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Incompatible Timesharing System
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New IP for UP #2101

Closed bictorv closed 2 years ago

larsbrinkhoff commented 2 years ago

The first commit is ok, but the second results in this:

*$l  sys;ts name
*debug/'NAME$:   -1   0
$g
New sys, must initialize--
Take paws off keys and wait
$^K
*:pdump sys;dsk:ts name
*$p
Init done
:$ Urk! AAAAAAIIIIIEEEEeeeeeeeeee... $

This typically happens when there's something wrong with the host table. Maybe if you run :syshst;hosts3 manually with the updated table, it will tell you if there's something it doesn't like.

bictorv commented 2 years ago

Sigh. syshst;hosts3 is too clever for its own good, and rejects two hosts with the same address. I'll try to uncommit the second commit.

larsbrinkhoff commented 2 years ago

Depending on your branching model, you might typically remove the latest commit by doing git reset --hard HEAD~ rather than revert. I did this now and force pushed the branch.

bictorv commented 2 years ago

Thanks! While I have a "pro" account, I'm not really a git pro. ;-)