Driver:InterPro - Revision history

Walker at 22:29, 19 February 2023

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Arbee: Updated command line.

2019-10-22T14:07:27Z

Updated command line.

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	* With the MAME in-emulation menu enabled to allow switching floppy disks during the process		* With the MAME in-emulation menu enabled to allow switching floppy disks during the process
	<pre>		<pre>
	mame ip2000 -slot:0 "" -kbd "" -serial2 ~~loopback~~ -bitb socket.127.0.0.1:1234 -flop rebuild:boot_clipper -hard ip2000.chd -ui_active		mame ip2000 -slot:0 "" -kbd "" -serial2 null_modem -bitb socket.127.0.0.1:1234 -flop rebuild:boot_clipper -hard ip2000.chd -ui_active
	</pre>		</pre>
	Once MAME has started, but before dismissing the warning message, launch your terminal emulation program and connect to the TCP/IP socket specified. On Windows, [https://www.putty.org/ PuTTY] may be used as follows.		Once MAME has started, but before dismissing the warning message, launch your terminal emulation program and connect to the TCP/IP socket specified. On Windows, [https://www.putty.org/ PuTTY] may be used as follows.

Pmackinlay: /* Rebuild Utility (Graphics) */

2018-08-14T03:15:07Z

Rebuild Utility (Graphics)

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	Please note that while the MAME built-in serial terminal is capable of running the rebuild utility satisfactorily, it is not sufficient to execute the subsequent CLIX installation procedure (described in [[#Rebuild Environment\|Rebuild Environment]]) due to a lack of VT100/VT220 display control commands and function key support. In addition, unlike the GUI utility, it is not possible to boot directly into the rebuild environment from the console without completing the full media loading process. For these reasons, it is necessary to use an external terminal emulation with adequate VT100/VT220 features in order to perform CLIX installation in serial console mode.		Please note that while the MAME built-in serial terminal is capable of running the rebuild utility satisfactorily, it is not sufficient to execute the subsequent CLIX installation procedure (described in [[#Rebuild Environment\|Rebuild Environment]]) due to a lack of VT100/VT220 display control commands and function key support. In addition, unlike the GUI utility, it is not possible to boot directly into the rebuild environment from the console without completing the full media loading process. For these reasons, it is necessary to use an external terminal emulation with adequate VT100/VT220 features in order to perform CLIX installation in serial console mode.

	==== Rebuild Utility (~~Graphics~~) ====		==== Rebuild Utility (GUI) ====
	Start the ip2000 driver with the Turquoise "rebuild" floppy disk in the floppy drive and the hard disk connected. Make sure you have the MAME in-emulation menu enabled so you are able to switch floppy disks later in the process.		Start the ip2000 driver with the Turquoise "rebuild" floppy disk in the floppy drive and the hard disk connected. Make sure you have the MAME in-emulation menu enabled so you are able to switch floppy disks later in the process.
	<pre>		<pre>

Pmackinlay: /* Rebuild Utility */

2018-08-14T03:14:15Z

Rebuild Utility

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	This section describes starting the InterPro and using the rebuild utility to configure the machine and begin the CLIX installation process. There are two versions of the rebuild utility: a GUI version which requires the InterPro mouse, keyboard and graphics hardware, and a text-based version which uses a serial terminal connected to the system console port instead (typically used with headless InterServe system configurations). Proceed with the instructions in either of the two following sections depending on your preference, or whether graphics hardware support is available.		This section describes starting the InterPro and using the rebuild utility to configure the machine and begin the CLIX installation process. There are two versions of the rebuild utility: a GUI version which requires the InterPro mouse, keyboard and graphics hardware, and a text-based version which uses a serial terminal connected to the system console port instead (typically used with headless InterServe system configurations). Proceed with the instructions in either of the two following sections depending on your preference, or whether graphics hardware support is available.

	Please note that while the MAME built-in serial terminal is capable of running the rebuild utility satisfactorily, it is not sufficient to execute the subsequent CLIX installation procedure (described in ~~the~~ [[#Rebuild Environment]] ~~section~~) due to a lack of VT100/VT220 display control commands and function key support. In addition, unlike the GUI utility, it is not possible to boot directly into the rebuild environment from the console without completing the full media loading process. For these reasons, it is necessary to use an external terminal emulation with adequate VT100/VT220 features in order to perform CLIX installation in serial console mode.		Please note that while the MAME built-in serial terminal is capable of running the rebuild utility satisfactorily, it is not sufficient to execute the subsequent CLIX installation procedure (described in [[#Rebuild Environment\|Rebuild Environment]]) due to a lack of VT100/VT220 display control commands and function key support. In addition, unlike the GUI utility, it is not possible to boot directly into the rebuild environment from the console without completing the full media loading process. For these reasons, it is necessary to use an external terminal emulation with adequate VT100/VT220 features in order to perform CLIX installation in serial console mode.

