any actual
hardware terminals or emulators which support more
than 24 lines?  The only DEC terminal that I know of
that supports 48 lines is the VT420.

For emulation, ERSATZ-11 also supports more than
24 lines.  With the DOS variant, a video card and monitor
are needed which provides that support.  The ERSATZ-11
command SHOW  VIDEO describes which line and
column combinations are supported.

For the Win32 variant, the user can initialize each ERSATZ-11
session with the number of lines and columns which the screen
should use.

I am an RT-11 addict, so I can't answer about the RSX-11
operating system.  In addition, on occasion, I do attempt
to check out RT-11 programs which will run under RSTS/E.

I am however, VERY confused with respect to what seems
to be your question and how many lines and columns a given
program supports.  The DEC VT100, VT220 and VT320
terminals supported two screen modes:
        24 lines by 80 columns
        24 lines by 132 columns

Starting with the VT4xx series, I believe that those DEC
terminals also supported 48 lines.  Is your question the
number of lines that DEC terminals supported?  And by
inference, are you asking if any DEC programs written
for PDP-11 operating systems (or specifically in your
case just RSX-11) also supported screens with more
than 24 lines?  And then, of course, your final question
seems to be that if DEC did not support more than 24
lines, has anyone else attempted to do so?

PLEASE  CLARIFY

By the way, under RT-11, I have found it useful to
enhance programs to support more than 24 lines
and / or more than 132 columns, specifically KED,
but also sL: and SD:.

Jerome Fine

[Johnny Billquist]

Jerome... The original question was posted 19 years ago...

Johnny

--
Johnny Billquist || "I'm on a bus
|| on a psychedelic trip
email: b...@softjar.se || Reading murder books
pdp is alive! || tryin' to stay hip" - B. Idol

[Jerome H. Fine]

>Johnny Billquist wrote:

> >On 2014-06-09 20:21, Jerome H. Fine wrote:
>
>> >n2kr...@gmail.com wrote:
>>
>>> >On Tuesday, July 4, 1995 3:00:00 AM UTC-4, Eduard Vopicka wrote:
>>>
>>>> I am looking for additional user-written pages for RSX-11M/M+ RMD
>>>> (Resource Monitoring and Display) program. Currently, I know about
>>>> the following pages:
>>>

> Jerome... The original question was posted 19 years ago...
>
> Johnny

Now that you pointed it out, I do recognize that the original
post was 19 years ago ...

However, my archives only go back to 1997, so I guess
I missed it back then. Better late than never.

Jerome Fine

[eduard....@gmail.com]

Hello.

My post is still not outdated. I am still interested in user written RMS pages not mentioned in the original post.

Please note that to make snapshots of RMD pages in the original post well readable, non-propotional font must be used to display these samples.