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Neat. compiled right up on my SunOS 4.1.4 machine with only a slight modification (dsub.c had some C++ style comments that the old BSD cc didn't like). phoen
by spilk 9y ago
Neat. compiled right up on my SunOS 4.1.4 machine with only a slight modification (dsub.c had some C++ style comments that the old BSD cc didn't like).
phoenix$ zork
Welcome to Dungeon. This version created 11-MAR-91.
You are in an open field west of a big white house with a boarded
front door.
There is a small mailbox here.
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- DonHopkins 9y ago4.1.4? Yummy, my favorite! Is it running on real hardware or in a VM? If the former, what software do I need and how can I get an image please?
- spilk 9y agoI'm running it on the real deal - a 1991-ish SPARCstation IPC. 25MHz of SPARC goodness. Most of these machines are dead because the power supply output capacitors have failed, but a fairly easy soldering job and they are back up and running. My original SCSI HD also failed (a 424MB Seagate ST1480N), but I've subbed in a SCSI2SD. Works a treat. I basically just play Nethack on it. I've also been experimenting with TeX 3.141 on it. As far as a VM, I believe it is possible to run 4.1.4 within QEMU. I haven't personally tried, but I have had success in the past running some versions of Solaris 2.x for sun4m in QEMU. I believe you can emulate a SPARCstation 5 with tcx graphics fairly well with that.