Before you can upgrade your system, you must restore files from the distribution tapes to disk. You will use the BACKUP program to restore the files from the Monitor/ANF-IO tape, which contains the sources for the monitor and ANF-10; You wil'l also restore the files from the CUSP, or Commonly Used System Program tape; the files for the GALAXY batch and spooling system are included on this tape. This chapter also explains how to restore files from the unbundled software tape, the customer-supported tape, and the TOOLS tape.
The files contained on the Monitor/ANF-10, CUSP, DECnet, and TOOLS tapes are stored on the tapes in a series of sub-file directories
(SFDs) under the [10,7] PPN on structure DSKB:. The examples in this manual use DSKB: as the structure to which the files will be copied, and the area [10,7] for the directory area. After the tapes are restored, you will use NFT to copy the files into their appropriate directories.
IMPORTANT
Before proceeding, you should save your existing monitor sources, CUSPs, GALAXY components, and (for KL systems only) front-end file system on a backup disk or tape. This will allow you to fall back to your old monitor if the new monitor is difficult to install or run.
Existing KS installations require some of the files from the bootable tape. These files are not compatible with previous versions and are required for building the microprocessor file system and you must copy these files from the bootable tape before copying the TOPS-10 monitor and CUSPs. If you are upgrading a KS system, mount the bootable tape now. If you are upgrading a KL system, mount the Monitor/ANF-10 tape.
For existing systems already running GALAXY, ensure that the tape-drive you are using is not available to MDA by using the OPR command SET TAPE-DRIVE. MTAO is used in the following example; if the distribution tape is on a different drive, use the correct physical device name .
. R OPR<RET>
OPR>SET TAPE-DRIVE MTAO UNAVAILABLE Enter text and terminate with AZ<CTRL/Z>
AZ OPR>
10:29:36 Device MTAO Unavailable for use OPR>EXIT<RET>
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For both KL and KS systems, assign a name to the tape by typing the following command:
.ASSIGN MTAO: TAPE:<RET>
The system responds with:
MTAO ASSIGNED
This command assigns the name TAPE to the tape unit MTAO.
The procedures for copying files from tape to disk use the BACKUP program. At the . prompt, type the following:
.R BACKUP<RET>
/
The / sign is the BACKUP prompt, indicating that BACKUP is running and is ready to accept BACKUP commands ~ The BAC'KUP program is discussed in the TOPS-I0 Operator's Guide. This manual shows only the commands you need to type to restore the monitor and its supporting software.
If you are upgrading a KS system, continue with Section 7.1.
are upgrading a KL system, go directly to Section 7.2.
7.1 RESTORING KS MICROPROCESSOR FILES
If you
The following commands allow you to restore the files needed to upgrade a KS microprocessor file system. Type the commands that are underscored in the following procedure:
/TAPE TAPE: <RET>
/SUPERSEDE ALWAYS<RET>
/INTERCHANGE<RET>
/RESTORE DEC:=SMFILE.EXE<RET>
"DONE
/RESTORE DEC:=TI0KL.RAM<RET>
"DONE--/RESTORE DEC:=KSBOOT.EXE<RET>
"DONE
/UNLOAD TAPE:<RET>
[MTAO-:- Read(C/H/S) = 7752000/0/0]
Remove the bootable tape from the drive and mount the Monitor/ANF-I0 tape. Then, proceed with the instructions in Section 7.2.
7.2 RESTORING THE MONITOR, SOURCES AND ASSOCIATED SOFTWARE
To copy the files from tape to disk, you must mount, restore, unload and dismount each tape. You may restore the tapes in any order, unless otherwise noted in the cover letter included with the specific tape.
RESTORING THE DISTRIBUTION TAPES
Repeat the procedure below for each distribution tape, starting with the Monitor/ANF-10 tape. If you wish to restore the tapes to an area other than DSKB: [10,7], you must specify this area in the /RESTORE command line in the procedure below.
