Also available is a collection of tools for manipulating simulator file formats and for cross-assembling code for the PDP-1, PDP-7, PDP-8, and PDP-11. Software Kits to run on SIMH Help with SIMH System Photographs Papers on Simulation and Historic Hardware DEC's Microprocessors (through 1992). PDP-11 emulators are listed in the Links at the bottom of this page. Kermit-11 Binaries As noted, all the text files, including source code, documentation, utilities, and so on, are in the kermit/b directory of the Kermit software archive, all sharing the filename prefix 'k11'.

The DEC PDP series of minicomputers occupy a special place in computing history for us, because as the workhorses of commercial computing from the 1960s through to some time in the 1990s they provided the bedrock upon which so many of the computing technologies we take for granted today were built. If we think of any PDP, the chances are we’ll be imagining fridge-sized units with panels of blinkenlights that have become iconic in their own right. But that wasn’t the sum of PDP hardware, for at the end of the series of machines there were produced PDP-11s containing what had previously needed those fridge-sized units on a single chip-sized module. [Peter Schranz] had one of these modules, a DCJ11 that he’d salvaged in the 1990s, and he set to with it in making a modern desktop version of a PDP-11.

The PDP-11/hack is a PDP-11 as a set of daughter cards on a lightly modified Q-bus backplane. The DCJ11 and its memory sit on one, an emulated disc controller on another, and finally a multifunction board brings together clock and serial functions. Where the original would have had acres of 74 logic the PDP-11/hack uses more modern CPLDs and microcontrollers to provide glue logic and to emulate now-obsolete components. Given a serial terminal it will boot and run PDP operating systems and software, though it lacks a set of blinkenlights to display its status.

This isn’t the first PDP-11 using this chip we’ve shown you.

PDPi-11 - PDP-11 on the Raspberry Pi

PDPi-11 is a software bundle containing a PDP-11 simulator and various operatingsystems from the hugely popular (in it's time) minicomputer.

Why?

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What?

The PDP-11 simulator comes courtesy of Bob Supnik's SIMH[2][3], a collectionof simulators for bygone computing platforms. The aim is to put togetherpre-built simulator binaries along with config and OS disk images, allwrapped with neat startup scripts to make getting started simple.

Supported PDP-11 Operating Systems

Currently the following operating systems are provided with PDPi-11. To startan OS you just need to run the appropriate shell script.

  • dosbatch-11 - DOS/Batch-11 V10
  • pdp-11-unixv6 - PDP-11 UNIX V6
  • pdp-11-unixv7 - PDP-11 UNIX V7
  • rt-11-v53 - RT-11 v5.3
  • rt-11-v53-ethernet - RT-11 v5.3 with an ethernet card configured

References

[1] http://www.vintage-computer.com/vcforum/showthread.php?37827-Greetings-from-GE-Canada

[2] http://simh.trailing-edge.com/

Emulator

[3] https://github.com/simh/simh