andrewg@comp.vuw.ac.nz (Andrew Greer) (04/06/88)
Some time back someone posted information about how to modify an image file so that it appeared to be linked /NOTRACEBACK when it had been linked with /TRACEBACK. Does anyone have that information, I deleted some time ago and now find I need it. We are currently running version 1.0 of the DS200 software. Is there any later releases of that software? Thanks for you help. Andrew Greer VAX Systems programmer Path: ...!uunet!vuwcomp!andrewg Internet: andrewg@comp.vuw.ac.nz
bob@njitsc1.njit.edu (Bob Michie) (04/12/88)
In article <13477@comp.vuw.ac.nz> andrewg@comp.vuw.ac.nz (Andrew Greer) writes: > > We are currently running version 1.0 of the DS200 software. Is there any >later releases of that software? > The latest version of DS200 software i have is V2.0. It has alot of bug fixes. The biggest problem I had with V1.0 was that xon-xoff did not always work. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Robert Michie NJ Institute of Technology Network Specialist Computing Services bob@njitsc1.njit.edu michie@jvnca.csc.org
rrk@byuvax.bitnet (04/14/88)
This command procedure does the opposite...It makes images linked /NOTRACEBACK
into debugable images:
$!-----------------------------------------------------
$ patch/abs 'p1'
e/word 2
e \+4
dep .+4 = \
e .-8
dep .+4 = \
dep .-4 = 7ffedf68
e 20
dep . = \ or 1
update
$!-----------------------------------------------
To make it do the opposite (traceback to no traceback) would be:
$!-----------------------------------------------
$ patch/abs 'p1'
e/word 2
e \+4
dep .-4 = \
e
dep .-4 = \
dep .=0
e 20
dep . = \ and 0fffffffe
update
$!-----------------------------------------
Hope this helps.
AMMON::RAY