1. Mount the distribution tape.
2. Type the following commands to restore the files:
/TAPE TAPE: <RET>
/REWrND<RET>
/SUPERSEDE ALWAYS<RET>
/PROTECTION l55<RET>
/SSNAME ALL<RET>
/RESTORE DSKB:<RET>
!10,7 DSKB
"DONE
/UNLOAD TAPE: <RET>
[MTAO: Read(C/H/S) 7752000/0/0]
3. Dismount the tape.
After the files are on disk, exit from BACKUP by typing EXIT and pressing RETURN.
Next, you will copy the files to the appropriate areas from DSKB: [10,7], using the Network File Transfer (NFT) program. NFT is described in the TOPS-10 User utilities Manual.
To copy files you only need to use the COpy command as shown below.
Use the COpy command to copy the files into their appropriate areas from DSKB: [10,7]:
*COPY SYS:/PROTECTION:055=DSKB: [10,7,*,*,*,*,*]*.EXE<RET>
*COPY SYS:/PROTECTION:055=DSKB: [10,7,*,*,*,*,*]*.RAM<RET>
*COPY SYS:/PROTECTION:055=DSKB: [10,7,*,*,*,*,*]*.VFU<RET>
*COPY SYS:/PROTECTION:055=DSKB: [10,7,*,*,*,*,*]DDT.REL<RET>
*COPY SYS:/PROTECTION:055=DSKB: [10,7,*,*,*,*,*]JOBDAT.REL<RET>
*COPY SYS:/PROTECTION:055=DSKB: [10,7,*,*,*,*,*]OVRLAY.REL<RET>
*COPY SYS:/PROTECTION:055=DSKB: [10,7,*,*,*,*,*]TECO.ERR<RET>
*COPY HLP:/PROTECTION:055=DSKB: [10,7,*,*,*,*,*]*.HLP<RET>
*COPY DOC:/PROTECTION:055=DSKB: [10,7,*,*,*,*,*]*.DOC<RET>
*COPY REL:/PROTECTION:055=DSKB: [10,7,*,*,*,*,*]*.REL<RET>
*COPY UNV:/PROTECTION:055=DSKB: [10,7,*,*,*,*,*]*.UNV<RET>
*COPY SYS:/PROTECTION:055=DSKB: [10,7,*,*,*,*,*]SYSTEM.CMD<RET>
*COPY SYS:/PROTECTION:055=DSKB: [10,7,*,*,*,*,*]*.SYS<RET>
*COPY SYS:/PROTECTION:055=DSKB: [10,7,*,*,*,*,*]*.INI<RET>
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For KL systems, also copy the following files as shown:
*COPY REL:/PROTECTION:055=DSKB: [lO,7,MON,KL]TOPSIO.REL<RET>
*COPY SYS:=DSKB: [lO,7,*,*,*,*,*]DXMCA.ADX<RET>
*COPY SYS:=DSKB: [lO,7,*,*,*,*,*]DXMPA.A8<RET>
*COPY SYS:~DSKB: [lO,7,*,*,*,*,*]DXMCD.ADX<RET>
*COPY SYS:=DSKB: [lO,7,*,*,*,*,*]KNICOD.BIN<RET>
*COPY SYS:=DSKB: [lO,7,*,*,*,*,*]FEUIC.TXT<RET>
For KS systems, copy the following file as shown:
*COPY SYS:=DSKB: [lO,7,*,*,*,*,*]SMFILE.EXE<RET>
To exit from NFT, type EXIT and press RETURN: .
*EXIT<RET>
If you have not yet read the beware files, read them now. To find out what .BWR files are available, type the following:
. DIR DSKB: [10, 7 , * , * , * , * , *] * . BWR<RET>
You can display the files on your terminal using the TYPE command. Be sure to read all the files listed by the DIR command. After reading the beware files, go on to Chapter 8, "Restoring the Supplementary Processor's File System".
CHAPTER 8