View source for ND-110 Satellite 9883.21005/Test programs

This page contains screenshots from running ND-100 test programs (210523E00-XX-01D floppy) on my ND-110 Satellite ([[ND-110 Satellite 9883.21005|9883.21005]]).

As usual, you load the floppy by giving
 1560&
on the console

== DISK-MM B01 ==
Disk Media Maintenance is the program you are supposed to use to initialize (or format and initialize) a SCSI hard drive before you can install SINTRAN III on it. [[ND-210523H]] has DISK-MM-B01. Unfortunately, this version refuses to work on non-ND hard drives.
<gallery mode="nolines">
File:TPE Monitor B01 IMG 20200521 211916103.jpg|TPE Monitor version B01
File:TPE Monitor B01 2 IMG 20200521 212042003.jpg|TPE Monitor - commands
File:TPE Monitor B01 3 IMG 20200521 212058689.jpg| TPE Monitor - files on floppy
File:Disk-mm-b01 1 IMG 20200521 212148854.jpg|DMM - version B01
File:Disk-mm-b01 2 IMG 20200521 212224959.jpg| DMM - commands
File:Disk-mm-b01 3 list-parameters IMG 20200521 212337636.jpg| DMM - list-parameters
File:Disk-mm-b01 4 list-disk-information IMG 20200521 212402388.jpg| DMM - list-disk-information
File:Disk-mm-b01 5 initialize IMG 20200521 212424968.jpg| DMM - initialize
File:Disk-mm-b01 6 format-initialize IMG 20200521 212454789.jpg| DMM - format-initialize
</gallery>
; 2020-05-21 : I tested DISK-MM B01.

== DMM ==
Since I managed to capture a floppy image that has DMM - Disk Media Maintenance on it (see [[ND-DMM]] page), I wanted to try it out. So I wrote the image to a floppy, which ndfs thinks is ok
<pre>
tingo@kg-t2$ sudo dd if=./ND-DMM_1988-09-30.image of=/dev/fd1 bs=1024
1232+0 records in
1232+0 records out
1261568 bytes transferred in 230.765361 secs (5467 bytes/sec)
tingo@kg-t2$ ndfs -t /dev/fd1
Directory name            : DMM
Object file index pointer : 611 SI: 0x1 (indexed)
User file index pointer   : 613 SI: 0x1 (indexed)
Bit file pointer          : 614 SI: 0x0 (contiguous)
No. of unreserved pages   : 2
Files:
  0   0: I       28 pages     56320 bytes 1988-09-30 13:19:32 (FLOPPY-USER)TPE-MON-100-B00:PROG
  0   1: I       38 pages     77824 bytes 1988-10-12 18:51:09 (FLOPPY-USER)DMM-05C00:TEST
  0   2: I       11 pages     22528 bytes 1988-10-12 18:51:18 (FLOPPY-USER)DMM-E1-05C00:NEXT
  0   3: I       11 pages     22528 bytes 1988-10-12 18:51:21 (FLOPPY-USER)DMM-E2-05C00:NEXT
  0   4: I        6 pages     12288 bytes 1988-10-12 18:51:24 (FLOPPY-USER)DMM-C1-05C00:NEXT
  0   5: I        6 pages     12288 bytes 1988-10-12 18:51:26 (FLOPPY-USER)DMM-C2-05C00:NEXT
  0   6: I        6 pages     12288 bytes 1988-10-12 18:51:28 (FLOPPY-USER)DMM-C3-05C00:NEXT
  0   7: I        6 pages     12288 bytes 1988-10-12 18:51:30 (FLOPPY-USER)DMM-C4-05C00:NEXT
  0   8: I       16 pages     31086 bytes 1991-04-12 11:22:19 (FLOPPY-USER)BDIO-DUMP:OUT
Directory size: 611 pages
Bit file size : 1 page 
</pre>
Then I put the floppy in the ND-110 and attempted to load it
<gallery mode="nolines">
File:Dmm label 20190414 205759.jpg
File:Dmm floppy-mon 20190414 205731.jpg
</gallery>
The expected result here was that TPE-MON would have loaded. No matter what I try, the ND-110 is unable to see any files  on that floppy. So this image might be broken.
; 2019-04-14 : attempted to test the ND-DMM image. It wouldn't load TPE-MON, just FLOPPY-MON.

== DISK-MM B00 ==
Disk Media Maintenance is the program you are supposed to use to initialize (or format and initialize) a SCSI hard drive before you can install SINTRAN III on it. [[ND-210523G]] has DISK-MM-B00. Unfortunately, this version refuses to work on non-ND hard drives.
<gallery mode="nolines">
File:DISK-MM-B00 1.jpg
File:DISK-MM-B00 2.jpg
File:DISK-MM-B00 3.jpg
File:DISK-MM-B00 4.jpg
File:DISK-MM-B00 6.jpg
</gallery>
; 2016-07-22 : I tested DISK-MM B00.

== SCSI-TV B00 == 
I used SCSI Test and Verify B00 (from [[ND-210523G]]) to check that the machine recognized the hard drive correctly. It did.
<gallery mode="nolines">
File:SCSI-TV-B00 1.jpg
File:SCSI-TV-B00 2.jpg
File:SCSI-TV-B00 3.jpg
</gallery>
; 2016-07-22 : I tested SCSI-TV B00.

=== Testing a Seagate ST31200N drive with SCSI-TV ===
I used SCSI-TV-B00 for testing a Seagate ST31200N drive.
<gallery mode="nolines">
File:Test scsi-tv-b00-1.jpg
File:Test scsi-tv-b00-2.jpg
File:Test scsi-tv-b00-3.jpg
File:Test scsi-tv-b00-4.jpg
File:Test scsi-tv-b00-5.jpg
File:Test scsi-tv-b00-6.jpg
File:Test scsi-tv-b00-7.jpg
File:Test scsi-tv-b00-8.jpg
File:Test scsi-tv-b00-9.jpg
File:Test scsi-tv-b00-10.jpg
</gallery>
; 2016-09-09 : Testing ST31200N with SCSI-TV-B00. The drive is recognized as having 1024 byte blocks. All (SCSI) adaptor tests pass. Some device tests fail because the test program doesn't recognize the vendor (and don't know how to perform the test?). The interesting results are for drive tests 12 and 14; they fail because of inconsistent / wrong partition block. Perhaps the INITIALIZE command from the DISK-MM program is supposed to write partition info to a drive?

== TPE Monitor B00 ==
Recently I got more floppies, which included [[ND-210523G]] Test Program for ND-100/110/120. Here are some screenshots from running TPE Monitor, version B00.
<gallery mode="nolines">
File:TPE-B00 1.jpg
File:TPE-B00 2.jpg
File:TPE-B00 datcl updat panel clock.jpg
File:TPE-B00 datcl updat disk2 files.jpg
</gallery>
; 2016-07-22 : I tested TPE Monitor B00.

== TPE Monitor A02 ==
This is TPE Monitor version A02.
<gallery mode="nolines">
File:Tpe-monitor-a02-1.jpg
File:Tpe-monitor-a02-2.jpg
File:Tpe-monitor-a02-3.jpg
</gallery>

== Configuration ==
This is Configuration, version D00.
<gallery mode="nolines">
File:Configuration-d00-1.jpg
File:Configuration-d00-2.jpg
File:Configuration-d00-3.jpg
File:Configuration-d00-4.jpg
File:Configuration-d00-5.jpg
File:Configuration-d00-6.jpg
File:Configuration-d00-7.jpg
</gallery>