	==== Rebuild Utility (Graphics) ====		==== Rebuild Utility (Graphics) ====

Pmackinlay: /* Rebuild Utility */

2018-08-14T03:13:03Z

Rebuild Utility

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	This section describes starting the InterPro and using the rebuild utility to configure the machine and begin the CLIX installation process. There are two versions of the rebuild utility: a GUI version which requires the InterPro mouse, keyboard and graphics hardware, and a text-based version which uses a serial terminal connected to the system console port instead (typically used with headless InterServe system configurations). Proceed with the instructions in either of the two following sections depending on your preference, or whether graphics hardware support is available.		This section describes starting the InterPro and using the rebuild utility to configure the machine and begin the CLIX installation process. There are two versions of the rebuild utility: a GUI version which requires the InterPro mouse, keyboard and graphics hardware, and a text-based version which uses a serial terminal connected to the system console port instead (typically used with headless InterServe system configurations). Proceed with the instructions in either of the two following sections depending on your preference, or whether graphics hardware support is available.

	Please note that while the MAME built-in serial terminal is capable of running the rebuild utility satisfactorily, it is not sufficient to execute the subsequent CLIX installation procedure (described in the [#Rebuild Environment] section) due to a lack of VT100/VT220 display control commands and function key support. In addition, unlike the GUI utility, it is not possible to boot directly into the rebuild environment from the console without completing the full media loading process. For these reasons, it is necessary to use an external terminal emulation with adequate VT100/VT220 features in order to perform CLIX installation in serial console mode.		Please note that while the MAME built-in serial terminal is capable of running the rebuild utility satisfactorily, it is not sufficient to execute the subsequent CLIX installation procedure (described in the [[#Rebuild Environment]] section) due to a lack of VT100/VT220 display control commands and function key support. In addition, unlike the GUI utility, it is not possible to boot directly into the rebuild environment from the console without completing the full media loading process. For these reasons, it is necessary to use an external terminal emulation with adequate VT100/VT220 features in order to perform CLIX installation in serial console mode.

	==== Rebuild Utility (Graphics) ====		==== Rebuild Utility (Graphics) ====

Pmackinlay: /* Rebuild Utility */

2018-08-14T03:12:32Z

Rebuild Utility

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	=== Rebuild Utility ===		=== Rebuild Utility ===
	This section describes starting the InterPro and using the rebuild utility to configure the machine and begin the CLIX installation process. There are two versions of the rebuild utility~~, one~~ which requires the InterPro mouse, keyboard and graphics hardware, and ~~another~~ which uses a serial terminal connected to the system console port instead (typically used with headless InterServe system configurations). Proceed with the instructions in either of the two following sections depending on your preference, or whether graphics hardware support is available.		This section describes starting the InterPro and using the rebuild utility to configure the machine and begin the CLIX installation process. There are two versions of the rebuild utility: a GUI version which requires the InterPro mouse, keyboard and graphics hardware, and a text-based version which uses a serial terminal connected to the system console port instead (typically used with headless InterServe system configurations). Proceed with the instructions in either of the two following sections depending on your preference, or whether graphics hardware support is available.

	Please note that while the MAME built-in serial terminal is capable of running the rebuild utility satisfactorily, it is not sufficient to execute the subsequent CLIX installation ~~procedures~~ due to a lack of VT100/VT220 display control commands and function key support. It is necessary to use an external terminal emulation with ~~these~~ features in order to ~~complete the~~ CLIX ~~steps~~ in serial console mode.		Please note that while the MAME built-in serial terminal is capable of running the rebuild utility satisfactorily, it is not sufficient to execute the subsequent CLIX installation procedure (described in the [#Rebuild Environment] section) due to a lack of VT100/VT220 display control commands and function key support. In addition, unlike the GUI utility, it is not possible to boot directly into the rebuild environment from the console without completing the full media loading process. For these reasons, it is necessary to use an external terminal emulation with adequate VT100/VT220 features in order to perform CLIX installation in serial console mode.

	==== Rebuild Utility (Graphics) ====		==== Rebuild Utility (Graphics) ====

Pmackinlay: /* Rebuild Utility (Serial Console) */

2018-08-14T03:02:00Z

Rebuild Utility (Serial Console)

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	* With the serial loopback connected to a TCP/IP socket		* With the serial loopback connected to a TCP/IP socket
	* With the Turquoise "rebuild" floppy disk in the floppy drive and the hard disk connected		* With the Turquoise "rebuild" floppy disk in the floppy drive and the hard disk connected
	* With the MAME in-emulation menu enabled to allow switching floppy disks during the process.		* With the MAME in-emulation menu enabled to allow switching floppy disks during the process
	<pre>		<pre>
	mame ip2000 -slot:0 "" -kbd "" -serial2 loopback -bitb socket.127.0.0.1:1234 -flop rebuild:boot_clipper -hard ip2000.chd -ui_active		mame ip2000 -slot:0 "" -kbd "" -serial2 loopback -bitb socket.127.0.0.1:1234 -flop rebuild:boot_clipper -hard ip2000.chd -ui_active

Pmackinlay: /* Rebuild Utility */

2018-08-14T02:59:39Z

Rebuild Utility

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	putty telnet 127.0.0.1 1234		putty telnet 127.0.0.1 1234
	</pre>		</pre>

			<gallery>
			rebuild-text-start.png\|Serial Console Boot\|alt=A screenshot of the I/O system monitor boot process on serial console
			rebuild-text-main.png\|Startup Configuration Utility\|alt=A screenshot of the serial console Startup Configuration Utility
			rebuild-text-utility.png\|Main Utility Menu\|alt=A screenshot of the main utility menu
			</gallery>

	=== Rebuild Environment ===		=== Rebuild Environment ===

Pmackinlay: /* Rebuild Utility (Serial Console) */

2018-08-14T02:31:03Z

Rebuild Utility (Serial Console)

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	==== Rebuild Utility (Serial Console) ====		==== Rebuild Utility (Serial Console) ====
	Start the ip2000 driver with the Turquoise "rebuild" floppy disk in the floppy drive and the hard disk connected~~. Make sure you have~~ the MAME in-emulation menu enabled ~~so you are able~~ to ~~switch~~ floppy disks ~~later in~~ the process.		Start the ip2000 driver with the following configuration:
			* Without a graphics board installed
			* Without a keyboard connected
			* With a serial loopback device connected to serial port 2
			* With the serial loopback connected to a TCP/IP socket
			* With the Turquoise "rebuild" floppy disk in the floppy drive and the hard disk connected
			* With the MAME in-emulation menu enabled to allow switching floppy disks during the process.
	<pre>		<pre>
	mame ip2000 -slot:0 "" -kbd "" -serial2 loopback -bitb socket.127.0.0.1:1234 -flop rebuild:boot_clipper -hard ip2000.chd -ui_active		mame ip2000 -slot:0 "" -kbd "" -serial2 loopback -bitb socket.127.0.0.1:1234 -flop rebuild:boot_clipper -hard ip2000.chd -ui_active
			</pre>
			Once MAME has started, but before dismissing the warning message, launch your terminal emulation program and connect to the TCP/IP socket specified. On Windows, [https://www.putty.org/ PuTTY] may be used as follows.
			<pre>
			putty telnet 127.0.0.1 1234
	</pre>		</pre>

Pmackinlay: /* Rebuild Utility */

2018-08-14T02:20:10Z

Rebuild Utility

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	=== Rebuild Utility ===		=== Rebuild Utility ===
	This section describes starting the InterPro and using the rebuild utility configure the machine and begin the CLIX installation process. There are two versions of the rebuild utility, one which requires a mouse, keyboard and graphics hardware, and another which uses a terminal connected to a system ~~serial~~ port instead. Proceed with the instructions in either of the two following sections depending on your preference, or whether graphics hardware support is available ~~or not~~.		This section describes starting the InterPro and using the rebuild utility to configure the machine and begin the CLIX installation process. There are two versions of the rebuild utility, one which requires the InterPro mouse, keyboard and graphics hardware, and another which uses a serial terminal connected to the system console port instead (typically used with headless InterServe system configurations). Proceed with the instructions in either of the two following sections depending on your preference, or whether graphics hardware support is available.

	Please note that while the MAME built-in serial terminal is capable of running the rebuild utility satisfactorily, it is not sufficient to execute the subsequent CLIX installation procedures due to a lack of VT100/VT220 display control ~~command~~ and function key support. It is necessary to use an external terminal emulation with these features in order to complete the CLIX steps in serial console mode.		Please note that while the MAME built-in serial terminal is capable of running the rebuild utility satisfactorily, it is not sufficient to execute the subsequent CLIX installation procedures due to a lack of VT100/VT220 display control commands and function key support. It is necessary to use an external terminal emulation with these features in order to complete the CLIX steps in serial console mode.

	==== Rebuild Utility (Graphics) ====		==== Rebuild Utility (Graphics) ====
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	==== Rebuild Utility (Serial Console) ====		==== Rebuild Utility (Serial Console) ====
	~~This section describes starting~~ the ~~InterPro using a serial terminal instead of a mouse, keyboard and graphics combination,~~ and ~~using~~ the ~~text version of~~ the ~~rebuild utility~~ to ~~start~~ the ~~CLIX installation~~ process. ~~For systems where graphics support is available, the previous~~ "~~Rebuild Utility (Graphics)~~" ~~section may be used instead~~.		Start the ip2000 driver with the Turquoise "rebuild" floppy disk in the floppy drive and the hard disk connected. Make sure you have the MAME in-emulation menu enabled so you are able to switch floppy disks later in the process.
			<pre>
			mame ip2000 -slot:0 "" -kbd "" -serial2 loopback -bitb socket.127.0.0.1:1234 -flop rebuild:boot_clipper -hard ip2000.chd -ui_active
			</pre>

	=== Rebuild Environment ===		=== Rebuild Environment ===